Yeah... been there, done that.** Bad Idea of the Day ***
I think the only thing you missed was hanging out with me in Ocean City. Ate anywhere from 5-10 blue crabs a day.
Just wanted to share a couple of picks taken from World Cup match yesterday. These were taken just before the start.
Glad you guys had a great day
** Bad Idea of the Day ***
The only one making a bad decision here is the skinny guy who's going to get crushed by the fat guy.
It was a nice evening and it included free food and drink.
Friday is almost here, men. I can feel it. Or perhaps it's just the wings I ate for dinner last night that I feel.
The only one making a bad decision here is the skinny guy who's going to get crushed by the fat guy.
Evening guys. Just got home from a business trip to St. Louis. Was about 20 mins away from all the craziness in Ferguson, but it was all everyone was talking about out there. The whole thing is just sad, imo.
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I think the only thing you missed was hanging out with me in Ocean City. Ate anywhere from 5-10 blue crabs a day.
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How do you think this ended up? I'm betting on the guy on the back got the wind knocked out of him.** Bad Idea of the Day ***
Looks like it was a beautiful day to take in a game!
It's a really cool park. I grew up about 70 miles east of Pittsburgh and we used to come at least once a summer. Now that it's in my backyard, we sometimes take it for granted. Now that my girls are a little older, they can ride everything (almost) so it's worth the money. Food is really good, too. They ahve these fries that get smothered in cheese and...wait for it...BACON! And there's a ridulous amount of seasonings available, too. the only downside is that as I get older, the more motion sickness its me. I tihnk it was more prevalent yestereday b\c we are going from ride to ride due to there not being any lines. Not something that happens often at WDW.Top O the Mornin Dads.
Nice. Been a while since we hit an "amusement park" and kinda miss those. Last was Dollywood about 10 years ago - been only DL & WDW since then so not all bad.
Glad you guys had a great day
And THAT is the motivation for rehabbing my knee!Okay, I discovered that I need to get back into "theme park shape". I have a year. \finding it hard to get moving today so far
WOW! Congrats!
What a fantastic story, thanks for sharing. Got me a bit chocked up and smiling at the same time. Well said and thanks for reminding us all not to let the car repair, replacement t.v. or washing machine, get to us - that it is about family and faithI just wanted to share an uplifting moment with you all.
In this group, we often share our trials and tribulations and celebrate good news and fun stories.
Last year at the very end of April, my FIL was diagnosed with Leukemia. And with every step, his odds got even worse. We went through a horrific July in 2013 where we didn't even know if he was going to make it. My wife, her sister, his wife were sitting bed side in an around the clock rotation. Eventually he stabilized and the battle against cancer would wage on.
On August 21st, 2013, my FIL, Dave, received a bone marrow transplant through the "Be the Match" initiative. Today it has been one year since the transplant and while he is facing other challenges, he is doing very well. Even recently, he was able to rejoin the gym! I wanted to share his Facebook status from today.
Over the past year plus, there have been countless prayers, lots of tears and and a range of emotions. I very much believe in the power of prayer and family. I know for a fact that his faith in God, and that my daughters and nieces were absolutely what kept his spirit up and helped him to be so strong.
I'm sure may of the DISDads here have personal accounts of victories and losses. So if you take anything away from this message, it's to appreciate what you have today.
I just wanted to share an uplifting moment with you all.
In this group, we often share our trials and tribulations and celebrate good news and fun stories.
Last year at the very end of April, my FIL was diagnosed with Leukemia. And with every step, his odds got even worse. We went through a horrific July in 2013 where we didn't even know if he was going to make it. My wife, her sister, his wife were sitting bed side in an around the clock rotation. Eventually he stabilized and the battle against cancer would wage on.
On August 21st, 2013, my FIL, Dave, received a bone marrow transplant through the "Be the Match" initiative. Today it has been one year since the transplant and while he is facing other challenges, he is doing very well. Even recently, he was able to rejoin the gym! I wanted to share his Facebook status from today.
Over the past year plus, there have been countless prayers, lots of tears and and a range of emotions. I very much believe in the power of prayer and family. I know for a fact that his faith in God, and that my daughters and nieces were absolutely what kept his spirit up and helped him to be so strong.
I'm sure may of the DISDads here have personal accounts of victories and losses. So if you take anything away from this message, it's to appreciate what you have today.
thanks for reminding us all not to let the car repair, replacement t.v. or washing machine, get to us - that it is about family and faith
Just wanted to share a couple of picks taken from World Cup match yesterday. These were taken just before the start.
Had a super fun but exhausting day. I took the day off and DW and I took our girls and 2 friends to our local amusement park, (Kennywood Park) We woke up to thunderstorms and torrential down pours. We left at 10AM thinking we'd head to the Science museum for a while to wait on the rains. The showers dissipated and we went straight to the park. Got there 5 minutes before the rides started running an walked onto everything all day! Longest wait was maybe 10 minutes.
I just wanted to share an uplifting moment with you all. In this group, we often share our trials and tribulations and celebrate good news and fun stories. Last year at the very end of April, my FIL was diagnosed with Leukemia. And with every step, his odds got even worse. We went through a horrific July in 2013 where we didn't even know if he was going to make it. My wife, her sister, his wife were sitting bed side in an around the clock rotation. Eventually he stabilized and the battle against cancer would wage on. On August 21st, 2013, my FIL, Dave, received a bone marrow transplant through the "Be the Match" initiative. Today it has been one year since the transplant and while he is facing other challenges, he is doing very well. Even recently, he was able to rejoin the gym! I wanted to share his Facebook status from today. Over the past year plus, there have been countless prayers, lots of tears and and a range of emotions. I very much believe in the power of prayer and family. I know for a fact that his faith in God, and that my daughters and nieces were absolutely what kept his spirit up and helped him to be so strong. I'm sure may of the DISDads here have personal accounts of victories and losses. So if you take anything away from this message, it's to appreciate what you have today.
I just wanted to share an uplifting moment with you all. In this group, we often share our trials and tribulations and celebrate good news and fun stories. Last year at the very end of April, my FIL was diagnosed with Leukemia. And with every step, his odds got even worse. We went through a horrific July in 2013 where we didn't even know if he was going to make it. My wife, her sister, his wife were sitting bed side in an around the clock rotation. Eventually he stabilized and the battle against cancer would wage on. On August 21st, 2013, my FIL, Dave, received a bone marrow transplant through the "Be the Match" initiative. Today it has been one year since the transplant and while he is facing other challenges, he is doing very well. Even recently, he was able to rejoin the gym! I wanted to share his Facebook status from today. Over the past year plus, there have been countless prayers, lots of tears and and a range of emotions. I very much believe in the power of prayer and family. I know for a fact that his faith in God, and that my daughters and nieces were absolutely what kept his spirit up and helped him to be so strong. I'm sure may of the DISDads here have personal accounts of victories and losses. So if you take anything away from this message, it's to appreciate what you have today.
