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kellydeerson

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Dec 02, 2009 09:22

Tim and Tony taught me and Clint how to play Pitch last weekend while listening to old records in the dining room ( Read more... )

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iyeia December 2 2009, 15:32:03 UTC

you guys should learn to play bridge too

kellydeerson December 2 2009, 15:51:56 UTC

True.

maaskesr December 2 2009, 16:18:33 UTC

Isn't there a game called Peanuckle? Or something like that? Old people seem to like it.

Also, you need to use phrases like "Heaven's to Betsy" and "That's for the Birds" a lot.

You need to get your hair done a lot. The old woman haircut. You know the one.

Penny Slots.

kellydeerson December 2 2009, 16:20:58 UTC

Clint already makes fun of my old-timey sayings and I'm not even trying, so I'm pretty sure I have that one covered.

Penny slots--done.

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patioratio December 2 2009, 15:32:13 UTC

Always have a kettle whistling on the stove... just in case you really need some hot tea at a moments notice. Never know when hot tea guests might come rapping at your door.

thomasirvin December 2 2009, 15:50:59 UTC

Make a list of which birds you saw in the garden today. And the next day, and the next day, et cetera. Also how much rain you got in the rain gauge each day.

Also, are you driving a Buick yet?

kellydeerson December 2 2009, 15:52:46 UTC

Oooh, I DO have a rain guage already. I haven't gotten into the bird watching yet, though.

iyeia December 2 2009, 16:16:22 UTC

don't get the lucerne. marc's grandfather thought it was too sporty.

kellydeerson December 2 2009, 16:22:09 UTC

I just Google Image Searched the Buick Lucerne, which made this comment way funny.

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thomasirvin December 2 2009, 16:54:21 UTC

Oh, and are you watching Lawrence Welk re-runs?

kellydeerson December 2 2009, 16:55:19 UTC

No, but I did watch Matlock the other day.

iyeia December 2 2009, 17:00:00 UTC

i've read this and it's actually pretty good.

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inrelisa December 2 2009, 17:25:24 UTC

I remember when you were reading that!

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organicmachine December 2 2009, 16:59:09 UTC

man, you REALLY need to learn how to make peanut brittle. a lady where i used to work made the best peanut brittle ever. i might have to call her up and see if she has any extra layin' around.

kellydeerson December 2 2009, 17:01:20 UTC

My Aunt Shirley (who's 73) makes the best I've ever had... she will only make it when it's a certain temperature outside, because a part of her recipe includes taking the pans outside and "letting the air do its job."

I need to know what the hell's up with that.

organicmachine December 2 2009, 17:11:21 UTC

i think a lot of making good peanut brittle is getting everything to be exactly the right temperature.