You'd probably have to ask my wife, but the two I thought were best were electric heated slippers and a framed photograph of Key West that was taken off the dock by the hotel where we stayed on our honeymoon.
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You'd probably have to ask my wife, but the two I thought were best were electric heated slippers and a framed photograph of Key West that was taken off the dock by the hotel where we stayed on our honeymoon.
If I did this it would be reworded that "I got my first wife tix behind the Nuggets bench..."Quote:
Originally Posted by Hawkeye11en1
For me it's always been the little things. He offered to go with me to watch the Les Miserable movie on Christmas day and out to eat.
On that note, what do you think is open Christmas day in Ankey or Ames?
Chinese FoodQuote:
Originally Posted by cyrevkah
I'm surprised no one has said "my *****" yet. Good on you guys.
well, a few referenced the famous **** in a box.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rabbuk
Is there a Denny's in either town? That's where we ate on the road last year. They're always open.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyrevkah
Our server got a nice Christmas surprise for taking care of us.
Nope. So far I know about Fuji's being open and Pizza Ranch...Quote:
Originally Posted by ISUAgronomist
I always feel a little bad they they work, but at then I think that at least they can make money (if they really need it).
One of my great Christmas memories as a child. One early December we had a snow storm and my dad had trouble getting the snowblower to work. My mom got on him about shoveling would be quicker then fixing that thing and then blowing the snow. Remembering this conversation, at Christmas, my dad got my mom a shovel. He got to eat breakfast in the snow.Quote:
Originally Posted by EvilBetty
Dude is a saint (and I would worry that would go to his head, but it's pretty full already anyway).Quote:
Originally Posted by cyrevkah