Mickey and Remy are watching Flipper right now. The '63 version, because, according to them, Luke Halpin is nice eye candy. Earlier, they watched Jaws and Jaws II. I guess it's a marathon of vintage movies featuring young lads in tight swimsuits, this weekend. 😀
Clinch Park is public land, just off of US-31, and adjoining the marina. No skinny dipping in West Traverse Bay. Too many people. Besides, Mickey and Remy only just met the little guy. I think it would be prudent to wait until they know each other a little better, before taking him kayaking at the Sleeping Bear Dunes.
Poor Bob. Feel better soon.
Ugh. Karens...they're impervious to logic and good judgment.
At Clinch Park? It's right downtown, across from US-31! They wouldn't dare go skinny dipping at a public park near a busy highway.
Hey, Xander, Dennis, Jordan, and Ash! And hello to the other kids! *waves*
Such a shame. Did either of the moms have that "I want to speak to your manager" haircut? Also, I hope poor Thistle feels better. *scratches Thistle behind the ears*
Awww, that's so adorable!
Hey, Albert.
Glad to hear it, Xander. We might take a drive out to Frankfort tomorrow.
I'm hoping the boys can meet up with Rory again for another beach day. They could use some more responsibility, if only to keep them out of trouble.
Yeah, things are good, so far. Mickey and Remy went to the beach at Clinch Park, and they made a new friend. This cute little guy, maybe seven years old, asked them for help building a sand castle, and they were happy to oblige. He had curly brown hair and freckles. His name is Rory, and he was ever-so-polite, I'm told. Mickey even exchanged phone numbers with the family, so they could keep in touch.
Oh, boy! Kilting stories, kilting stories! Afternoon, Dugh and Thistle. *scratches for Thistle* Give my regards to Mum.
Hey, Drewdrop.
Hey, Xander, Dennis, Jordan, and Ash! Hope everyone is having fun. Speaking of islands, we might be going to the Thousand Islands region for our vacation this year!
Okay. There is an abnormally large spider under the media center. Would it be an appropriate use of 9-1-1 to ask for pest removal if you can't positively identify the species?