Who was it? Was it NoHall?
Aight, who was it?
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Wasn't me, and I have an alibi.
Aight? Explain this new word to me!
I aight a quesadilla for lunch today, what did you aight?
Aight? Explain this new word to me!
All right=aight
Not it! I drive a tiny little car, which is sticker-naked. But I think you're in the right "family." I betcha it's also seen nearby at the Barberitos on Hamilton Mill Rd...
I did some checking, and it was neither myself nor the person that I thought it was.
Sorry...
Sorry...
Right. My brother has been saying that for years. It's a "good ole boy" thang.
Us, too. We used to go to Sea Island a couple of times a year when Beach Jacket was little, partially because of the kids camp -- she had fun, and a couple of hours a day we had a break from babysitting . A few years after she outgrew that, we started wondering why all of our friends here loved the Panhandle. We tried it and realized there was no comparison (beach like a parking lot and ugly water versus sugar sand beaches and emerald water). We haven't been back to Sea Island again. Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't mind going there every once in a while -- it's a luxurious place. It's just that I prefer the 30-A area.
We always went the first week in August when kids were free! My parents made my friend lie when I was 17 and she was 18. It's such a good vacation for kids. And even into the teen years they have those dances. They're goofy, but everyone's parents make them go! We loved looking at all the pictures they took at dinner and would seek out the cute boys. And of course, Bingo was the best! We quit going when my parents bought the house in Grayton. But my favorite childhood vacation memories were definitely there.
We always went the first week in August when kids were free! My parents made my friend lie when I was 17 and she was 18. It's such a good vacation for kids. And even into the teen years they have those dances. They're goofy, but everyone's parents make them go! We loved looking at all the pictures they took at dinner and would seek out the cute boys. And of course, Bingo was the best! We quit going when my parents bought the house in Grayton. But my favorite childhood vacation memories were definitely there.
This makes me think of Dirty Dancing....
