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I love this story! And you look pretty excited too. LOL.
This is what happens when you’ve been away from home too much. :O
Ha ha! Too funny. Your right about shouting out any other word. You and Harland are so lucky you get do so much traveling. I would love to visit more history spots than I do. My kids aren’t up to seeing much history and I don’t like going alone.
I hear you, going alone is not much fun. Maybe when your kids are older?
Hello to a fellow Kansan. I live in Wichita and have lived in Kansas all my life. Hot, isn’t it–but that’s Kansas. Kansas has lots of interesting places to visit and learn about. Enjoy your travels around the state. Mickie 🙂
It has been so HOT here lately, and it’s probably even hotter down there in Wichita. We went to the zoo down there one summer, it was just too hot, but we plan on going back to there in cooler weather. We also love the botanical garden there and the river walk. Wichita is a beautiful town.
Too funny Suzanne. You’re right… good thing no one shouted out a four letter word! 🙂
Tee hee. Can you imagine?
Ha Ha! Yes, good thing they didn’t use a swear word! Makes me think of a town in Pennsylvania called “Intercourse”. Yes, it gets made fun of! I haven’t yet researched why it was named this…just one of those things you always want to look up and always forget!
Oh dear. I’m sure they weren’t thinking what we’re thinking when they named their town that. Oh dear.