They sell the hard stuff there

Anonymous wrote:Leave the facility and go get a beer or a glass of wine and relax while the kids play. They don’t need peeping toms.

I think you can just get the beers/wine inside. That House of Gucci has it all, unless you want the hard stuff then you probably need to go back to your car.

Let’s get number count here. How many showed up?

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Anonymous wrote:Leave the facility and go get a beer or a glass of wine and relax while the kids play. They don’t need peeping toms.

Maybe explain how they're going to be able to report back on everything while getting a drink? I'll wait.

Do I come to this thread for live commentary? Streaming video content?

Anonymous wrote:Leave the facility and go get a beer or a glass of wine and relax while the kids play. They don’t need peeping toms.

Maybe explain how they're going to be able to report back on everything while getting a drink? I'll wait.

Anonymous wrote:Leave the facility and go get a beer or a glass of wine and relax while the kids play. They don’t need peeping toms.

This is good advice. Do this.

Leave the facility and go get a beer or a glass of wine and relax while the kids play. They don’t need peeping toms.

Wow lucky for you parents…. Word of Grace was really closed off with no access….st James should be easy to sneak a peak. Good luck!!!

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Anonymous wrote:I hope everyone has been having their DD's hydrating. #1 thing you can do for them at this point.

Agreed I’ve had my daughter drinking maple syrup all day to avoid cramping.

It’s in an air conditioned facility. Still important, but they won’t be out on the 98 degree heat for 4 hours.

I thought this thread was going to explode today. Everyone must be too nervous to post.

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Anonymous wrote:I hope everyone has been having their DD's hydrating. #1 thing you can do for them at this point.

Agreed I’ve had my daughter drinking maple syrup all day to avoid cramping.

Metamucil. It’s the best thing to drink during the 12 hours before anything important.

Anonymous wrote:I hope everyone has been having their DD's hydrating. #1 thing you can do for them at this point.

Agreed I’ve had my daughter drinking maple syrup all day to avoid cramping.

I hope everyone has been having their DD's hydrating. #1 thing you can do for them at this point.

Anonymous wrote:Long way to go to get this to 300 pages.

Agree. We aren't going to get there. All that's appears to be left in the tank are syrupy platitudes, which the posters here really aren't good at, bad jokes, and inappropriate name calling.

But I will take a parting shot at the first type of post. I've had lot of fun the past four years with club lacrosse. Got to watch some good lax, see some great kids get better at the sport they love, meet some really interesting families, and have some real quality time with my DD. In many cases, this thread has been an enjoyable part of it, especially when we talk about lacrosse. I'm feeling fortunate not to have been a protagonist (or antagonist) in most the real world drama that we hear so much about here. Look forward to seeing what this great group of kids accomplish in high school with clubs and schools, and beyond. It's a small community after all. Best of luck to everyone. (And hang in there today and tonight parents.)

Long way to go to get this to 300 pages.