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Lady Scott, I might make a later meet, but don't hold me to it.

*doesn't hold Baggy to making a later meet*

(not that we have any firm plans yet)

Is another meet in the planning stages?

Not firmly.

Aren't meets usually athletic events?


Hershey Park had boating events on the river,
a fair amount of climbing on the upgrades,
and competition for place in the lines leading
up to the roller coasters.

What type of athletic gear will we need to pack
for the next one, oh wise one? What events
will we compete in? Jumping to conclusions?
Pushing one's luck? Straddling the fence?
Boarding-house reach?

*thinks about the meets he's been to*

Hum, well, we went bowling on the Spring Onion and I suppose there was a certain amount of climbing at the Radish, but not with things like equipment or permission.

Bowling is not a bad idea.... or miniature golf......

But considering how far most people have to travel over here to get to a meet, we should plan a day long, or at least most of the day activity....

I was just pondering the suggestion that meets are athletic thingamijigs, not making suggestions. The most strenuous exercise usually seems to be lifting pints.

Miniature golf can take all day - just ignore the six stroke limit.

And the lines of people behind you who want to play the hole you're on.....

I remember one time when I went mini-golfing... there was this HUGE group ahead of us (ten or fifteen people) who had obviously ignored the group limit (like max # of people) and also appeared to ignore the stroke limit. I think we waited at least ten minutes before we could advance to the next hole...

mmmmmmm, i had pancakes this morning?

there's a 6 strike rule?


oops....

Six strikes is too many, especially if
you killed the fly on the first strike.

I think I should really try real golf at some point. When I play mini golf, I tend to hit the ball with WAY too much force and usually hit someone. Or I loose the ball.

I lose a lot of balls when I try juggling.


(Sorry, I'm having trouble staying on the
subject lately.)

Juggling's fun... I'm trying to teach a two year-old how to do it... He prefers just to throw them up in the air and watch them hit the ground...

That is a far more rewarding game. Far easier to get the hang of as well.

What, juggling?

No, throwing the balls in the air and watching them hit the ground.