TOURISTS THINKING ABOUT GOING ON VACATION DO YOU LIVE HERE?
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yay! mugging?? 
thankfully, 70 miles north of 'the city'.
easy train ride there, easy train ride back.
now if i could bring myself to leave Grand Central Terminal?
it's just really beautiful.
thankfully, 70 miles north of 'the city'.
easy train ride there, easy train ride back.
now if i could bring myself to leave Grand Central Terminal?
it's just really beautiful.
Two years ago I was driving west to Kansas City to see the Royals, but due to bad weather I reluctantly turned north and ended up in Milwaukee to see the Brewers. I really had no interest but I was already on the road. Turns out God knows my heart and knew I would absolutely love it! It was my first time in Wisconsin and I fell in love with it and I can't wait to go back. God willing, I'll be up there again this Summer to see another game, but first, I'll be stopping in Pittsburgh and Detroit to see the Pirates and Tigers.
Other than that, I'm 30 miles from New York City and my arms to coffee and prayer are always open!
Other than that, I'm 30 miles from New York City and my arms to coffee and prayer are always open!
zt, are you responsible for that ad campaign?
there are some really beautiful parts of the state...the Finger Lakes Region is one,
but i'm partial to the Adirondacks.
there are some really beautiful parts of the state...the Finger Lakes Region is one,
but i'm partial to the Adirondacks.
It did come to mind when I posted that too. When I was a kid we went camping in the adirondacks. Loved it!! Also been to niagara at night when they had the colorful lights that light up the falls. 
Two years ago I was driving west to Kansas City to see the Royals, but due to bad weather I reluctantly turned north and ended up in Milwaukee to see the Brewers. I really had no interest but I was already on the road. Turns out God knows my heart and knew I would absolutely love it! It was my first time in Wisconsin and I fell in love with it and I can't wait to go back. God willing, I'll be up there again this Summer to see another game, but first, I'll be stopping in Pittsburgh and Detroit to see the Pirates and Tigers.
Other than that, I'm 30 miles from New York City and my arms to coffee and prayer are always open!
Other than that, I'm 30 miles from New York City and my arms to coffee and prayer are always open!
Hey you.... I think you are on the way to Arkansas....You better get that pot of coffee ready.....I like creamer too....no sugar....enough in the liquid creamer out of the dairy case in your local grocery.....lol
PS will do on the post card....but why desert? I like green things....... You and tourist with the desert dirt......lol
PS will do on the post card....but why desert? I like green things....... You and tourist with the desert dirt......lol
We need to make a meet and greet burger date with the families......Where's your favorite place? Many to choose from.....Biff Burger, El Caps, and others let's pick a place and a time....o.k. Got to get this party started....Blond has Spring Fever and wants to get out of the house.....
Of course there is a Great Amish Restaurant in Sarasota named Yoder's.....Really good home cookin......I could drive.....
Of course there is a Great Amish Restaurant in Sarasota named Yoder's.....Really good home cookin......I could drive.....
It will probably have to wait till after you return from your gallivanting. Sue has it in her head that she wants to put a new roof on the house without dipping into our savings, so she is back in the school system, doing some reading testing for FSU. (Proves a Gator will do anything for money.) Until the school year is over, she really isn't too keen on doing much more than vedging at home after doing battle with Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd graders, and the parents too all day.
In addition, I think she is a bit leery of the idea of being in a situation where she already feels she would have nothing in common. She doesn't read all the posts here... she just knows how close SDA is to the CoC we left, and she has a whole lifetime of less-than-thrilling memories of those days. But I think that will change once school is out.
In addition, I think she is a bit leery of the idea of being in a situation where she already feels she would have nothing in common. She doesn't read all the posts here... she just knows how close SDA is to the CoC we left, and she has a whole lifetime of less-than-thrilling memories of those days. But I think that will change once school is out.
the Green Mountains? as in Vermont?
JL says, been there, done that, but Darlene....
you haven't! you haven't seen MY house.
JL says, been there, done that, but Darlene....
you haven't! you haven't seen MY house.
V
How will you be getting from New Mexico to Arkansas without going through Texas!? ...unless of course you'd be going through the panhandle of Oklahoma.
I'm originally from Philadelphia and am quite partial to the East coast, especially the Pennsylvania rivers and mountains and the Jersey seashore. I've been through about half of the states and loved the desert in Utah & Nevada! Also Oregon and Washington were beautiful places to see, for sure. Moving here to Texas took some getting used to with its hot, dry weather and cowboy attire. But the people here are some of the nicest, sweetest folks I've ever met.
...unless of course you'd be going through the panhandle of Oklahoma. I'm originally from Philadelphia and am quite partial to the East coast, especially the Pennsylvania rivers and mountains and the Jersey seashore. I've been through about half of the states and loved the desert in Utah & Nevada! Also Oregon and Washington were beautiful places to see, for sure. Moving here to Texas took some getting used to with its hot, dry weather and cowboy attire.
But the people here are some of the nicest, sweetest folks I've ever met.
When you guys are ready just say the word.....the only thing your wife has to worry about is I might like to say grace for the meal other than that she is safe and I don't bite....other than the food....I will bite into that....Jesus job to save mine to love.....
PS we have lots in common we're all human right? Or are you Aliens?
PS we have lots in common we're all human right? Or are you Aliens?
Oh, usually most people think us a little strange because we pray at meals... wherever we are. (Very rare exceptions... usually when we feel it would serve no purpose but to make people think we are putting them down... in some of those cases we just look at one another, and know that we are thanking God.)
We meet a Universalist Unitarian couple that we have gotten to know at Hardee's every Sunday after church. They just sit and watch their plates while we pray. We keep it short. I still don't really know what they think God is, but two weeks ago, the woman consented to let my wife pray for her back pain, right there in the restaurant. The husband said, "If it works, I'll let you pray for my legs." We didn't push any explanation... just, basically, said, "OK."
They still think it is weird that I once told them that at our church, most people worship with their eyes closed, and pray with their eyes open. LOL Although I don't think they really care... their services sound like a Rotarian meeting. They relate that they often have people come in to talk about investing in the stock market, or about retirement strategies.
The thing about my wife is that we almost never have a conversation with anyone that does not soon turn to God, and I think she is resisting dealing with where "differences" can lead in that vein.
We meet a Universalist Unitarian couple that we have gotten to know at Hardee's every Sunday after church. They just sit and watch their plates while we pray. We keep it short. I still don't really know what they think God is, but two weeks ago, the woman consented to let my wife pray for her back pain, right there in the restaurant. The husband said, "If it works, I'll let you pray for my legs." We didn't push any explanation... just, basically, said, "OK."
They still think it is weird that I once told them that at our church, most people worship with their eyes closed, and pray with their eyes open. LOL Although I don't think they really care... their services sound like a Rotarian meeting. They relate that they often have people come in to talk about investing in the stock market, or about retirement strategies.
The thing about my wife is that we almost never have a conversation with anyone that does not soon turn to God, and I think she is resisting dealing with where "differences" can lead in that vein.