
Freehold DM |

Crawls out of the woodwork GOOD MORNING EVERYBODY! I was away for a bit handling some family business

Freehold DM |

Oh bleary eyed Monday morning. Not getting Easter Monday off is uncivilized. :(
Yay, more Fun Time for Badger in H-town.
H-Town? There's a TOWN I can retire to now?
Oh, bad news Mairkurion- I didn't get a chance to find that book I was telling you about despite being at my godmother's house for Easter. I will check again sometime in the future.

Urizen |

My trapper's bane is up at KQ. Thanks again, Urizen, for your advice on this one. You really helped make this stronger than my initial concept.
Wow! It was a little while since I looked at it. Not sure what I think about their picture selection for your beastie, though. :P

Urizen |

However, I did also shave off my goatee(my chin was complaining of the lack of oxygen and sunlight), and few have noticed. I'd show pics, but I don't have any before pics and I lack Facebook, being a neo-luddite.
C'mon, FHDM. I broke the grip on my neo-luddite ways and caved in after Xmas; you can do it. =)

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Celestial Healer wrote:Went to Letchworth Park on Saturday...If I'm not mistaken that's in New York?
Yes, and not far from where I live.
Wikipedia article (with some pictures in it)

Emperor7 |

Welcome back, Crimson Jester!
Sorry your morning is not starting off well, Moorluck.
We're back from Tennessee. The drive back was much easier yesterday than it was on Friday. We stopped at Perkins for Easter lunch. I crashed when I got back home.
In about 30 hours, I'll be on a plane to Houston.
From this point forward to be known as HoustonBaby's Hometown.

Twin Agate Dragons |

Twin Agate Dragons wrote:Celestial Healer wrote:Went to Letchworth Park on Saturday...If I'm not mistaken that's in New York?Yes, and not far from where I live.
Wikipedia article (with some pictures in it)
Love that picture in the upper right. Totally yoinking it for Sarunia.

Emperor7 |

I am hoping my visit to HoustonBaby's Hometown is better this time around. I might actually see something other than my hotel room and a gas station.
Of course it will be better. HoustonBaby's living there now. ;)
I hear you on those hotel/work/hotel/airport/home trips. They really suck.

lynora |

Well, the kid had a good Easter. He got to go to Build-a-Bear and make a camo bear that he dressed as a clone trooper, and then Sunday early afternoon since he slept until about noon, did the traditional egg hunt followed by eating himself sick with lots of candy. All his favs, peeps and jelly beans and cadbury eggs (one of the very few forms of chocolate he likes). And then we took him to see How to Train your Dragon. I loved it. It was a very entertaining movie. The kidlet thought it was just a little old for him and honestly he was probably right. Some of it got pretty intense for a six year old.

taig RPG Superstar 2012 |

Why is the air conditioning on in my building? Why?
Because it's cold in your building?
We went through a period of time at work where the A/C and the heat would be running simultaneously, I guess to keep the temperature at a certain level. If one shut off, then the temperature would change drastically. One day we went from 59 degrees to 85.

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Celestial Healer wrote:Why is the air conditioning on in my building? Why?Because it's cold in your building?
We went through a period of time at work where the A/C and the heat would be running simultaneously, I guess to keep the temperature at a certain level. If one shut off, then the temperature would change drastically. One day we went from 59 degrees to 85.
But it's freezing in here...
Celestial Healer wrote:Why is the air conditioning on in my building? Why?
Because I want you to take your shirt off!
Oh wait..switches to "Heat" There we go.
Just so you know, I'm not wearing anything under this toga.

Eric Swanson |

Eric Swanson wrote:7.2 from what I heard.Emperor7 wrote:Not where I am at, anyway, but Mexicali and calexico got hit pretty hard.Eric Swanson wrote:Whole bunch of aftershocks bookmark postGlad you're OK and able to post. No major damage?
Yep, I felt some rolling, was in temecula at the time, pretty fun stuff, he he. Did you feel it there?

Twin Agate Dragons |

Twin Agate Dragons wrote:Yep, I felt some rolling, was in temecula at the time, pretty fun stuff, he he. Did you feel it there?Eric Swanson wrote:7.2 from what I heard.Emperor7 wrote:Not where I am at, anyway, but Mexicali and calexico got hit pretty hard.Eric Swanson wrote:Whole bunch of aftershocks bookmark postGlad you're OK and able to post. No major damage?
Nope. There was an earthquake in the last 1 or 2 years that hit Cali pretty bad that didn't stop till it hit eastern AZ. We got whitecaps in our pool from it.

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And then we took him to see How to Train your Dragon. I loved it. It was a very entertaining movie. The kidlet thought it was just a little old for him and honestly he was probably right. Some of it got pretty intense for a six year old.
Morning all.
My wife took our older son to see How to Train Your Dragon. They both said that it was very good. Although my son was a little disappointed that it was NOTHING like the book he read about a year ago. The book series is very good and he has read pretty much everything by that author.

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Talking to my 5 year old nephew yesterday, he was telling me everything he got for Easter. When he mentioned his chocolate bunny, I told him how much I liked them. He then told me he would save me a piece, and I even overheard him telling his father that they would send me a piece in the mail. So, if I come home one day to see ants attacking my mailbox, I'll know what's in there.

lynora |

Talking to my 5 year old nephew yesterday, he was telling me everything he got for Easter. When he mentioned his chocolate bunny, I told him how much I liked them. He then told me he would save me a piece, and I even overheard him telling his father that they would send me a piece in the mail. So, if I come home one day to see ants attacking my mailbox, I'll know what's in there.
Awww. That's so cute. :)

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Yeah, this is the same nephew who went into a Walgreens store with his father and discovered one of those camera set-ups that shows your image on the nearby TV. Next thing my brother hears is "Hey daddy! Look at my butt." and turns around to find the kid shaking his butt in front of the camera so that he can see it on said TV.

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My half brother (8 years old) got a video game for Easter. WTF? Did the Easter Bunny have to up his game to compete with Santa or something? What is the world coming to?
Yep. Gone are the days when candy was the only gift. My same nephew mentioned above also got at least one transformer, along with some other toys.

lynora |

Celestial Healer wrote:My half brother (8 years old) got a video game for Easter. WTF? Did the Easter Bunny have to up his game to compete with Santa or something? What is the world coming to?Yep. Gone are the days when candy was the only gift. My same nephew mentioned above also got at least one transformer, along with some other toys.
When were those days? I always got some small present in my Easter basket along with the candy. Never anything really big, but a doll or a game or a book. It was a family tradition.

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Aberzombie wrote:When were those days? I always got some small present in my Easter basket along with the candy. Never anything really big, but a doll or a game or a book. It was a family tradition.Celestial Healer wrote:My half brother (8 years old) got a video game for Easter. WTF? Did the Easter Bunny have to up his game to compete with Santa or something? What is the world coming to?Yep. Gone are the days when candy was the only gift. My same nephew mentioned above also got at least one transformer, along with some other toys.
Maybe it was different for other folks, but when I was a kid all we ever got was a basket with some candy. As we got older, we didn't even get that. :(

Twin Agate Dragons |

Celestial Healer wrote:My half brother (8 years old) got a video game for Easter. WTF? Did the Easter Bunny have to up his game to compete with Santa or something? What is the world coming to?Yep. Gone are the days when candy was the only gift. My same nephew mentioned above also got at least one transformer, along with some other toys.
Well, at least for my nephew, all he got was candy and some toys.

Twin Agate Dragons |

lynora wrote:Maybe it was different for other folks, but when I was a kid all we ever got was a basket with some candy. As we got older, we didn't even get that. :(Aberzombie wrote:When were those days? I always got some small present in my Easter basket along with the candy. Never anything really big, but a doll or a game or a book. It was a family tradition.Celestial Healer wrote:My half brother (8 years old) got a video game for Easter. WTF? Did the Easter Bunny have to up his game to compete with Santa or something? What is the world coming to?Yep. Gone are the days when candy was the only gift. My same nephew mentioned above also got at least one transformer, along with some other toys.
The last Easter Gift I got was Star Trek IV (The Two-Disc Special Collector's Edition) when it came out in 2003.

lynora |

lynora wrote:Maybe it was different for other folks, but when I was a kid all we ever got was a basket with some candy. As we got older, we didn't even get that. :(Aberzombie wrote:When were those days? I always got some small present in my Easter basket along with the candy. Never anything really big, but a doll or a game or a book. It was a family tradition.Celestial Healer wrote:My half brother (8 years old) got a video game for Easter. WTF? Did the Easter Bunny have to up his game to compete with Santa or something? What is the world coming to?Yep. Gone are the days when candy was the only gift. My same nephew mentioned above also got at least one transformer, along with some other toys.
I got an Easter basket every year until I left for college. There was less candy and more small presents every year. One year I got a basket of hair care products. Another year it was a coffee sampler and paperback books. But they stopped hiding it for me after I was twelve. So with that tradition of course I feel compelled to spoil my child. He likes Easter about as much as Christmas.