Enough Already, CM
 

I'm so jealous...... can you send some of that snow over here???
I'm getting the feeling you guys are hogging all my winter snow time!
I've even phoned the Canadian Meteorological Bureau and registered a formal
complaint about the USA stealing our snow!!!

CM

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Mooron,

That's enough!! Take your Canadian NE Wind out of the Fraser Valley and
stop with the Cold Air over our mild, damp air from the Pacific.

I won't go sailing.

That's a picture of my Dog's run taken at Dawn, this morning She's
****ed off about this snow and its MY FAULT

Note the arrows missing from the photo. The number is in the right hand
corner because I'm capturing the picture from the camera's "Slide Show"
That's the # in memory and I don't mind it

Thought I show you. Now I'll try to stop being a pest with my new toy
AND:"I'LL DRINK TO THAT"

Ole Thom




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CM,

We get a snow like that in the picture about maybe every five years.
That 5" just about snow bounds the NW. It's more than the fat kid with
the cardboard can handle.

We're supposed to get another 4" tonight and again on Sat Nite. When
that Canadian Northeaster blows out of the Fraser River Valley, it
creates havoc with our mild, humid weather

Dog and I are trying to decide on Shoo-Fly or Raisin Pie for tomorrow

Boat will have to take care of itself

Ole Thom

I just shipped my backyardful to you...hope it arrives intact...

"Overproof" wrote in message
news:qvGDd.42390$nN6.5268@edtnps84...
I'm so jealous...... can you send some of that snow over here???
I'm getting the feeling you guys are hogging all my winter snow time!
I've even phoned the Canadian Meteorological Bureau and registered a
formal complaint about the USA stealing our snow!!!

CM

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Mooron,

That's enough!! Take your Canadian NE Wind out of the Fraser Valley and
stop with the Cold Air over our mild, damp air from the Pacific.

I won't go sailing.

That's a picture of my Dog's run taken at Dawn, this morning She's
****ed off about this snow and its MY FAULT

Note the arrows missing from the photo. The number is in the right hand
corner because I'm capturing the picture from the camera's "Slide Show"
That's the # in memory and I don't mind it

Thought I show you. Now I'll try to stop being a pest with my new toy
AND:"I'LL DRINK TO THAT"

Ole Thom




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God Bless You Kitty.... I'm praying for another 3 feet of snow... followed
by another 6 feet of snow...lasting until the end of February!!

You packed that snow in dry ice right?

CM



"katysails" wrote in message
...
I just shipped my backyardful to you...hope it arrives intact...

"Overproof" wrote in message
news:qvGDd.42390$nN6.5268@edtnps84...
I'm so jealous...... can you send some of that snow over here???
I'm getting the feeling you guys are hogging all my winter snow time!
I've even phoned the Canadian Meteorological Bureau and registered a
formal complaint about the USA stealing our snow!!!

CM

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Mooron,

That's enough!! Take your Canadian NE Wind out of the Fraser Valley and
stop with the Cold Air over our mild, damp air from the Pacific.

I won't go sailing.

That's a picture of my Dog's run taken at Dawn, this morning She's
****ed off about this snow and its MY FAULT

Note the arrows missing from the photo. The number is in the right hand
corner because I'm capturing the picture from the camera's "Slide Show"
That's the # in memory and I don't mind it

Thought I show you. Now I'll try to stop being a pest with my new toy
AND:"I'LL DRINK TO THAT"

Ole Thom




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You can't do anything about it Thom... you might as well assume a positive
outlook and enjoy winter time activities.... hot chocolate and a nice
window to look out and see the kids playing is fun.... my favourite is to
get a nice spot near a slippery intersection and have a good laugh at the
accidents when the cars slide into each other. You can make some extra money
as an eye witness as well!

CM

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
CM,

We get a snow like that in the picture about maybe every five years.
That 5" just about snow bounds the NW. It's more than the fat kid with
the cardboard can handle.

We're supposed to get another 4" tonight and again on Sat Nite. When
that Canadian Northeaster blows out of the Fraser River Valley, it
creates havoc with our mild, humid weather

Dog and I are trying to decide on Shoo-Fly or Raisin Pie for tomorrow

Boat will have to take care of itself

Ole Thom

JUST had A Hell of a power outage. Right in the middle of writing a
reply to Jeff.

Now I have to re-set all the AC Timers in the house

Thom Stewart wrote:
JUST had A Hell of a power outage. Right in the middle of writing a
reply to Jeff.
I have that effect on some people ...

Lucky Dawg!! .... I luv it when that happens!!
[Well okay not the computer stuff...]

I decided long ago that as a sailor it would be smart to be as prepared on
the hard as I would be on the water......

Great Chance to check out the Oil Lamps and hand crank Radio. Light up the
fireplace or wood stove and sit back smug that you've placed a fresh water
supply away just for such an occasion.
We've got 8 brass oil lamps... paraffin oil and 6 battery operated hand and
table lights. Kindlin' and split dry logs are always near the fireplace. We
have 6 months supply of canned food and basic like flour, rice, potatoes etc
in the cold room. I've got 4 cords of wood split and tarped outside. The
Chook Coop is insulted and has a small woodstove in it.

You know Thom... I can find any flashlight in the house in total darkness by
memory. I know how many steps to take and when to turn and how many stairs
there are. Same as my boat. I can make it from my basement bedroom or den to
the main floor entrance in 11 seconds in total darkness. Same goes for my
weapons and gear.

You know..... that would be a good topic to present.... as sailors... how
many of us take what we've learned from sailing ashore and incorporate it at
home to allow self sufficiency in case of an emergency?

CM


"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
JUST had A Hell of a power outage. Right in the middle of writing a
reply to Jeff.

Now I have to re-set all the AC Timers in the house

wrote in message

What a lubber!

Yeah... like that carries any weight from a land-locked liberal with a C&C
27 day sailor.

I'm willing to bet you are one of those ill prepared that phone the power
company whining within 5 seconds of a power fluctuation..... yet try and
pass themselves off as "environmentally aware" !!

CM

Cm,

I'm with you on that EMC
I took a different route in some places.
I had a 3000 watt Gasoline Generator but as the years roll by, I had to
much trouble starting it. That use to give me heat, a couple of lights
and the TV.

I replaced the Big Generator with a small 300 watt, wired into the
breaker box a stand by line into the heater circuit and my den outlets,
( That is where my fire place is) If I don't get power back in a couple
of hours, I pull the main breaker and back feed the circuit box. I use
6 volt lanterns (3) for the house. Kitchen (Gas Stove) Bathroom, and
Den. Can walk them around easy. Battery operated Multi band radio and
flashlights in every room.

Get about 8 to 10 hours running time on the Genny. I let it cool well
before re-filling it and start it again with all the load removed, It
beats the hell out of Fireplace and oil lamps but that is my opinion.

Ole Thom

wrote in message

Wrong on all counts, as usual, wimpy! Those weak mosquitoes must have
really
worked you over.

NOT... I got you pegged!!! Day sailing wiener!
No mosquito bites me and flys away sober.... and the offspring are all
rendered useless due to F.A.S.

CM

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
Get about 8 to 10 hours running time on the Genny. I let it cool well
before re-filling it and start it again with all the load removed, It
beats the hell out of Fireplace and oil lamps but that is my opinion.

Sounds like you got a handle on it Thom.... I'm one that loves the ambiance
of Oil Lamps.... not to mention they last for weeks. When we had the
hurricane Juan last year... no power for 13 days... we had no problems at
all. Can't say the same for a lot of my neighbours. We brought a few of my
Mom & Dad's elderly friends over to the house. They stayed here until their
power was restored. One of them brought one of those old crank music
boxes... you set the drum in and crank the handle... it's like a metal drum
with tabs on it. Really neat ... this lady had about ten different drums.
Mr. Zinc brought his fiddle and Mrs. Dow played the spoons. We listened to
some old fashioned reels and jigs. Lots of old stories told while seated in
comfy chairs, cuddled up under blankets, next to the fireplace. Everyone had
a good time.

CM

oops..well maybe you can use it to fill the swimming pool...

"Overproof" wrote in message
news:0GHDd.42731$nN6.21633@edtnps84...
God Bless You Kitty.... I'm praying for another 3 feet of snow... followed
by another 6 feet of snow...lasting until the end of February!!

You packed that snow in dry ice right?

CM



"katysails" wrote in message
...
I just shipped my backyardful to you...hope it arrives intact...

"Overproof" wrote in message
news:qvGDd.42390$nN6.5268@edtnps84...
I'm so jealous...... can you send some of that snow over here???
I'm getting the feeling you guys are hogging all my winter snow time!
I've even phoned the Canadian Meteorological Bureau and registered a
formal complaint about the USA stealing our snow!!!

CM

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Mooron,

That's enough!! Take your Canadian NE Wind out of the Fraser Valley and
stop with the Cold Air over our mild, damp air from the Pacific.

I won't go sailing.

That's a picture of my Dog's run taken at Dawn, this morning She's
****ed off about this snow and its MY FAULT

Note the arrows missing from the photo. The number is in the right hand
corner because I'm capturing the picture from the camera's "Slide Show"
That's the # in memory and I don't mind it

Thought I show you. Now I'll try to stop being a pest with my new toy
AND:"I'LL DRINK TO THAT"

Ole Thom




--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

On Sat, 08 Jan 2005 03:21:07 GMT, "Overproof"
wrote this crap:


You know Thom... I can find any flashlight in the house in total darkness by
memory. I know how many steps to take and when to turn and how many stairs
there are. Same as my boat. I can make it from my basement bedroom or den to
the main floor entrance in 11 seconds in total darkness. Same goes for my
weapons and gear.


I'll bet you know exactly how to get to the rum locker in total
darkness.





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

"Horvath" wrote in message

I'll bet you know exactly how to get to the rum locker in total
darkness.

Yeah.. I just reach under the pillow... it's right beside my .44 Mag.


CM

It'll have to be the Koi Pond.... we don't have a pool... we live next to
the ocean.

CM

"katysails" wrote in message
...
oops..well maybe you can use it to fill the swimming pool...

"Overproof" wrote in message
news:0GHDd.42731$nN6.21633@edtnps84...
God Bless You Kitty.... I'm praying for another 3 feet of snow...
followed by another 6 feet of snow...lasting until the end of February!!

You packed that snow in dry ice right?

CM



"katysails" wrote in message
...
I just shipped my backyardful to you...hope it arrives intact...

"Overproof" wrote in message
news:qvGDd.42390$nN6.5268@edtnps84...
I'm so jealous...... can you send some of that snow over here???
I'm getting the feeling you guys are hogging all my winter snow time!
I've even phoned the Canadian Meteorological Bureau and registered a
formal complaint about the USA stealing our snow!!!

CM

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Mooron,

That's enough!! Take your Canadian NE Wind out of the Fraser Valley
and
stop with the Cold Air over our mild, damp air from the Pacific.

I won't go sailing.

That's a picture of my Dog's run taken at Dawn, this morning She's
****ed off about this snow and its MY FAULT

Note the arrows missing from the photo. The number is in the right
hand
corner because I'm capturing the picture from the camera's "Slide
Show"
That's the # in memory and I don't mind it

Thought I show you. Now I'll try to stop being a pest with my new toy
AND:"I'LL DRINK TO THAT"

Ole Thom




--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Good Morning to All !

6:42AM West Coast Time. Snowing for the last hour. Dog' been out, had
breakfast and back to bed. Weather people have been right on the ball,
two days out of two.

The Pacific Lows coming in are sucking that Cold Canadian air right down
on us.

Looks like another Slipper and sweat suit day for Ole Thom. WTH, its
that season BUT I'd still be happier with the snow staying up in Canada.

Power holding steady.

Ole Thom

'Mornin' Thom.... snowed a bit here but not enough to make me happy.
It's -5c here, I let the girls out of the coop and got the morning paper at
0700hrs. Made coffee, tea and breakfast, cleaned up a bit and now I'm
kickin' back.

CM

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Good Morning to All !

6:42AM West Coast Time. Snowing for the last hour. Dog' been out, had
breakfast and back to bed. Weather people have been right on the ball,
two days out of two.

The Pacific Lows coming in are sucking that Cold Canadian air right down
on us.

Looks like another Slipper and sweat suit day for Ole Thom. WTH, its
that season BUT I'd still be happier with the snow staying up in Canada.

Power holding steady.

Ole Thom

Thom Stewart wrote:
Good Morning to All !

6:42AM West Coast Time. Snowing for the last hour. Dog' been out,
had breakfast and back to bed. Weather people have been right on
the ball, two days out of two.

The Pacific Lows coming in are sucking that Cold Canadian air
right down on us.

Looks like another Slipper and sweat suit day for Ole Thom. WTH,
its that season BUT I'd still be happier with the snow staying up
in Canada.

Power holding steady.

Ole Thom

it's 79 outside right now, had to turn on the airconditioning. Got down
to 68 last night and I woke up once and considered turning on the heat.

You turn on the AC at 79 degrees??????

"bell" wrote in message
...
Thom Stewart wrote:
Good Morning to All !

6:42AM West Coast Time. Snowing for the last hour. Dog' been out,
had breakfast and back to bed. Weather people have been right on
the ball, two days out of two.

The Pacific Lows coming in are sucking that Cold Canadian air
right down on us.

Looks like another Slipper and sweat suit day for Ole Thom. WTH,
its that season BUT I'd still be happier with the snow staying up
in Canada.

Power holding steady.

Ole Thom

it's 79 outside right now, had to turn on the airconditioning. Got down
to 68 last night and I woke up once and considered turning on the heat.

I think that's pretty much normal stuff for anybody living in the
'sticks'. Four days is the longest we've been powerless. I remember
melting snow for water to flush the toilet and for baths. Got a good
supply drinking water, lights, propane camp stove, wood stove, supply
of wood, yada, yada, yada.

This doesn't really carry over to my boat as much, as I only sail in
the Chesapeake Bay and I'm never more than a few miles from a safe
port. I do have all the standard emergency eq. and keep a few days
food supply on the boat for those 2 day trips that turn into 6 days.


--
Scott Vernon
Plowville Pa _/)__/)_/)_


"Overproof" wrote

I decided long ago that as a sailor it would be smart to be as
prepared on
the hard as I would be on the water......
Great Chance to check out the Oil Lamps and hand crank Radio. Light
up the
fireplace or wood stove and sit back smug that you've placed a fresh
water
supply away just for such an occasion.
We've got 8 brass oil lamps... paraffin oil and 6 battery operated
hand and
table lights. Kindlin' and split dry logs are always near the
fireplace. We
have 6 months supply of canned dog food and basic like flour,
potatoes etc
in the cold room. I've got 4 cords of wood split and tarped outside.
The
Chook Coop is insulted and has a small woodstove in it.

You know Thom... I can find any flashlight in the house in total
darkness by
memory. I know how many steps to take and when to turn and how many
stairs
there are. Same as my boat. I can make it from my basement bedroom
or den to
the main floor entrance in 11 seconds in total darkness. Same goes
for my
weapons and gear.

You know..... that would be a good topic to present.... as
sailors... how
many of us take what we've learned from sailing ashore and
incorporate it at
home to allow self sufficiency in case of an emergency?

CM


"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
JUST had A Hell of a power outage. Right in the middle of writing
a
reply to Jeff.

Now I have to re-set all the AC Timers in the house

katysails wrote:
You turn on the AC at 79 degrees?????
Only if I don't want to sweat. Most people have the AC set at about 72°.
I use the ceiling fans so I set it much higher.


"bell" wrote in message
...
Thom Stewart wrote:
Good Morning to All !

6:42AM West Coast Time. Snowing for the last hour. Dog' been out,
had breakfast and back to bed. Weather people have been right on
the ball, two days out of two.

The Pacific Lows coming in are sucking that Cold Canadian air
right down on us.

Looks like another Slipper and sweat suit day for Ole Thom. WTH,
its that season BUT I'd still be happier with the snow staying up
in Canada.

Power holding steady.

Ole Thom

it's 79 outside right now, had to turn on the airconditioning. Got
down to 68 last night and I woke up once and considered
turning on the heat.

On Sat, 8 Jan 2005 12:16:29 -0500, "bell"
wrote this crap:


it's 79 outside right now, had to turn on the airconditioning. Got down
to 68 last night and I woke up once and considered turning on the heat.


Wimp. I don't turn on the AC unless it's over 90. And when it's cold
at night, the temp in the house goes down to 65.






Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

We turn ours on when it hits 92....we used it once last summer...

"bell" wrote in message
...
katysails wrote:
You turn on the AC at 79 degrees?????
Only if I don't want to sweat. Most people have the AC set at about 72°.
I use the ceiling fans so I set it much higher.


"bell" wrote in message
...
Thom Stewart wrote:
Good Morning to All !

6:42AM West Coast Time. Snowing for the last hour. Dog' been out,
had breakfast and back to bed. Weather people have been right on
the ball, two days out of two.

The Pacific Lows coming in are sucking that Cold Canadian air
right down on us.

Looks like another Slipper and sweat suit day for Ole Thom. WTH,
its that season BUT I'd still be happier with the snow staying up
in Canada.

Power holding steady.

Ole Thom

it's 79 outside right now, had to turn on the airconditioning. Got down
to 68 last night and I woke up once and considered
turning on the heat.

"katysails" wrote in message

We turn ours on when it hits 92....we used it once last
summer...

I'm talking about *INSIDE* temperatures. I could care less what it's like
outside unless I'm there, and then the AC (or heat) doesn't help.


"bell" wrote in message
...
katysails wrote:
You turn on the AC at 79 degrees?????
Only if I don't want to sweat. Most people have the AC set at about
72°. I use the ceiling fans so I set it
much higher.

"bell" wrote in message
...
Thom Stewart wrote:
Good Morning to All !

6:42AM West Coast Time. Snowing for the last hour.
Dog' been out, had breakfast and back to bed. Weather people have
been right on the ball, two days
out of two. The Pacific Lows coming in are sucking that Cold
Canadian air right down on us.

Looks like another Slipper and sweat suit day for Ole
Thom. WTH, its that season BUT I'd still be happier
with the snow staying up in Canada.

Power holding steady.

Ole Thom

it's 79 outside right now, had to turn on the
airconditioning. Got down to 68 last night and I woke
up once and considered turning on the heat.

79 isn't that hot inside...when I lived in swampy old St Louis, where the
humidity is really stenchy, I still set the thermostat for 80....who wants
to pay electric bills like that? You can always just take off more
clothes...

"bell" wrote in message
...
"katysails" wrote in message

We turn ours on when it hits 92....we used it once last
summer...

I'm talking about *INSIDE* temperatures. I could care less what it's like
outside unless I'm there, and then the AC (or heat) doesn't help.


"bell" wrote in message
...
katysails wrote:
You turn on the AC at 79 degrees?????
Only if I don't want to sweat. Most people have the AC set at about
72°. I use the ceiling fans so I set it
much higher.

"bell" wrote in message
...
Thom Stewart wrote:
Good Morning to All !

6:42AM West Coast Time. Snowing for the last hour.
Dog' been out, had breakfast and back to bed. Weather people have
been right on the ball, two days
out of two. The Pacific Lows coming in are sucking that Cold
Canadian air right down on us.

Looks like another Slipper and sweat suit day for Ole
Thom. WTH, its that season BUT I'd still be happier
with the snow staying up in Canada.

Power holding steady.

Ole Thom

it's 79 outside right now, had to turn on the
airconditioning. Got down to 68 last night and I woke
up once and considered turning on the heat.

On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 03:18:17 GMT, "katysails"
wrote this crap:

79 isn't that hot inside...when I lived in swampy old St Louis, where the
humidity is really stenchy, I still set the thermostat for 80....who wants
to pay electric bills like that? You can always just take off more
clothes...


But I'm already naked.





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

"Horvath" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 03:18:17 GMT, "katysails"
wrote this crap:

79 isn't that hot inside...when I lived in swampy old St Louis, where the
humidity is really stenchy, I still set the thermostat for 80....who
wants
to pay electric bills like that? You can always just take off more
clothes...


But I'm already naked and my walls are covered in excrement. They're
coming to take me away, ha-ha.





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

Well, you fool....it's only in the 20's now...put some clothes back on!

"Horvath" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 03:18:17 GMT, "katysails"
wrote this crap:

79 isn't that hot inside...when I lived in swampy old St Louis, where the
humidity is really stenchy, I still set the thermostat for 80....who wants
to pay electric bills like that? You can always just take off more
clothes...


But I'm already naked.





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 02:21:33 GMT, "katysails"
wrote this crap:

Well, you fool....it's only in the 20's now...put some clothes back on!


It's toasty warm next to the fireplace. I'd ask you to join me, but
my girlfriend will be right back.


79 isn't that hot inside...when I lived in swampy old St Louis, where the
humidity is really stenchy, I still set the thermostat for 80....who wants
to pay electric bills like that? You can always just take off more
clothes...


But I'm already naked.





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

That's ok...I ahve two fireplaces and a man already...and a big wooly dog...


"Horvath" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 02:21:33 GMT, "katysails"
wrote this crap:

Well, you fool....it's only in the 20's now...put some clothes back on!


It's toasty warm next to the fireplace. I'd ask you to join me, but
my girlfriend will be right back.


79 isn't that hot inside...when I lived in swampy old St Louis, where
the
humidity is really stenchy, I still set the thermostat for 80....who
wants
to pay electric bills like that? You can always just take off more
clothes...


But I'm already naked.





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

"Horvath" wrote
It's toasty warm next to the fireplace. I'd ask you to join me, but
my girlfriend will be right back.

not if you paid her up front.

Scotty

"katysails" wrote in message
...
That's ok...I ahve a fireplace and two men already...and a big wooly
dog...



KINKY !

"katysails" wrote in message ...
That's ok...I ahve two fireplaces and a man already...and a big wooly dog...

You oughta shear that critter, especially that hairball on the tail.

What's with that anyway? A canine Beehive?

CN

NW weather report:

7:06 Temp 15 degrees F, very Cloudy, wind calm: Predicted Rain mixed
with Snow

The weatherman has been right on but the "Omega Blocking Low" is
starting to break up. Looks like another 5 day of cold weather but it is
getting to be a "crap shoot" right now.

Could be sailing by next week but is iffy.

Ole Thom/ Pretty much Housebound

Sorry Neal,

That is a joy a live aboard will never know "Sex on the floor", in front
of a burning fireplace on a comforter. Ah Yes:__ How well I remember :^)

Ole Thom

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message ...

Ole Thom/ Pretty much Housebound


That's a good place for you Ole boy! You're a fair weather
sailor at best and your boat can't handle anything much more
than fair weather breezes and your navigation skills
can't cope with anything but dock-in-sight to dock-in-sight
(aka Bobsprit style) navigation and your loose-footed mainsail
can't handle any real blow until the clew rips out of it, and
your pilot house can't handle a large wave broaching it and
your diesel motor can't push your extreme drag configuration
hull and keel to anything near hull speed and your liquor cabinet
can't sustain you for more than a few hours . . .

I'LL DRINK TO THAT!

CN

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message ...
Sorry Neal,

That is a joy a live aboard will never know "Sex on the floor", in front
of a burning fireplace on a comforter. Ah Yes:__ How well I remember :^)

Ole Thom


Stop your bragging, Ole Thom! I can't even imagine sex in front of
the fireplace with Loree. How sick is that anyway? Not only that,
but for you such things are only a memory while, for me, they are
in the present and ongoing.

And, for your information, LP has a nice fireplace and a fully reclining
loveseat in front of HER fireplace.

CN

"Capt. Neal®" wrote


Stop your bragging, Ole Thom! I can't even imagine sex in front of
anything with a woman. Not only that,
for you such things are a memory while, for me, they are
but a dream.


CN

Didn't.t Know you moved ashore, Neal??

When did this happen? By the way, Crapton, a Lovseat by its very nature,
can't be a recliner. Your fairy tale is flawed!!

Now in real Life, if Sex is done properly, both partners are spent and I
can remember rolling up in the comforter and falling asleep. The fire
going out and a cold draft coming down the flue. Waking up shivering,
closing the flue, gathering my wife up and rushing back to bed. Usually
for a 2nd session.

Sorry to have to explain this to a "Live Aboard" but it may help to
improve your live aboard dreams. Say hello to the Cat (G)

Ole Thom