Can the adults please smoke? — Page 160
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Actually anything would have been my second choice to get this thread to move from page 166 to 167.
I'm tired of looking at the the back of the kiddie's head everytime page 166 opened.
Is that all there is, Peggy Lee?
Posted: 8/22/04 at 1:57pm
Loved it years ago... loved Sean Hayes quoting those famous words to Eileen Brennan during acting class on Will and Grace a couple of years ago.
As Dick and Harvey used to say, "It's timeless to me".
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Did none of you ever play OUTSIDE?
How about Ding Dong Ditch It? When you ring your neighbors' doorbells and run and hide behind a tree and laugh yourself sick when they stand out their in their curlers or boxer shorts and curse kids everywhere?
How about Swinging Statues? Red Light, Green Light?
Posted: 8/22/04 at 4:26pm
I loved all those neighborhood/backyard games. Red Light, Green Light. Mother May I. Capture the flag.
Yeah, we played outside - lol.
A great day was just "riding bikes". That was pretty much as involved as the plan got.
Mom - What are you going to do today?
Me - Ride my bike.
Mom - Be home in time for dinner.
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Statues, Red Rover, Mother May I, Red Light-Green Light, Hide N Go Seek (in the neighborhood cemetery!) and riding bikes...that about sums up my outside activies most vacations and weekends in good weather.
And snow forts in the winter. :o)
Hey...has anyone heard of the game "Sardines"? It's a variation on Hide N Go Seek.
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Posted: 8/22/04 at 4:31pm
Snow forts were great. My dad was especially gifted in creating them for us. He'd fill big trashcans up with snow and create these snow castles. I would usually just dig down into a mound of snow. Dad was much more creative!
Posted: 8/22/04 at 4:34pm
Everyone smooshing up in one place... I second that about getting cozy with the cute boys!
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