It is my thought that the woman who owns this car is hot, although likely too old for me. For anyone who doesn’t recognize either… it’s a Toyota Prius (’04 Gen 2) with a Wilderness Systems Tsunami 145 on top.
Mark and I decided to celebrate our arrival in Maine with as much Shrimp and Champaign as we could handle. It was grand…
We skied Thursday at Sugarloaf. Very cold, but not too windy. Afterward we used the hot tub there one last time then went to the “Bag and Kettle” for food. Their burgers are reputed to be among the top five ski burgers. I will say it was damn good, and… Continue reading
So, Maine has been wonderful. The trip thus far: We departed at about 2pm on Saturday. Crossed the border without a problem in Sarnia, drove through Canada all night and had a smooth crossing back into the US somewhere around 1 or 2am. We then drove the rest of the… Continue reading
I’m in Maine!
I was driving along today and witnessed something that restored my faith in humanity a bit. There is construction on Hagadorn right now, which disrupts the sidewalk near Grand River – leaving pedestrians just a thin strip of dug up dirt to walk on right next to the road. While… Continue reading
Yesterday Doug and I met Josh at Cannonsburg ski area. I snowboarded for the second time, thanks to a board loan from my brother. Doug was boarding also, and Josh was going to, but it was freaky cheap night and they rented all their boards within 10 minutes of 5pm…. Continue reading
Life as of late: Potential plans to go to Mt. Bohemia were dropped this past weekend due to lack of followthrough (not my fault). They have been tenatively rescheduled for next weekend. Since I was here, I decided to go to Caberfae with Doug a radio friend of his Jeff,… Continue reading
Someone call me at 6 am to make sure I wake up and get into work to get my demo setup. Seriously. ——– The best religiously affiliated, yet non offensive joke I know of: A burglar broke into a house one night. He shone his flashlight around, looking for valuables,… Continue reading
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