Connie Quotes
This 90s phrase is what Connie meant to say when she extended her arm and exclaimed, "Don't come at me with that!"
What is "Talk to the hand."
Struck by lighting twice, the house on this street is still standing… and still home.
What is Sutherland Circle?
The opposite of "analog," this was Dave's workplace before he moved to B.F. Goodrich.
What is Digital?
Though now a thing of the past, they were once the highlight of the week and included formal introductions emceed by Aunt Lee.
What are Princess Parties?
Connie will always offer herself as tribute when it comes to watching this movie series based on the books by Suzanne Collins.
What is The Hunger Games?
Supposedly said by Sandy, this phrase pops up when it's time to clean up.
What is, "Many hands make light work."
Just before Blitzen in the song about Rudolph, the home on this street was purchased the year Christy was born.
What is Donner?
Now called Avient, it's the place Dave worked that did something with little plastic balls - at least that's what his kids told people when they asked.
What is PolyOne?
This rhyming style of shirt has become a new feature of the week at Grandma and Grandpa’s thanks to Katie’s expertise and effort.
What is tie-dye?
Sean Astin may have carried Mr. Frodo when he played Samwise Gamgee, but an entire football team carried him at the end of this movie - one of Connie's faves.
What is Rudy?
A scary way to communicate that you looked everywhere for something, but it was right in front of you.
What is, "If it was a snake, it would of bit ya."
Two doors down from New Baltimore Ice Cream with a park for a backyard, the summer cottage on this street was home for a few memorable months.
What is Ravenna?
They’re what Connie picked at Graber’s, her first job.
What are radishes?
It's got a Ferris wheel and a pool, but everyone's favorite part of this place could be the concession stand.
What is Tuscora Park?
This is the movie Dave and Connie watched at the movie theater in Akron to keep spying eyes from CBT from judging them. We've come a long way, folks.
What is Rocky?
This owl themed quote reminds us of the beauty and brevity of life.
What is, "Life's a hoot and then you die."
The apartment before their first house, this numbered street was their address for a couple of years.
What is 9th Street?
Adam Sandler could have sung this song to mom about one of her jobs in the North Canton Public School system.
What is, "Lunch Lady Land."
This cultural movie phenomenon occurred on July 21, 2023. One of the movies that was a part of it was watched at the theater during that year's week in Ohio.
What is Barbenheimer?
The soundtrack to this movie accompanied many a dinner in the 90s at the Sabaka home; probably not the kind of “Hungry Eyes” the song was referencing.
What is Dirty Dancing?
Not first spoken by Connie, it's the example sentence her mom gave her for the spelling word "trots."
What is, "I ate too many apples, and I got the trots."
Dave and Connie’s first apartment was located on this street; it’s also the surname of the family at the center of “The Wonder Years.”
What is Arnold?
This was Dave's second place of employment; their website says that the "company was founded in 1867 with one patent, two friends and an unwavering commitment to reliable and effective innovation."
What is Babcock and Wilcox?
It's the town name on the exit sign that marks the halfway point between North Canton and Louisville and home of the concrete picnic tables outside of Wendy's.
What is Washington Court House?
A retelling of the story of this "Liver-Eating" individual, Robert Redford plays the best-looking mountain man in history in this movie directed by Sydney Pollack - one of Dave's faves.
What is Jeremiah Johnson?