On Dec 8, 12:16*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
Spent the last couple of days down at my son's Beachhouse on the ocean.

Awoke yesterday to snow, wind and a roaring ocean, so I got dressed, grabbed
a cup of coffee and wandered down to the beach, intending to experience and
enjoy nature and all that stuff.

Stood near the crashing waves for a couple of minutes, snow being driven
into my face, body starting to shiver uncontrollably in a futile attempt to
stay warm and suddenly the older, more mature part of my brain kicked in
with a message:

"What are you, *friggin' nuts?"

Packed up the truck, went back to my nice, warm house in Duxbury and haven't
stepped outside since.

Eisboch

Rick, now isn't the time to be sporting around in beach trunks.

Is this about getting cold or getting old, I don't hear so well anymore...
"Tim" wrote in message
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On Dec 8, 12:16 pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
Spent the last couple of days down at my son's Beachhouse on the ocean.

Awoke yesterday to snow, wind and a roaring ocean, so I got dressed,
grabbed
a cup of coffee and wandered down to the beach, intending to experience
and
enjoy nature and all that stuff.

Stood near the crashing waves for a couple of minutes, snow being driven
into my face, body starting to shiver uncontrollably in a futile attempt
to
stay warm and suddenly the older, more mature part of my brain kicked in
with a message:

"What are you, friggin' nuts?"

Packed up the truck, went back to my nice, warm house in Duxbury and
haven't
stepped outside since.

Eisboch

Rick, now isn't the time to be sporting around in beach trunks.

wrote:
On Mon, 8 Dec 2008 13:16:00 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

Spent the last couple of days down at my son's Beachhouse on the ocean.

Awoke yesterday to snow, wind and a roaring ocean, so I got dressed, grabbed
a cup of coffee and wandered down to the beach, intending to experience and
enjoy nature and all that stuff.

Stood near the crashing waves for a couple of minutes, snow being driven
into my face, body starting to shiver uncontrollably in a futile attempt to
stay warm and suddenly the older, more mature part of my brain kicked in
with a message:

"What are you, friggin' nuts?"

Packed up the truck, went back to my nice, warm house in Duxbury and haven't
stepped outside since.

Eisboch


I felt the same way when we were thinking about going out in the boat
yesterday afternoon.
It was 72 brrr!
I got out my welder and fixed my concrete mixer instead. You gotta
work sometimes I guess.

Damn you, damm you all to hell
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