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Aww HELL no! BSC XP
Dramz on Travel, can you believe it? Scroll down to Cilley:
http://community.thenest.com/cs/ks/forums/thread/56426074.aspx#backToTopAnchor
Re: Aww HELL no! BSC XP
2012 Reading Challenge
It's a boy! -- EDD 11.17.11
Back in the USA...for now...
I saw that last night. I had a definite "Wait, wha??" moment.
Should I direct that chick to my friend's parents erotic chocolate shop in P'town so they can get an exploding chocolate penis pop for her kid? Gosh, they're delicious.
We took the girls on a road trip from FL to TX and it wasn't bad at all. It's better than flying with a baby, and many of us have lots of experience with that. You don't annoy 100 other people when the baby cries, you can take breaks, no ear popping, no TSA?.
And yeah, that woman is a real treasure.
I would pick a road trip with an almost 1 year old over a plane ride any day.
Direct me there! That's awesome!
In Publius' book, an hour or two on a plane with a baby > a week cooped up in the car with the same baby. Maybe the fact that I have no desire to spend a week in a car with a kid, even if it's my own, means I shouldn't procreate.
That makes me want to post an opposite question, "My sister and her wife want to take a vacation, but she's worried about making her kids* uncomfortable. Where can they go that there aren't a lot of straight people?"
*Okay, they're dogs. But furbabies are kids too.
hahaa! I have never seen that site before. wow.
I approve this post.
Or: WARNING! I took my kids to (insert any city here) and I really wish I hadn't. I'm so appalled that they had to witness heterosexual people doing heterosexual things at every turn. My wife and I couldn't take two steps without being slapped in the face with heterosexuality! I'm not heterophobic, but EW! GROSS! My KIDS should not have to see this. They're KIDS!
My fav: Honestly OP, I'd skip P-Town entirely you can hardly turn around without someone hosing you with the gay or trying to put their gay penis in you.
I swear I peed my pants laughing.
Oh do it. Please.
I'm enbarassed at how many of those are Australian. V sad.
Ok, so I'm way late to the party and didn't realize you all had covered this (a recently renamed (sorry, I forget the new name) pointed this thread out AFTER my freak out on Travel and whiny sidebar here (growl).
If you are madly interested in my feelings (and haven't guessed) see either thread.
I'd only add--- the drive's not bad at all. From Hyannis it's like an hour (not factoring in for summer traffic)!
It's been six years since I had said chocolate, so I wonder if they're still doing them. Either way, here's their website: The Purple Feather.