First .. the Plane.

Second ... the Boat

AND YOU ARE STILL STUCK WITH THE WIFE!

OH MY GOD ,,, THIS IS KILLING ME ,,,, I NOW KNOW THAT THE REST OF THE DAY
WILL BE GREAT!

HEY,, TRY BOWLING .. THEN SHE WILL TELL YOU SHE ONLY LIKES THE BIG BALLS, NO
CANDLE-PIN!




"rckchp" wrote in message
ups.com...
Rodger,

Don't be too sad about giving up flying....at least you still have your
boat. I soloed in 1965 but had to give up pursuit of private license
when I started college....was away from flying for 22 years but
eventually got my ticket in 1988. I was a batchelor for 49 years until
I got silly in 1996 and got married. After only a few flights with wife
aboard it was evident that she was not going to like flying and I also
began to realize that the financial realities of married life indicated
I wouldn't be able to keep two expensive hobbies so the flying stopped.
I got a boat but turns out she gets seasick so the boat went too.

Looking back, I see the increasing costs of flying would have caused me
to eventually give it up anyway. And since I now probably couldn't pass
the medical exam, and with the ever increasing regulatory restrictions
I don't miss flying so much.

Rich A.

Jasper Windvane wrote:
First .. the Plane.

Second ... the Boat

AND YOU ARE STILL STUCK WITH THE WIFE!

OH MY GOD ,,, THIS IS KILLING ME ,,,, I NOW KNOW THAT THE REST OF THE DAY
WILL BE GREAT!

HEY,, TRY BOWLING .. THEN SHE WILL TELL YOU SHE ONLY LIKES THE BIG BALLS, NO
CANDLE-PIN!



Anyone can roll those over sized ten pin balls down and get at least a
spare.
It takes skill to be good at Candlepin bowling.

"Don White" wrote in message
...
Jasper Windvane wrote:
First .. the Plane.

Second ... the Boat

AND YOU ARE STILL STUCK WITH THE WIFE!

OH MY GOD ,,, THIS IS KILLING ME ,,,, I NOW KNOW THAT THE REST OF THE
DAY
WILL BE GREAT!

HEY,, TRY BOWLING .. THEN SHE WILL TELL YOU SHE ONLY LIKES THE BIG
BALLS, NO
CANDLE-PIN!



Anyone can roll those over sized ten pin balls down and get at least a
spare.
It takes skill to be good at Candlepin bowling.

The skill is learning how to play the dead wood instead of just blasting it.

Leanne

"Don White" wrote in message
...


Anyone can roll those over sized ten pin balls down and get at least a
spare.
It takes skill to be good at Candlepin bowling.


All these years I thought Candlepin bowling was unique to Massachusetts.
You have it up there?

I'll be dipped.

RCE

RCE wrote:
"Don White" wrote in message
...

Anyone can roll those over sized ten pin balls down and get at least a
spare.
It takes skill to be good at Candlepin bowling.



All these years I thought Candlepin bowling was unique to Massachusetts.
You have it up there?

I'll be dipped.

RCE



You kidding?
Must have missed my posts last fall about the World Candlepin Bowling
championships in Halifax and how a local team has won for 3 years
straight. In fact that's the only type of bowling we have here in Nova
Scotia. (except for the lawn bowling crowd at the seniors club)
http://landofbowling.com/218_home.htm