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    « 209. Cycle of Life in the Garden - A Guest Lecture By Boing | Main | 211. Memories of Gloucester and Rockport »

    Wednesday, July 30, 2008

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    sandy

    I like it too!
    My soul is happy from such a wonderful day. Thanks for that!
    xoxo

    moiraeknittoo

    *gales of laughter at the idea of a bichon named Hagrid*

    Kristen

    Clever chap. His blueberries organic?

    carol

    Dinner was a great time and I'm sorry to have missed the play. I think I may have sat with that poor man. He gets an A for effort and thoughtfulness.

    Paula

    What a great day.

    margene

    I'm proud of you for staying with your grrls and not going with the guy who had blueberries! ;-)

    Carole

    There was also pot roast. And Guinness. Just sayin'.

    Marcia

    That Terry is EVERYWHERE! Why, she appeared in my blog just two days ago!

    Manise

    So sorry I missed out on the fun! You went to Woodman's in Essex for lunch??

    marianne

    Oh yeah, puppy snuggles, the best. Making good times, indeed. Sad that blueberry dude caved and left. meh. like there's something amiss with watching a play alone? or was he just being a firefly? ;^)

    Roxie

    So you snuggled a Hagrid, and didn't take pity on a clever single man? You girls could have drowned him in feminine attention.

    Dave Daniels

    Wooo, and to think I had to work and miss that last part. Poor dude. Otherwise, sorry to have missed you and all the fun. Especially the lobster roll and tide pool part.

    scoutj

    Oh that poor dude! He should have offered alcohol.

    Seanna Lea

    I saw (mostly heard) the play on Saturday. So much fun and a nice night to knit outside.

    Cheryl S.

    Poor guy! It was a good try, though. Sounds like you had a much better time than he did!

    Dee

    Awwwww... that's so sad. The guy looks quite dapper.

    Glad you had such a nice trip. Enjoyed Boing's commentary while you were gone.

    jessica~

    Sounds like a fantastic weekend!

    Stephanie

    I love his sign. Very clever. I'm surprised no one sat with him....or is that the new pick up line for psycho killers?

    Cookie

    He'd have done better with chocolate. ;^)

    I've never been tide pooling. /sigh I miss out on all the fun. I'm so glad that you didn't.

    xo

    KellyS

    sounds like fun!
    mixed on the guy being unique or creepy. sad days for some, eh?

    Anne

    Terry's like the new Zelig, isn't she?

    I woulda sat with the dude or made him come sit with the group - I love blueberries.

    sil

    Sometimes you need more game than a sign and anitoxidants.

    Looks like the rest of you had fun tho.

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