The Queens' Kingdom

CastleOnACloud wrote:

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I'm good with that. They can all go step on a Lego.

Skipper wrote:

I'll take that as a compliment, I enjoy Liberal's postings

WIT wrote:

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It sounds lovely. I love the beach...
Btw , the moon is shining down on the ice covered pond tonight, it's beautiful, to be sure, but it makes me feel so..,, melancholy....

CastleOnACloud wrote:

<quoted text>They can all go step on a Lego.

big package wrote:

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It is beautiful. That's about as good as it gets in my world. If you get the permit, bonfires are allowed on the beach. Add a full or near full moon illuminating the ocean. Yum
The scene sounds lovely WIT. Are you missing your love? I guess that is tough sometimes.

WIT wrote:

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Yeah , guess I am....

WIT wrote:

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Yeah , guess I am....
Years ago we camped on the beach at Northumberland Strait. During the night the wind picked up. Really picked up! The tent was literally snapping in the wind! And COLD! We zipped 3 sleeping bags together and all 4 of us squashed together trying to keep warm!!!(Why didn't we simply get back in the van? Lol )

SexxxxyBish75 wrote:

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Owie! That's the worst kind of pain. ;)

Jason L69 wrote:

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Maybe y'all was trying to tough it out and not be wimps.

CastleOnACloud wrote:

<quoted text>Speaking from my own personal exposure to Amanda's parenting, I would absolutely trust her with my kids. I don't need some moron who won't reveal their name forming my opinion of her motherly capabilities of raising & caring for kids. She is loving but firm, enforces respect and manners, teaches acceptance & tolerance of others, and captures her own child's heart completely while doing so. I don't know what you consider a trustworthy child care worker but, if I needed someone to watch my kids and she was available or offering, I would take her up on it in a heartbeat. Go sell your absurdity somewhere else, where people might actually buy it.

WIT wrote:

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Guess we did tough it out! Lol
How was your day?

Jason L69 wrote:

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It was o.k. I didn't do nothing at all today.
How was your day?

big package wrote:

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Thanks Castle. I haven't been down there since the big hurricane and I'm interested to see how things are today. I've 'lived' down there for a week straight camping before. It's truly one of my favorite places. To me the sound of the waves crashing onto the shore are very peaceful.
How was your day my dear?

CastleOnACloud wrote:

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Well, I'm just missing all kind of things tonight. Emails (sorry, WIT!) and comments right under my nose...whoops.
I won't deny I'm jealous...the ocean is amazing, the sounds, the sights, the smells, the feelings that being by something so vast and powerful tends to wash over me. I hope it's as nice as you remember it pre-hurricane.
My day was pleasant. Spent most of it sleeping. LOTS of that to catch up on.

WIT wrote:

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A Lego on the floor? We are now marketing a baseboard vacumn cleaner!( Discussed in earlier posts) Simply lift the baseboard into the open position and flip the switch ! Presto!! All trashy debris, including Legos , scattered about on the floor will instantly be pulled into the system,never to be dealt with again! Price is negotiable .

big package wrote:

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I'll take some pictures. It's supposed to rise above freezing for the first time in a week. Yaaay. It was really nice today even though it was only 20 something. It's amazing how nice the sun feels.
I love the ocean smell too. I also like that salty coating you get when swimming in the ocean. Like a human Pistachio. No swimming for me tomorrow.
Glad you had a nice if uneventful day.:-) Sometimes just catching some sleep isn't a bad thing.

BeautifullyRedheaded wrote:

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Aww thank you! I am going to start keeping children in my home at night. You're far away or I would definitely keep your children! They're great kids!