Dinner

I know sometimes it can be a little strange trying to figure out just what there is to do around here.  I sometimes see people on Facebook or other social media asking, "What are you guys doing tonight?" Well, I think sometimes people forget about all the good community get-togethers around here just because they're not looking for them.

So, I thought I'd share something I got in our Community Calendar submissions this week.  The Shriners are having another great dinner this week.  You know you always see the Shriners in parades and stuff?  They're always helping out around town.  So why not stop by and help them help others while you eat some tasty food?

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I remember a time when some neighbors and I decided to get together for dinner.  We decided that we would light the grill and they would bring a dish to pass.  Imagine our surprise when our neighbors were on the doorstep at noon for our gathering.

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