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Halloween Issues
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100_PROOF_ wrote: »L1zardQueen wrote: »You parents. Follow behind your trick or treaters in your Volvo and keep a written log of every address where they demand candy. Then, within 48 hours of trick or treating, make your children compose handwritten thank you cards to each and every address, stamp them and mail them. It's the polite way
Hey @newmeadow, how are you? I'm looking for some sage advice. Is white a really bad color to wear after Memorial Day? I live in SoCal and wore white pants out while shopping.
I am glad to see you about.
With your long legs, trim thighs and northern European hip structure I'm going to say you can get away with it, especially in the west coast culture which is a little more loosey goosey than the coastal northeast.
I beg to differ!!!
I'm considered the loosest goose in the North East. I wear white after labor day and also wear red lipstick during work hours.
I believe that she should not wear the white pants unless she's walking a perfumed beagle and wearing a D&G trench coat.
Okay, but what a girl wears on a golf course isn't necessarily subject to the local rules of etiquette because that's a whole different world. Beagle-friendly environments are seemingly coming more into vogue, and a little Chanel #5 helps break the ice, yes.1 -
100_PROOF_ wrote: »L1zardQueen wrote: »You parents. Follow behind your trick or treaters in your Volvo and keep a written log of every address where they demand candy. Then, within 48 hours of trick or treating, make your children compose handwritten thank you cards to each and every address, stamp them and mail them. It's the polite way
Hey @newmeadow, how are you? I'm looking for some sage advice. Is white a really bad color to wear after Memorial Day? I live in SoCal and wore white pants out while shopping.
I am glad to see you about.
With your long legs, trim thighs and northern European hip structure I'm going to say you can get away with it, especially in the west coast culture which is a little more loosey goosey than the coastal northeast.
I beg to differ!!!
I'm considered the loosest goose in the North East. I wear white after labor day and also wear red lipstick during work hours.
I believe that she should not wear the white pants unless she's walking a perfumed beagle and wearing a D&G trench coat.
Okay, but what a girl wears on a golf course isn't necessarily subject to the local rules of etiquette because that's a whole different world. Beagle-friendly environments are seemingly coming more into vogue, and a little Chanel #5 helps break the ice, yes.
If only that Burberry coat hadn't been stolen. We could all go swimming with the fishes. Ugh. That has a different connotation here...2 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »100_PROOF_ wrote: »L1zardQueen wrote: »You parents. Follow behind your trick or treaters in your Volvo and keep a written log of every address where they demand candy. Then, within 48 hours of trick or treating, make your children compose handwritten thank you cards to each and every address, stamp them and mail them. It's the polite way
Hey @newmeadow, how are you? I'm looking for some sage advice. Is white a really bad color to wear after Memorial Day? I live in SoCal and wore white pants out while shopping.
I am glad to see you about.
With your long legs, trim thighs and northern European hip structure I'm going to say you can get away with it, especially in the west coast culture which is a little more loosey goosey than the coastal northeast.
I beg to differ!!!
I'm considered the loosest goose in the North East. I wear white after labor day and also wear red lipstick during work hours.
I believe that she should not wear the white pants unless she's walking a perfumed beagle and wearing a D&G trench coat.
Okay, but what a girl wears on a golf course isn't necessarily subject to the local rules of etiquette because that's a whole different world. Beagle-friendly environments are seemingly coming more into vogue, and a little Chanel #5 helps break the ice, yes.
If only that Burberry coat hadn't been stolen. We could all go swimming with the fishes. Ugh. That has a different connotation here...
Me, you, queen lizard, 100 proof, the beagle and a baggie of chlorine resistant goldfish from Woolworths can all go in search of the perfect swimming experience after we shop at Nieman's for the appropriate attire. We'll try and influence 100 Proof's fashion selections with some diplomatic counseling. But if she insists on something nontraditional and eclectic we'll smile and concede as she is very headstrong.
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nutmegoreo wrote: »100_PROOF_ wrote: »L1zardQueen wrote: »You parents. Follow behind your trick or treaters in your Volvo and keep a written log of every address where they demand candy. Then, within 48 hours of trick or treating, make your children compose handwritten thank you cards to each and every address, stamp them and mail them. It's the polite way
Hey @newmeadow, how are you? I'm looking for some sage advice. Is white a really bad color to wear after Memorial Day? I live in SoCal and wore white pants out while shopping.
I am glad to see you about.
With your long legs, trim thighs and northern European hip structure I'm going to say you can get away with it, especially in the west coast culture which is a little more loosey goosey than the coastal northeast.
I beg to differ!!!
I'm considered the loosest goose in the North East. I wear white after labor day and also wear red lipstick during work hours.
I believe that she should not wear the white pants unless she's walking a perfumed beagle and wearing a D&G trench coat.
Okay, but what a girl wears on a golf course isn't necessarily subject to the local rules of etiquette because that's a whole different world. Beagle-friendly environments are seemingly coming more into vogue, and a little Chanel #5 helps break the ice, yes.
If only that Burberry coat hadn't been stolen. We could all go swimming with the fishes. Ugh. That has a different connotation here...
Me, you, queen lizard, 100 proof, the beagle and a baggie of chlorine resistant goldfish from Woolworths can all go in search of the perfect swimming experience after we shop at Nieman's for the appropriate attire. We'll try and influence 100 Proof's fashion selections with some diplomatic counseling. But if she insists on something nontraditional and eclectic we'll smile and concede as she is very headstrong.
Listen I'm open to suggestions here too.
With Halloween right around the corner and all, we might as well go for it!1 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »100_PROOF_ wrote: »L1zardQueen wrote: »You parents. Follow behind your trick or treaters in your Volvo and keep a written log of every address where they demand candy. Then, within 48 hours of trick or treating, make your children compose handwritten thank you cards to each and every address, stamp them and mail them. It's the polite way
Hey @newmeadow, how are you? I'm looking for some sage advice. Is white a really bad color to wear after Memorial Day? I live in SoCal and wore white pants out while shopping.
I am glad to see you about.
With your long legs, trim thighs and northern European hip structure I'm going to say you can get away with it, especially in the west coast culture which is a little more loosey goosey than the coastal northeast.
I beg to differ!!!
I'm considered the loosest goose in the North East. I wear white after labor day and also wear red lipstick during work hours.
I believe that she should not wear the white pants unless she's walking a perfumed beagle and wearing a D&G trench coat.
Okay, but what a girl wears on a golf course isn't necessarily subject to the local rules of etiquette because that's a whole different world. Beagle-friendly environments are seemingly coming more into vogue, and a little Chanel #5 helps break the ice, yes.
If only that Burberry coat hadn't been stolen. We could all go swimming with the fishes. Ugh. That has a different connotation here...
Me, you, queen lizard, 100 proof, the beagle and a baggie of chlorine resistant goldfish from Woolworths can all go in search of the perfect swimming experience after we shop at Nieman's for the appropriate attire. We'll try and influence 100 Proof's fashion selections with some diplomatic counseling. But if she insists on something nontraditional and eclectic we'll smile and concede as she is very headstrong.
Will the clam shack serve food to the chlorine resistant goldfish?0 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »100_PROOF_ wrote: »L1zardQueen wrote: »You parents. Follow behind your trick or treaters in your Volvo and keep a written log of every address where they demand candy. Then, within 48 hours of trick or treating, make your children compose handwritten thank you cards to each and every address, stamp them and mail them. It's the polite way
Hey @newmeadow, how are you? I'm looking for some sage advice. Is white a really bad color to wear after Memorial Day? I live in SoCal and wore white pants out while shopping.
I am glad to see you about.
With your long legs, trim thighs and northern European hip structure I'm going to say you can get away with it, especially in the west coast culture which is a little more loosey goosey than the coastal northeast.
I beg to differ!!!
I'm considered the loosest goose in the North East. I wear white after labor day and also wear red lipstick during work hours.
I believe that she should not wear the white pants unless she's walking a perfumed beagle and wearing a D&G trench coat.
Okay, but what a girl wears on a golf course isn't necessarily subject to the local rules of etiquette because that's a whole different world. Beagle-friendly environments are seemingly coming more into vogue, and a little Chanel #5 helps break the ice, yes.
If only that Burberry coat hadn't been stolen. We could all go swimming with the fishes. Ugh. That has a different connotation here...
Me, you, queen lizard, 100 proof, the beagle and a baggie of chlorine resistant goldfish from Woolworths can all go in search of the perfect swimming experience after we shop at Nieman's for the appropriate attire. We'll try and influence 100 Proof's fashion selections with some diplomatic counseling. But if she insists on something nontraditional and eclectic we'll smile and concede as she is very headstrong.
Will the clam shack serve food to the chlorine resistant goldfish?
The Clam Shack is a little old place where we can get together! (ducks and runs)5 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »100_PROOF_ wrote: »L1zardQueen wrote: »You parents. Follow behind your trick or treaters in your Volvo and keep a written log of every address where they demand candy. Then, within 48 hours of trick or treating, make your children compose handwritten thank you cards to each and every address, stamp them and mail them. It's the polite way
Hey @newmeadow, how are you? I'm looking for some sage advice. Is white a really bad color to wear after Memorial Day? I live in SoCal and wore white pants out while shopping.
I am glad to see you about.
With your long legs, trim thighs and northern European hip structure I'm going to say you can get away with it, especially in the west coast culture which is a little more loosey goosey than the coastal northeast.
I beg to differ!!!
I'm considered the loosest goose in the North East. I wear white after labor day and also wear red lipstick during work hours.
I believe that she should not wear the white pants unless she's walking a perfumed beagle and wearing a D&G trench coat.
Okay, but what a girl wears on a golf course isn't necessarily subject to the local rules of etiquette because that's a whole different world. Beagle-friendly environments are seemingly coming more into vogue, and a little Chanel #5 helps break the ice, yes.
If only that Burberry coat hadn't been stolen. We could all go swimming with the fishes. Ugh. That has a different connotation here...
Me, you, queen lizard, 100 proof, the beagle and a baggie of chlorine resistant goldfish from Woolworths can all go in search of the perfect swimming experience after we shop at Nieman's for the appropriate attire. We'll try and influence 100 Proof's fashion selections with some diplomatic counseling. But if she insists on something nontraditional and eclectic we'll smile and concede as she is very headstrong.
Will the clam shack serve food to the chlorine resistant goldfish?
The Clam Shack is a little old place where we can get together! (ducks and runs)
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L1zardQueen wrote: »
I can't tell you how many times I've had to do those for physical therapy!1 -
L1zardQueen wrote: »
I can't tell you how many times I've had to do those for physical therapy!
I thought she was prepping to outrun the ghosts and goblins tomorrow.1 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »L1zardQueen wrote: »
I can't tell you how many times I've had to do those for physical therapy!
I thought she was prepping to outrun the ghosts and goblins tomorrow.
For whatever reason, that exercise is called "clams" - I guess it does look like a clam opening and shutting...but I like your answer better.0 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »L1zardQueen wrote: »
I can't tell you how many times I've had to do those for physical therapy!
I thought she was prepping to outrun the ghosts and goblins tomorrow.
For whatever reason, that exercise is called "clams" - I guess it does look like a clam opening and shutting...but I like your answer better.
I have a theory on why it's called clams, but I doubt I can share it here.
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nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »L1zardQueen wrote: »
I can't tell you how many times I've had to do those for physical therapy!
I thought she was prepping to outrun the ghosts and goblins tomorrow.
For whatever reason, that exercise is called "clams" - I guess it does look like a clam opening and shutting...but I like your answer better.
I have a theory on why it's called clams, but I doubt I can share it here.
My naughty husband is a bad influence on me, so I understand perfectly. :laugh:2 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »L1zardQueen wrote: »
I can't tell you how many times I've had to do those for physical therapy!
I thought she was prepping to outrun the ghosts and goblins tomorrow.
For whatever reason, that exercise is called "clams" - I guess it does look like a clam opening and shutting...but I like your answer better.
I have a theory on why it's called clams, but I doubt I can share it here.
My naughty husband is a bad influence on me, so I understand perfectly. :laugh:
I'm torn between the influential hubby being insightful and inspiring. Imagine for a second that I can choose both.1 -
Well, this thread took quite a detour and for once it wasn't my fault
The Halloween spirit never made it to our house this year. We threw some inflatable ghosts and pumpkins out in the front yard and called it good
100% chance of rain today and this evening. I predict leftover Halloween candy in my future food diary! 1 -
Well, this thread took quite a detour and for once it wasn't my fault
The Halloween spirit never made it to our house this year. We threw some inflatable ghosts and pumpkins out in the front yard and called it good 100% chance of rain today and this evening. I predict leftover Halloween candy in my future food diary!
I preconsumed all my Halloween candy and will spend the evening sitting in the dark watching Netflix. My dog doesn't deal well with people at the door. So I don't participate.3 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »Well, this thread took quite a detour and for once it wasn't my fault
The Halloween spirit never made it to our house this year. We threw some inflatable ghosts and pumpkins out in the front yard and called it good 100% chance of rain today and this evening. I predict leftover Halloween candy in my future food diary!
I preconsumed all my Halloween candy and will spend the evening sitting in the dark watching Netflix. My dog doesn't deal well with people at the door. So I don't participate.
That's pretty much every night for me Sometimes Hulu or Amazon just to mix things up.
Our cats will hide under the bed and come creeping out around 9:30 looking indignant and asking for food.0 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »Well, this thread took quite a detour and for once it wasn't my fault
The Halloween spirit never made it to our house this year. We threw some inflatable ghosts and pumpkins out in the front yard and called it good 100% chance of rain today and this evening. I predict leftover Halloween candy in my future food diary!
I preconsumed all my Halloween candy and will spend the evening sitting in the dark watching Netflix. My dog doesn't deal well with people at the door. So I don't participate.
That's pretty much every night for me Sometimes Hulu or Amazon just to mix things up.
Our cats will hide under the bed and come creeping out around 9:30 looking indignant and asking for food.
I was thinking about making it something scary enough that I'll have to lock my bedroom door to sleep tonight. Pretty sure that little lock won't do me much good, but for some reason, it's comforting. The no sleep Reddit can be good for that too. Try reading that then go camping :laugh:0 -
SuzySunshine99 wrote: »Can we turn this into a debate about whether or not candy corn can be considered "food"?
Try making them yourself....
https://altonbrown.com/homemade-candy-corn-recipe/0 -
Aside from unadulterated sugar or sweetener from a bowl or packet, candy corn is about the only thing I can think of that's actually too sweet me to eat (and yes, I'm including peeps
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We just had a bunch of these over the weekend:
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Tacklewasher wrote: »
Why are you blaming me @Tacklewasher ? I didn't even bring it up!
Now go get some candy corn. It should be on sale soon 0 -
Tacklewasher wrote: »
Me, too. Please.0 -
Ok. I never made them. I was just playing against the meme......0
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I want a Cadbury egg.1
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This is the recipe we used:
https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/254844/halloween-candy-corn-jell-o-shots/
Came out perfect!0
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