CXXIV and Away We Gooooo!

agnespuffin

20 years ago

grandjan posted:

The Princess Bride, William Goldman

A Princess In Berlin - Arthur R.G. Solmssen

(Thanks for the clue!! I would never have gotten that one! Great connection dynomutt)

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Okay Agnes-we're on the way. I think we said the next party is a Harvest Home party-warming alcoholic drinks (Martin- bringing the beer? I'm mulling wine) and root vegetable pies. I'm doing sweet potato. Other munchies as you wish. Can we do baked potatoes in the bonfire?
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Can we wait until Friday Oct. 6th for the party? That's going to be the Hunter's Moon. We'll have on of the highest tides of the year on the river that night about 11:00pm. It should be close to 11 feet. If you have never seen a salt marsh covered with water in the full moon night, you have missed a sight!!

The bad thing will be that the walkway to the dock will be covered with water and we'll have to party until about 3AM.
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The Moonlight on the Marsh party. That works for me.
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