You have seen me once, in business slacks and a sweater.
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Bronwyn
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Young Buccaneers-Can you Canoe
Brief Description: For ages 7-9 years.
Start Date: 9/9/2006
Start Time: 10:00-12:00 p.m.
End Date: 9/10/2006
Address: 14200 Solomons Island Road,Calvert Marine Museum
Location: Solomons
Brief Description: For ages 7-9 years.
Start Date: 9/9/2006
Start Time: 10:00-12:00 p.m.
End Date: 9/10/2006
Address: 14200 Solomons Island Road,Calvert Marine Museum
Location: Solomons
when was the other time?
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Ben Dover
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MMDad does alot of posting to forumites on how he has spotted them here or there. Kind of freaky if you ask me. 
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Ben Dover
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aw come one man. Giving me red for this is messed up. You have to admit you do post to the forum women alot about seeing them.Ben Dover said:MMDad does alot of posting to forumites on how he has spotted them here or there. Kind of freaky if you ask me.
I just read the thread you posted to Pixie just before reading your post to rosered. 
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Nitwit3286-
Many of the fun things that can be done here in good ole' Southern Maryland were already posted by fourmites before me in this thread. There really is a ton to do and see. I am especially partial to Point Lookout. I love it there. You should check out ITT on base and MWR. They should be able to point you to the fun stuff or alternatives.
After reading this thread I just thought I might pass on some friendly advice... As a Navy Wife you have to learn to adapt to your environment, or you are never going to make it as a Navy Wife. Military spouses have to make many sacrifices because of their spouses job, so in reality and whether you like it or not, you not only married your man, you married his job as well. He did become GI Joe when he signed up for the Military, not Nitwit3286's husband.
I understand it must have been culture shock for you when you moved here, but I am from here. My Man is Military, we transferred away for a few years, then transferred back, and I cried when I first drove back into Lexington Park and saw a Wawa on every corner and most of the farm land gone thanks to Commercial and Housing Developments. I didn't want to be back here because this was not the home I left, but I adjusted and life is good.
What I'm getting at is, no matter where you go, nothing stays the same. It's a sad truth in life, but it's something you must adapt too. Where ever you and your family go while your husband is in the military, you just have to roll with the changes. Be it Big City or Small Town Country, you might end up somewhere next that is even worse then what you think of St. Mary's.
Many of the fun things that can be done here in good ole' Southern Maryland were already posted by fourmites before me in this thread. There really is a ton to do and see. I am especially partial to Point Lookout. I love it there. You should check out ITT on base and MWR. They should be able to point you to the fun stuff or alternatives.
After reading this thread I just thought I might pass on some friendly advice... As a Navy Wife you have to learn to adapt to your environment, or you are never going to make it as a Navy Wife. Military spouses have to make many sacrifices because of their spouses job, so in reality and whether you like it or not, you not only married your man, you married his job as well. He did become GI Joe when he signed up for the Military, not Nitwit3286's husband.
I understand it must have been culture shock for you when you moved here, but I am from here. My Man is Military, we transferred away for a few years, then transferred back, and I cried when I first drove back into Lexington Park and saw a Wawa on every corner and most of the farm land gone thanks to Commercial and Housing Developments. I didn't want to be back here because this was not the home I left, but I adjusted and life is good.
What I'm getting at is, no matter where you go, nothing stays the same. It's a sad truth in life, but it's something you must adapt too. Where ever you and your family go while your husband is in the military, you just have to roll with the changes. Be it Big City or Small Town Country, you might end up somewhere next that is even worse then what you think of St. Mary's.
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Bronwyn
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An Affair at Point Farm - Luau
Brief Description: Escape to the islands for an fun evening of food, entertainment, and live and silent auctions on the lawn at home of the late Mrs. Patterson. Point Farm overlooks beautiful St. Leonard Creek. Proceeds benefit the archaeology and education programs at JPPM
Start Date: 9/9/2006
Start Time: 5 PM - 8 PM
End Date: 9/9/2006
Address: 10515 Mackall Road
Location: St. Leonard
Brief Description: Escape to the islands for an fun evening of food, entertainment, and live and silent auctions on the lawn at home of the late Mrs. Patterson. Point Farm overlooks beautiful St. Leonard Creek. Proceeds benefit the archaeology and education programs at JPPM
Start Date: 9/9/2006
Start Time: 5 PM - 8 PM
End Date: 9/9/2006
Address: 10515 Mackall Road
Location: St. Leonard
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Bronwyn
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BS Gal said:I know you're trying to be helpful, but
I was wondering when that would happen! Everyone gets the point. There are LOTS of this to do around here for people of all ages. We don't need to build more, we need to go out and enjoy what's available! 
Okay, I'm done. If anyone wants the link to these calanders, PM me.
BS Gal
Voted Nicest in 08
Good information though. You were very, very helpful. You'll get most helpful poster of the year if you keep it up.Bronwyn said:
Okay, I'm done. If anyone wants the link to these calanders, PM me.
Let her do her own homework.
After reading the first couple of pages of this thread, I could 
feel the ultimate demise of the originator...
After reading the last couple of pages, I knew I would not be disappointed...
feel the ultimate demise of the originator... After reading the last couple of pages, I knew I would not be disappointed...
