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Hello you sassy beast!  Ready for another flip flappin' fantastic weekend?  Yes indeedy, Ally Sheedy. It's been a week of working ahead for me as I try to work on ideas for holiday posts.  I know, no one is ready for Christmas but spit balling stuff is actually getting me excited for the season.  I like to try to give myself the month of December off from writing new posts (except updating weekly happenings) so all I have to do is respond if needed.  It lets me take a little mental break during the holidays to try to enjoy what I can then hop back into the new year hopefully rested and ready to roll.   We did book our 30th anniversary trip, which is the same one we had to cancel this year and of course got travel insurance.  It's just nice to have something to hopefully look forward to and it makes you go "where the heck did 4 1/2 years go?" because it seems like just yesterday we were celebrating our 25th.  Do people even celebrate their 30t...

Hump Day Poll: Out of This World




Where’s the most surreal area you been to?

I would say we saw two on the same trip going to Devil's Tower Wyoming and Badlands National Park in South Dakota.  Neither are landscapes I'm particularly drawn to but it was cool to see the lines of sediment in the mountains at Badlands and it felt like you were a fish in a pet store with one of those faux backgrounds.  Same with Devil's Tower.  The rock doesn't even look real, even the closer you get to it and totally felt like a fish tank accessory again.  We were quite lucky though to see it with some snow on the ground and falling while we were there.  It made it extra special for us.  Not to mention it's prominently featured in Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

Where’s the most surreal area you've been to?


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  1. The one that comes to mind is the Colosseum in Rome. It was surreal standing there looking down into the "pit" where the gladiators had their battles, and the Gate of Life where they would file in to fight, and the Gate of Death on the other side where the dead were carried out. I remember standing there and it felt like being transported in time and there was such an incredible heaviness that stayed with me for several days. I've never forgotten that feeling, realizing how much violence took place there.

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