Anonymous
Post 06/01/2021 04:29     Subject: Dinner at the pool
Anonymous wrote:Who would want to eat at any of the pools in the area?


Yaaaas. Thank you. No one cleans those little tables. Shit at the overpriced pool I went to, those fools did not even clean the pool. Had a ton of leaves and dead bugs floating around. Rather sit at home in the bathtub with a popsicle.

Anonymous
Post 06/01/2021 00:08     Subject: Dinner at the pool
Anonymous wrote:Is it normal to not go home for dinner?


Yes, if you show up at pool at 5:30 and kids go to bed by 8:30/9. This was our summer post work routine before we had more
flexible WFH schedules.
Anonymous
Post 05/31/2021 22:35     Subject: Dinner at the pool
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Is it normal to not go home for dinner?


If you work then you can take the kids to pool to swim for a bit, have dinner, and swim again


Or they can swim. And you can go home and have dinner and they can wash up before bed. swim longer on the weekend. This is weird
Anonymous
Post 05/31/2021 21:10     Subject: Dinner at the pool
Anonymous wrote:Is it normal to not go home for dinner?
my kid usually in bed at 8. So if I go to the pool in the afternoon I would rather have more time at the pool and eat there then just go home and start shower, bedtime etc. when we take dinner out I usually put it together at lunch so there’s only one clean up. It’s just easier and more convenient to eat out but I don’t want her eating crap that often.
Anonymous
Post 05/31/2021 21:06     Subject: Dinner at the pool
Anonymous wrote:Is it normal to not go home for dinner?


If you work then you can take the kids to pool to swim for a bit, have dinner, and swim again
Anonymous
Post 05/31/2021 21:03     Subject: Dinner at the pool
Is it normal to not go home for dinner?
Anonymous
Post 05/31/2021 21:02     Subject: Dinner at the pool
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:All these people eating soggy sandwiches and calling it dinner. Sounds awful.

We grill or order takeout to be delivered.


Sorry you don’t know how to pack food properly


Sorry you don’t know how to cook for your family properly. 😀


Not all sandies are soggy!!
Anonymous
Post 05/31/2021 21:01     Subject: Dinner at the pool
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I do a lot of tomato, basil, and mozzarella salad drizzled with olive oil and balsamic vinegar, with a warm piece of baguette; couscous salad (lemon vinaigrette on couscous, with red onion, feta, raisins, olives, and toasted pine nuts) with leftover grilled chicken on the side.
Or make tomato, avocado , shrimp with lime juice and cilantro, put into warm flour tortillas (warm them in foil until right before leaving, throw them into a thermal lunch bag).
Those are my favorites.


This is nicer than what I eat at home.


Same here, this sounds delicious anywhere! Lol
Anonymous
Post 05/31/2021 20:47     Subject: Dinner at the pool
Does your pool have a snack bar? Pizza, burgers-for an occasional option?
Anonymous
Post 05/31/2021 20:43     Subject: Dinner at the pool
Who would want to eat at any of the pools in the area?
Anonymous
Post 05/31/2021 19:33     Subject: Dinner at the pool
Anonymous wrote:All these people eating soggy sandwiches and calling it dinner. Sounds awful.

We grill or order takeout to be delivered.


Ohhhhh you fancy
Anonymous
Post 05/31/2021 19:27     Subject: Re:Dinner at the pool
Anonymous wrote:If not grilling, we like cold dinners at the pool like:

pasta salads (with cheese, pepperoni, etc)
charcuterie/cheese/fruit boards
cold subs
tortillas, sliced chicken, shredded cheese, black beans, guacamole cups (my kids call these "pool fajitas")
empanadas
sushi (veggie)
sesame noodles with rotisserie shredded chicken
mozz, pesto, tomato on foccacia




Ahhh love “pool fajitas”. Cute!
Anonymous
Post 05/31/2021 19:23     Subject: Dinner at the pool
Y’all are so lucky. We have zero pool access.
Anonymous
Post 05/31/2021 16:44     Subject: Dinner at the pool
Fried chicken pack from the grocery store and watermelon slices. And maybe some mini cucs.
Anonymous
Post 05/30/2021 22:51     Subject: Dinner at the pool
Anonymous wrote:I do a lot of tomato, basil, and mozzarella salad drizzled with olive oil and balsamic vinegar, with a warm piece of baguette; couscous salad (lemon vinaigrette on couscous, with red onion, feta, raisins, olives, and toasted pine nuts) with leftover grilled chicken on the side.
Or make tomato, avocado , shrimp with lime juice and cilantro, put into warm flour tortillas (warm them in foil until right before leaving, throw them into a thermal lunch bag).
Those are my favorites.


This is nicer than what I eat at home.