I loved those air shows. A friend of mine used to live in Weymouth, he'd throw a couple of cases of coke in a cooler and sell them to drivers stuck in traffic on Route 18.
Had no idea! The lady friend made some "triple chocolate" brownies last night with all sorts of chocolate chips in 'em. I'm more of just a regular ass, no frills, boxed mix store brand, a little bit crispy around the edge brownies type of guy. But them triple chocolate with chocolate chip brownies were an experience. I think I will pair them with lunch today
Looks like heaven, and there IS a ski shop down the street called Heaven lol. I have rented from there before, dude at the desk was totally lost but the equipment was fine and price was right.
This reminds me of that curb your enthusiasm episode. Beloved Aunt. They typo Aunt with a "C" instead of the "A". lol or as usual you wonder if Larry does it on purpose.lol
One that I saw that I'll never forget and still makes me laugh to think about it to this day was how some kid from my high school died in a car accident and his obituary tried to say that he was an aspiring rapper, but they forgot a p and listed him as an "aspiring raper"
All of this is true. Depends on the type of skiing you like to do. Bretton Woods has very little if you like steep, or bumps, and the vertical is pretty bad. They also don't have a summit chair from the base, and this past season they skimped on lift operations down the stretch once all the snow finally arrived. If you like fairly gentle cruisers, and gentle tree runs, it's the place to be.
Black Mountain of NH is a fun mountain, locally owned, not by Vail or Omni
I'm loving all of this information. I've normally only hung out in Sandown because of my Aunt owns a lake house. So this is all new to me.
And perhaps play more than one sport, like we used to when we were kids.
Hope you feel better.
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LOL. This thread is awesome. Taking me back down memory lane. As a kid, I was on my bike over to this playground every weekend for pickup baseball. If we didn't have enough players, we played wall ball (we called it Strikeout) against the school building on the right. If you look close (left of the doors), you can still see the discolored brick where we had our strike zone put up. That playground was where I learned to pitch. Got really good at climbing on that roof to retrieve foul balls, too When we had enough players to field 2 decent sized teams, we moved over on the grass field to the left. No parents, no coaches......just a bunch of kids playing ball. That was 45 years ago.....
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What you describe is just what I did in the 70's in Vermont. You played Little League, and on the days in between, you played pickup at the local elementary school field, often four-on-four, two outs per inning, couldn't hit the ball to right field. Everyone rode their bikes there, with a glove hanging off the handle. We were all Bad News Bears back then.
My Little League field in Manchester, VT, with the Green Mountains as a backdrop. Looks just like the movie.
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Zeb's in North Conway is a local landmark and has a candy counter as long as a bowling alley. Just be prepared for fourteen bucks for a piece of fudge.
North Conway has a special place in my heart. Hubby and I stayed there for a couple of days during our honeymoon, on our way to Cape Cod, many years ago. Today we have been married 43 years. It was one of my favourite places.
The first time I went to North Conway I said to myself "Its like they Massholes replicated rt 28 in Yarmouth, MA for their mountain recreation. Christmas Tree Shops, Pirates Cove, and Red Jacket Hotels. Its pretty spot on haha.
Ventura Park. I know i know, Lower Mills. I did a couple years of school at St Greg’s. I feel like the “what Parrish?” Is the true initiation of the times, so I can at least answer that one!
