Vacays
Our Freedom Trail lunch was held at this famous bar.
What is Cheers?
This dog is the most fearful of the Hale clan.
Who is Luke?
In 'The Injury', Jim tells a concussed Dwight that they are going here.
What is Chuck E. Cheese?
This is a dog’s most powerful sense.
What is a sense of smell?
This fruit is simply dried grapes.
What are raisins?
These night-time fire sticks were a hit at our Mystic vacation.
What are sparklers?
This dog could have been easily confused for a cat or a bat.
Who was Dixie?
Michael ask Pam to spread this on his foot when he burned it on a George Foreman grill.
What is butter?
This is the smallest dog breed.
What is a chihuahua?
Watermelons are made of 92% of this.
What is water?
This vacation spot included all of the Agoglias, Shymans, and Hales but excluded Lucas because he wasn't born yet.
What is Block Island?
This golden boy was the Aunt Gina/Gina and Mom/Lori's childhood pet.
Who was Rocky?
Kevin secretly bought this for himself when he got himself for Secret Santa.
What is a foot bath?
Originally from Siberia, these are known for pulling sleds.
What is a husky?
This green fruit was grown by Native Americans and is the main ingredient for guacamole.
What are avocados?
This vacation included rowing, sparklers, and paddle-boarding.
What is Mystic?
This is the number of foster-only pups in the history of the Hale house.
What is five?
Michael says a foreign exchange student took these back to what was formerly Yugoslavia.
What are all of his blue jeans?
This is the most popular dog breed found in the USA.
What is a labrador retriever?
This fruit is the most popular addition to breakfast pancakes.
What are blueberries?
This shark-infested spot was a Boston favorite when the kids were younger.
What is the Boston Aquarium?
This was the first pet of the Hale duo.
Who was Bailey?
Michael pretends to fire Pam over this in season one.
What is stealing post-its?
This is the name of the phobia for someone who has a fear of dogs.
What is cynophobia?
This popular fruit came to the US with the pilgrims in the 1600s.
What are apples?