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Old man basketball, salad dressing, and small dog recommendations – Top Milton Neighbors posts, February ’23

Wondering what the top Milton Neighbors posts were last month?

We’ve summarized the top posts for you from the past month.

1. A bit of winter in Milton

This evening at Turner’s Pond. Just enough snow! (Photo credit: Andy D’Amato)

(Photo credit: Andy D’Amato)

2. Kid-friendly small dog breed recommendations needed!

“Looking for recommendations for a kid-friendly small dog breed. Ideally, one that doesn’t bark too much (or shed too much?)… 😂. I’ve never had a dog, but my kids are begging for one! Trying to figure out if we can make it work!”

3. Milton Old-Man Pickup Basketball

“Are there aging men out there who want to play regular pick up basketball once the weather gets warmer? Thinking of one of Milton’s outdoor courts- Andrew’s Park, MHS, etc?

By aging I mean that you once were a high school athlete many years ago who still thinks of yourself as in shape and who will probably pull a hammy or sprain an ankle upon stepping on to the court, but you have younger kids who think of you as overweight and sloppy?
Happy to organize if there’s interest…”

4. 41 outstanding memes to make you laugh

5. Salad dressing sought

“Does your life lack drama and intrigue? Are you the kind of person who needs a secret mission now and then? If so, read on! Apparently, “Newman” has decided to discontinue my favorite salad dressing. I know (I have to hope) there are still bottles of Lime Vinaigrette out there. If you can help me find one (or many), you will join an elite group of people who helped me find an endangered condiment. I have a pre-written acknowledgment you can include on your resume or curriculum vitae. #seriousrepliesonly”

6. French Immersion Movie Night!

“The French Club will be showing Ratatouille in French while using English subtitles on Saturday, March 4th from 6-8:30 with drop off from 5:45-6 (parents will not need to stay for the movie). The movie will start at 6:30 sharp. We will serve food in the cafeteria for the children. We will not be offering entry at the door as we want to plan accordingly for the number of volunteers as well as how much food to buy/prepare. Our volunteers will be other French club members, most of whom are also part of the immersion program.”