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Well, it was a very gender stereotypical weekend in my family. Much like every other weekend, I suppose, but even more so this time because I took my sons for a boys trip and my wife took the girls for a girls trip.

And the girls apparently spent the long weekend eating at nice restaurants and shopping. And they even on Saturday dressed up real fancy-like and went to a tea time, which is something that exists in the modern United States evidently. I had no idea.

For our part, the boys went to a lake house in Kentucky. Now, originally, I mentioned in the show, I wanted to rent a dilapidated shack in the woods that I found on Airbnb.

But my wife was concerned about the serial killer factor. We went back and forth about it, ultimately, unsurprisingly she won that argument.

So we settled on the lake house instead. And we spent our time kayaking and fishing and hiking and collecting interesting rocks and bones that we found along the shoreline and so on.

We ate hot dogs that we cooked over a fire. We didn't bathe, of course, the whole weekend. At night, we watched Westerns. We had a lot of interesting conversations to many of them centered around dinosaurs.

My boys are finally going through a dinosaur phase. And I'm grateful for that because I love dinosaurs. And for years, I haven't had anyone to talk to about them. And that finally is changing.

It was a good time, I'll tell. And the sort of childhood experience that I want the boys to remember as they get older. Most importantly, I want them to actually have a childhood.

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