(December 2, 2010 at 10:36 am)Chuck Wrote: I thought he just throw thumbtacks on the bathroom floor while others are taking showers.

Hmmm...did you assume that because it's something you'd do?

(December 2, 2010 at 10:37 am)thesummerqueen Wrote:

(December 2, 2010 at 10:36 am)Chuck Wrote: I thought he just throw thumbtacks on the bathroom floor while others are taking showers.

Hmmm...did you assume that because it's something you'd do?

Never. Not even during my misspent youth.

(December 2, 2010 at 11:16 am)Chuck Wrote: Never. Not even during my misspent youth.

I'm still mispending the last of my youth...anyone got any suggestions as to how to send the rest of it out with a bang?

Hmmmm, are you susceptible to being charged as an adult?

(December 2, 2010 at 11:25 am)Chuck Wrote: Hmmmm, are you susceptible to being charged as an adult?

Do you mean can I be prosecuted as an adult? Yes. But my daddy's a lawyer.

Hmmmmm, expecting any major life changing event that will abruptly put an end to your youth?

(December 2, 2010 at 11:33 am)Chuck Wrote: Hmmmmm, expecting any major life changing event that will abruptly put an end to your youth?

Nah...just looking to put a few more stories under my belt.

Hmm, after college I took a month long back packing trip with best friends from high school. That was a way to recap the lasting things I take away from my youth.

When I left high school I immediately entered the office work force, so I didn't have the college partying experience. It led to quite a few more grown up memories, but I miss having some completely foolish memories to look back on. [sigh] I'm sure being broke is what's putting the real damper on having fun right now.

My nic is a family thing it was just a really great first warm spring day and I keep it in memory of the day.

When we were living in Washington, my daughter and I took my granddaughter and her best pal to a concert/show at the Showbox at the Market. It was one of the first really warm days of the year so we went to Emmets Oyster Bar and sat outside with shrimp on ice with some great bread and butter and clam chowder, get the picture. No coat, no sweater and a sunny sky in Washington State! The girls decided they wanted to be a little more "grown" and not have Grannie and Auntie at the Show so they gave my daughter and I names to use for the night. My daughter was Violet and I was LilyanneRose, my granddaughter became our precious little Morning Glory and her friend was Little Lilac. They had such a great time at this show, I'm still carrying a mental video of some of the moments. (The joke was that she was already five foot, nine inches. We had some fun with the names pre show and would use them on other trips to Seattle or Portland!

I think at some point I decided that LilyAnneRose sounded like such a Republican that it would be fun to post under that name for sheer contrast!

As a PS The Showbox at the Market became my favorite venue!