Okay, when you're on the boat this summer, you'll have to bring a case or two along to convince me.

Deal.

My crew will be at Snow Creek Aug 8-12. See ya there?

Come on those poor oil companies are not making any more profit from these price gouges err I mean hikes. Those poor hardworking CEO's need all those millions to continue to pay their servants in all of their houses.


Call me pessimistic


Fishy

That sounds like a new avatar title to me...



Someone should ask Penny.

Well, since this thread originally was about gas prices, this will get right back to it. I'm going to stick closer to home this summer and fish out of Westport. I saw some catch stats showing more fish per rod were caught in Area 2 than MAs 3 and 4 during summer. So I figure I might as well have better chance at fish and save gas, too. You'll have to run down this way and jump in the boat for a day or two.

If you need a deckhand Rick, let me know.

Gas prices have kept us close to home. I'm cheap. The thing is, we've found a lot of fun things to do around here, and we end up spending more time with each other, mom, dad, and kids all together, rather than everybody going their own ways.

Hunter and I have been digging out potholes in the driveway (about 750 feet of a circular driveway) over the past three weekends, and then repairing them. Taking the time to teach a teenager how to use a pick and shovel "the right way" has been rewarding for both of us. My 15 year old son even gave me a hug last weekend after working his ass off. Go figure that a teenager would appreciate being taught the value of hard work. ( I had taken him to a sniper stalk excercise event the day before and this was his payback to me. )

Adventures afar can be great and epic, but sometimes you don't need to look very far away from home for each day's fun.

On track and on target as usual Dogfish. . .. . .