There and Back Again
Aug. 16th, 2011 03:30 pmThis weekend,
mabfan and I and Muffin and Squeaker joined
lcmlc and Abba on a Grand Adventure to answer the following question: can four adults take two two-year-olds to a bar mitzvah in Maryland without losing their minds.
Or, to put it another way,
mabfan and I and
lcmlc and Abba and Muffin and Squeaker went to Silver Spring, MD, for
beckyfeld and
osewalrus' son's bar mitzvah.
The weekend was lovely, the train trip was not as harrowing as I had feared (even with a two-hour delay outside Baltimore on our way back due to flooding on the tracks), we saw many people -- both family and friends -- that we hadn't seen in forever, many of whom had never met Muffin and Squeaker. M&S were beautifully behaved during all of the "you need to be quiet and pay attention" parts (helped partly on Sunday by the centerpieces at the brunch -- the girls had more balls to play with than they knew what to do with).
Mazal tov again to the parents of the bar mitzvah and the bar mitzvah himself. Yasher koach!
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The weekend was lovely, the train trip was not as harrowing as I had feared (even with a two-hour delay outside Baltimore on our way back due to flooding on the tracks), we saw many people -- both family and friends -- that we hadn't seen in forever, many of whom had never met Muffin and Squeaker. M&S were beautifully behaved during all of the "you need to be quiet and pay attention" parts (helped partly on Sunday by the centerpieces at the brunch -- the girls had more balls to play with than they knew what to do with).
Mazal tov again to the parents of the bar mitzvah and the bar mitzvah himself. Yasher koach!