Jellybeans

So are you going to go on the trip or not, SG?

Have you met her in person before?

nice777guy

Burger King bathroom!

Kauaiguy

I spent a little time at Fort Gordon Georgia which is in Augusta GA, and there's a bridge you can cross that took you to South Carolina.

From what I saw of So. Carolina, I liked it. Is it much different than No. Carolina?

When I left GA, I thought I was rid of the good ole RED DIRT (which is hard to get off clothes), but lo and behold, we have it here in good ole Kauai.

That's why the roosters here are called RED DIRT roosters. Those roosters and chickens are all over the place.

Runs like Dog

We have more golf courses & beaches than almost anyone, highest mountains east of the Rockies, tallest lighthouse, most shipwrecks.
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Scannerguard

Talking to a travel agent today. . .just talking, no deposit. This woman said something like: "If we are going to do this. . .no expectations." So, she sounds serious.

We have gone out once but actually kept up a texting, email and phone relationship.

I'll tell her one of my good friends at TAM suggested Delaware.

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Runs like Dog

Delaware: All the Rednecks and more snow.

Scannerguard

Well, I went to the travel agent, who seemed, oh, I don't know, about 32ish. . .I was hitting on her. . .ha, ha. . .just kiddding!!!!. . .anyway (gotcha ). . . anyway. . .I told her that a few people suggested Naples and she said Naples is where you go when you want to retire.

I tell her, "Well, I kind of want to go where it's not like drunk colleges students flashing their breasts but not go where it's like silver haired old ladies and old men with dark socks and sneakers with metal detectors on the beach either."

(not that there's anything wrong with that. . .just sayin')

So, she steered me towards Tampa/St. Petersburg as a happy medium. Airfare $300 per ticket and hotel was like $300 for 3 days. . .pretty reasonable.

But she said if either of you are big drinkers, honestly, she would steer me towards an all inclusive and just get our Passports.

Go figure. . .Delaware wasn't on the map of suggestions.

So, I got some things to think about. . .

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Jellybeans

When are you planning your trip for?

I love all inclusives.

Am off to the beach today. Thank God. I need it.

ing

We thought exactly the same thing! Kids, divorces, work. We scheduled a three day weekend and went for broke.

Farting: tick
Snoring: tick
Singing:tick
Dancing:tick [well a total fail but funny anyway]
Sex: tick
Eating. Oh lots of eating. Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Drinking:tick

We never made it to the beach. So go somewhere with a nice room and a view. You aren't going outside anyway

It really did help with the checklist we each had. lol.

We continue on. No Roller Coaster here, more a scenic railway.

PBear

I just came back from a great "weekend" away with my GF. We'd been talking about going away for while, and when the opportunity came up yesterday, I jumped on hotwire, got a great rate at a 4.5 star hotel in a resort town 4 hours driving away from us, and off we went. Even the driving time was still "bonding" time. Total cost was less than $400 for two days, one night, including hotel, gas, great supper and drinks...

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