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When my parents were alive we used to often have many "rousing" games of UNO. Great fun.
I remember one very cold spell when we lived in Alabama.....power was down, we had no heat except in the Fireplace, so we all slept in the den that night....the next day, everything was shut down, stayed home from work, so we had to keep the fire going and to keep from being totally bored, we played Uno with the kids over and over till I couldn't stand Uno for many years after that.....I finally got over it.
Uno.
Another busy day. Just wound up the day with a rousing game of UNO, then we watched a few funny goat videos online. Dinner was shepard's pie. The girls have found a "secret" place down near the creek. We let the goats roam loose all day and they stayed pretty close. Everyone is tucked in for the night and I will soon join them.
Looks like all is well in the CS. Take care all and I hope you all have a good night.
When my parents were alive we used to often have many "rousing" games of UNO. Great fun.
We used to play all of those board games when I was little. Now we have computers and texting, more interactive for kids and their friends. Can't wait to see what the future holds!
Fridays smiles
In honor of tomorrow as the first day of summer.
"Summers here and the time is right for dancing in the Street"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_li_d_YviZ4
When my parents were alive we used to often have many "rousing" games of UNO. Great fun.
We used to play all of those board games when I was little. Now we have computers and texting, more interactive for kids and their friends. Can't wait to see what the future holds!
Funny when you have family over and you look around and they are all sitting around with their tablets, lap-tops, phones, all in a world all to themselves.....
And I thought yes, sign of the times.
The tourists have been coming to the coast. The next two months will be crazy busy and I hope not all, are just window-shopping.
Good morning to my long-time CS buds....
the shore is hopping here too. last weekend was prom weekend and the streets were lined with kids
Great that you have a good and fun place to spend these hot Summer days.
That happened to me as well many years ago, an extended power failure with very cold temperatures outside (and inside). I didn't have a fireplace, and my primary concern then was the water pipes. I did not want to risk the water freezing inside the pipes, so I turned off the water, and drained the water from every faucet. Did not use the water during the power outage.Another busy day. Just wound up the day with a rousing game of UNO, then we watched a few funny goat videos online. Dinner was shepard's pie. The girls have found a "secret" place down near the creek. We let the goats roam loose all day and they stayed pretty close. Everyone is tucked in for the night and I will soon join them.
Looks like all is well in the CS. Take care all and I hope you all have a good night.
When my parents were alive we used to often have many "rousing" games of UNO. Great fun.
I remember one very cold spell when we lived in Alabama.....power was down, we had no heat except in the Fireplace, so we all slept in the den that night....the next day, everything was shut down, stayed home from work, so we had to keep the fire going and to keep from being totally bored, we played Uno with the kids over and over till I couldn't stand Uno for many years after that.....I finally got over it.
I also think that catch and release is cruel.
How do we know if the fish are still OK?
For all we know they may get infections where they get hooked and die days or weeks later, or maybe they get so stressed about getting caught they die a few hours later.
If I remember correctly fish have no central nervous system, they feel no pain...
That is correct.
I was not talking about them feeling pain.
I was talking about they may die needlessly. Catching them and Releasing them so that they can live and they may just die anyway.
To me, you catch fish to eat, not just to catch and then let them go, where they may die anyway for no good reason other than you like to fish.
Then again they may very well live after being released.
Back to my original question - How do we know for certain?
Another busy day. Just wound up the day with a rousing game of UNO, then we watched a few funny goat videos online. Dinner was shepard's pie. The girls have found a "secret" place down near the creek. We let the goats roam loose all day and they stayed pretty close. Everyone is tucked in for the night and I will soon join them.
Looks like all is well in the CS. Take care all and I hope you all have a good night.
When my parents were alive we used to often have many "rousing" games of UNO. Great fun.
We used to play all of those board games when I was little. Now we have computers and texting, more interactive for kids and their friends. Can't wait to see what the future holds!
When my parents were alive we used to often have many "rousing" games of UNO. Great fun.
We used to play all of those board games when I was little. Now we have computers and texting, more interactive for kids and their friends. Can't wait to see what the future holds!
Kids are still playing games, they just play with strangers on the internet. I find those internet games like Everquest boring, though. There is something nostalgic about playing games with friends and family, face-to-face.
We used to play all of those board games when I was little. Now we have computers and texting, more interactive for kids and their friends. Can't wait to see what the future holds!
Kids are still playing games, they just play with strangers on the internet. I find those internet games like Everquest boring, though. There is something nostalgic about playing games with friends and family, face-to-face.
Yeah. People who play games on the internet are weirdos
When my parents were alive we used to often have many "rousing" games of UNO. Great fun.
We used to play all of those board games when I was little. Now we have computers and texting, more interactive for kids and their friends. Can't wait to see what the future holds!
Kids are still playing games, they just play with strangers on the internet. I find those internet games like Everquest boring, though. There is something nostalgic about playing games with friends and family, face-to-face.
Another busy day. Just wound up the day with a rousing game of UNO, then we watched a few funny goat videos online. Dinner was shepard's pie. The girls have found a "secret" place down near the creek. We let the goats roam loose all day and they stayed pretty close. Everyone is tucked in for the night and I will soon join them.
Looks like all is well in the CS. Take care all and I hope you all have a good night.
When my parents were alive we used to often have many "rousing" games of UNO. Great fun.
I remember one very cold spell when we lived in Alabama.....power was down, we had no heat except in the Fireplace, so we all slept in the den that night....the next day, everything was shut down, stayed home from work, so we had to keep the fire going and to keep from being totally bored, we played Uno with the kids over and over till I couldn't stand Uno for many years after that.....I finally got over it.
