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Conference in Washington, D.C., and will be there for several months.
Richard Tribino had as visitors over last week Michael DeLuise of Washington and Mike Dunn of Sperryville. Richard’s mom took the crew to Kings Dominion that day of the rains from the hurricane. They stayed there from 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., riding the rides in and between downpours, and staying soaked continuously. It was unbelievable how the park operates during the rain! They make a mint in rainwear! Coffee and hot chocolate were also very popular on that sort of hot day. They won’t refund your money or give you a rain check but they do try to keep everyone entertained with their indoor activities and shops, and the amusements that they will operate during the showers. Richard, Michael, and Mike were prepared because they wore bathing suits for Kings Dominion’s famous rides. They also had changes of clothes in the car. But not old mom; no sir — she was in her skirt and blouse which clung around her like a wet sheet all day.
Now if that wasn’t enough excitement for one day, when they got home that night (through a blizzard), their gigantic old elm tree had blown down across the yard. To add to that, the tree had housed enormous amounts of honeybees for many years which now, of course, are swarming all over the yard trying to get their beehive back together again. What does one do with a fallen tree that’s covered with mad honeybees?? Any suggestions will be appreciated by the Shoppet/Tribino clan at 937-5234.
Also, if you need information on Kings Dominion, just call Nancy at 937-5234, she has it all!
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