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In this episode, Kathleen and Nikki discuss their Saugatuck Dune Rides adventure from the road. And, of course, Kathleen still can’t pronounce Sagatook correctly.
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While Nikki was going through recordings from the road, she came across this segment for our 10th episode. It really gives you a feel for what our friendship is like. Stand back! I like cowboys! Get off her butt! I just like old stuff. Sit back and listen to what all causes the excitement on the road.
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In this episode, we learn that there will be no ghost stories shared around the campfire on this trip. And she accidentally says a dirty word while trying to say Massachusetts. It’s all Nikki’s fault, she asked her to say it.
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Jeeps, canoes, scuba diving, boats, kayaks, white -water rafting and jumping from planes create anxiety for one and an adrenaline rush for the other. Listen to this weeks episode to find out who lives on the edge and who remains safe enough to drive to the hospital.
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Kathleen explains why her pets are about to become orphans. Somebody, please adopt them quickly. She’s had enough! (Shhhh, but she still loves them.) Kathleen and Nikki leave Fuller’s for the next adventure worrying if pieces of Lemon Drop are being left behind and sharing stories as they go.
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Kathleen and Nikki begin to conquer fears and set-up camp for the first time. Is camp all that they had hoped for in this adventure? Clear Lake is so beautiful to them, they are sure it must have been used as a movie set.
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As Kathleen and Nikki continue their adventure to Clear Lake, Kathleen keeps counting the cemeteries they pass, but insists she’s not morbid. Will she be able to back up Lemon Drop this time? Is her brain cluttered? Also, Nikki shares a story about why Kathleen was so upset when they visited Plymouth Rock years ago.
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Nikki shares how the fairy bells become a part of their adventures. When Kathleen hears where the fairy bells came from, she starts praying over them. And how in the world does everyone in the hotel know what her “delicates” look like?
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Kathleen and Nikki hit the road amongst chaos. Last minute items are being tossed into the truck as the door knob to Lemon Drop is being added. Will they make it to a place to stay before dark? Kathleen thanks Jesus as he sends a gentleman in a neon green shirt to the rescue. The Back-up Plan is activated.
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Nikki shares why Kathleen’s momma found her crying on her birthday. Oh and Momma, Nikki wants a key lime pie for her birthday this year. They remember watching Princess Diana’s wedding on television as young girls and go onto discuss who shares their birthday month. And a picture might tell a thousand words, but Kathleen’s face does, too.
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