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I appreciate your kindness Cookie. It's not really the reenacting that I missed as much as the reading part of it I guess. It's much easier for me to pack a book to the park with my kiddos than to sew a dress, find an event and participate. I now particiapate as a spectator. HE did suggest buying a trailor and making a cross country trip as a family on a historical adventure. I'm in heaven with even just the suggestion of it. He does aggree with me in that it is very important to raise our kids with a love of history and a respect for our ancestors. Maybe when the kids are a bit older and he actually sees an event he would join in. I could always use the "Hey, you get a new gun" tactic.
Frantic whistle blowing. Foul!! Giving the old man the "you get a new gun" thingy is definitely unfair and borderline racist or something like that.Tantalizing the poppa with a new gun must break some sort of constitutional rule somehow. If you can't play fair, Fuller, just go away. Somewhere. Next door? Say hey to the hubby for me.
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