Where Do You Want to Go?
Welcome to Tuesday 4 kept up in memory of Toni Taddeo. Another Tuesday and a little list of questions.
Where would you go? Where do you want to go?
1. Is the farm for you? How about a ranch, a village or a city? Which is your choice and why? When we travel to Massachusetts to see our family, I love to stay at The Inn at Westwynd Farm in Hershey, Pa.
It is a beautiful horse farm. I love being out in the country. The quiet is such a pleasant respite after busy hectic
town life. Now that I only have memories of being on grand-
pa’s or going to the country to see mom and dad, I choose any
opportunity to be in the country.
2. A short auto trip for the weekend with friends or a long vacation? Where would you go?I love to go on trips with friends. Sometimes
we go to Cherry Grove Beach, north of Myrtle Beach with our best
friends. They own a condo there and go often to keep things up and
going. Sometimes we rent a place in their same complex and it is
great fun! I love that particular location .. right on the point of
Cherry Grove.
3. The quiet life at home with a cuppa and TV or a good book or a
night out with friends? Which sounds good today?well, with our
cars still snowed in, I guess that cuppa and tv takes the prize.
Poor Lynn has to shovel the cars out today, hopefully the sunshine
will help a lot!
4. You have a choice of dinner and a movie or a game of cards and
snacks at the neighbors. Where are you going tonight? I would
love to play cards with snacks with friends. My parents had be-
loved friends with whom they would play canasta, or Pay the Man,
every weekend, taking turns at each other’s house. They loved it
and sometimes we joined in! Those were the good ole days. Lynn
h movies either. He is sports all the way, which is a drag. But in
a perfect world, I would invite friends over and play cards.
I enjoyed your answers. We play a game called Hand and Foot which I've heard is a bit similar to Canasta but I've never played that.
ReplyDeleteGreat answers. My parents had some canasta friends also1
ReplyDeleteYes, I like the idea of friends over for cards too! Lots of fun. My mother played bridge with friends once a month rotating houses. I remember the snacks, the card tables set up .. such a lovely time.
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