The chocolate chip cookies are almost gone at our cabin -- and there was no chemical reason for me to have the munchies.
Oh, and Carol Anne tells me I have an interesting unusual relationship with the United Kingdom. It seems from what we can figure out, that I've never ever been there but I've been from there. It's apparently a travel oddity even worse than the International Date Line.
It had to do with changing planes at Gatwick on the way to my kid brother's wedding in Prague. Because we were just changing planes, we were never cleared through Customs to enter the country. But because of construction, we were taken on a bus ride halfway around the airport, and upon reaching the building where our departure gate was, we came in through what appeared to be a service entrance. We had to go through Customs to leave the country. So Pat has left the UK but never entered it.
After all, he's been guilty of breaking and entering for years, but what judge would throw him in the clink on Christmas eve? He must have been playing the system like this all along.
I'll bet he plea bargained down to a year's probation and was extradited to the north pole, which would explain why he spends so much time there.
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By the looks of the picture, it's no wonder the cookies are always gone.
The chocolate chip cookies are almost gone at our cabin -- and there was no chemical reason for me to have the munchies.
Oh, and Carol Anne tells me I have an interesting unusual relationship with the United Kingdom. It seems from what we can figure out, that I've never ever been there but I've been from there. It's apparently a travel oddity even worse than the International Date Line.
We're all from everywhere man. We are stardust, we are golden, we are billion year old carbon.
It had to do with changing planes at Gatwick on the way to my kid brother's wedding in Prague. Because we were just changing planes, we were never cleared through Customs to enter the country. But because of construction, we were taken on a bus ride halfway around the airport, and upon reaching the building where our departure gate was, we came in through what appeared to be a service entrance. We had to go through Customs to leave the country. So Pat has left the UK but never entered it.
Personally, I still think Santa did it.
After all, he's been guilty of breaking and entering for years, but what judge would throw him in the clink on Christmas eve? He must have been playing the system like this all along.
I'll bet he plea bargained down to a year's probation and was extradited to the north pole, which would explain why he spends so much time there.
Have a happy holiday, but be careful out there.
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