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Sue Malomo
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Feel like I'm a bit late to the party, but I'm Sue and I grew up in Plymouth (NOT part of Cape Cod, despite what most on the South Shore think). Met my husband at Roger Williams University and when looking for a house, we picked Cape Cod - moved to…
If it's a older (historic, built before 1950s or so) house, give Ballard Preservation, Inc a call (www.BallardPreservation.com)
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- How did you hear about CapeCodsters?
- Chris Gillis
- Favorite Cape Cod Activity?
- beaches, but usually off-season; nature walks
- What are your Interests?
- Kids, outdoors, gardening, cooking, baking, web development, php,
- What do you love about Cape Cod?
- being close to the water; smell of salt air;
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Touch a Truck Event in Sandwich
The Sandwich Women's Club is holding their 10th annual Touch a Truck event on Sunday, May 31 from 10am - 2pm at the H.T. Wing School, Route 130 in Sandwich. This event is usually very well attended a huge hit with kids of all ages (and quite a few adults, too!). At just $5.00 per child (adults are free), this is a can't-miss event. Emergency, construction, and military vehicles will be available for kids to look at, climb in, and learn about. For more information, see:… Continue
Posted on May 21, 2009 at 10:47pm —
What to do with the kids in the rain...
It's been raining for a few days on the Cape, with more rain in the forecast. So what do you do with kids who are bored of being inside? Here are a few ideas to keep them (and you) entertained:
1. It's warm enough outside that you can don the raincoat and boots and head out in the rain. Make mudpies. Find worms. Go for a walk and jump in all the puddles. Set up some buckets or pails to catch some rain and save it for a non-rainy day. My tip: Have a towel and dry clothes ready near the door befo… Continue
1. It's warm enough outside that you can don the raincoat and boots and head out in the rain. Make mudpies. Find worms. Go for a walk and jump in all the puddles. Set up some buckets or pails to catch some rain and save it for a non-rainy day. My tip: Have a towel and dry clothes ready near the door befo… Continue
Posted on May 6, 2009 at 12:20pm —
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- At 11:03am on April 28, 2009,
Chris Gillis said…
- Hey Sue - thanks for joining up!!
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