Any interest in a Longwood Gardens Christmas get together?
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Comments (3)Hi, We will be having a swap this spring. The tentative date is May 21, but I haven't rented the pavilion yet. If you'd like to be added to the mailing list (snail mail), please email me with your address. Please do not post it here. Registration packets will be sent out some time in March. I look forward to hearing from you! Jeanne...See MoreBoston Area Get Together... any interest?
Comments (43)Just tossing this out: I, by no means, am trying to step on any toes. But since there was a lot of interest, and some people may still be available on this night, how about meeting on: - 9/6Saturday - 6pm Option A: near rt 128/95 and rt 3: - Macaroni Grill - 50 South Avenue, Burlington, MA 01803: 781-273-5180 Option B: near Mass Pike and rt 128/95: - Bison County - 275 MOODY ST · WALTHAM, MA 02453 (781) 642-9720 Option C: idea anyone? Not sure how many people are coming from North vs. from South. I'm coming from the West. feedback? thanks, Amanda...See MoreOT: MD/VA/DC Get together...anyone interested?
Comments (73)The Invisible One is finally reporting in. After last SundayÂs gathering, The Bug got me down, eliminating my ability to say anything the least bit witty, not that I could have matched the others at that, anyway. DH and I enjoyed everyoneÂs company immensely. It was wonderful to dine among GW celebrities Igloochic (the delightful, devoted mother of adorable Jesse -- I hope he is doing much better), Buehl (who I later realized is the Kitchen Forum FAQ compiler/poster), and cooperbailey (with whom I had several things in common). It would be fun to meet more GW folks, whenever and wherever. We are in Towson, MD, so I expect weÂll be headed south when it happens. Some have pronounced our kitchen "finished." Now, we all know that "done" is a relative term. I hastily took some pictures of our kitchen before last weekÂs dinner meeting, and the only thing really missing is a window treatment. However, I need to straighten up the counters, find the best angles, and gather all the spec details before preserving our kitchen for posterity in the Finished Kitchens Blog. That new project is definitely on my Someday List  another relative term. :-) Alice...See MoreChristmas trivia at family get together?
Comments (8)Part of it is whether you want it as a competition, which can be problematic, or just plain fun. So what it there's a tie? Give them both a candy! You could have them raise their hands I guess if you wanted. Better yet, ring a (sleigh) bell, snap their fingers, say Ho-Ho-Ho or Merry Christmas or something, clap their hands, turn on a flashlight, kiss their partner or whatever the indicator would be. Could be something different for each too. We do trivia things often. And have questions that only the kids are allowed to answer unless they don't know them. Harry Potter, popular movies, cartoons, etc are great for the younger and they feel involved too. I wouldn't put a time limit on it except for when you end the game, then give the answers and enjoy watching people dope-slap themselves! Sometimes people help each other - it was that guy on whatever show that had the blank car, bla bla bla, and reminds someone and leads up to an answer. The candy part is usually more fun since many people can't resist... especially with a Christmas bell chocolate, a Hershey Kiss or something that would go quickly. Even a small Christmas cookie? The ones that answered the most would "win" because they got more candy, but there could be another prize of some sort too. Some like to go one step further, though I've never done it. They give a wrong answer prize too. A Hershey Kiss for a right answer, a mini carrot for an incorrect one, or a slice of beet, celery, turnip, raw potato or whatever. Part of the idea here is to get everyone involved, right or wrong and it promotes conversation and a lot of humor. Which was the heaviest reindeer? My mother-in-law! You know some of the obvious ones but some can be creative. Even a creativity prize for best laugh or something, give an extra candy for a "good answer" or a good try. Just have fun with it. You could even keep a few of the questions for a "lightning round" where 2-3 go head to head. How about posting your questions for a little trivia session here?...See Morel pinkmountain
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