On May 15, 4:57*pm, Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Fri, 15 May 2009 13:12:10 -0700 (PDT), wrote:
On May 15, 4:05*pm, Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Fri, 15 May 2009 11:46:51 -0700 (PDT), wrote:
Boredom... and it's morbidly fascinating.

That's a good point - well, morbid part anyway. :)

I'm waiting on a call to let me know the boat is ready to pick up from
it's 10 - 20 hour service. *I took it to them via water on Tuesday,
and they are taking care of a couple of small issues, mounting the ski
tow bar, and should have it ready this afternoon. *Probably cruise
back across the lake tomorrow morning and spend some time out before
the afternoon weather arrives.

Cool. I'm heading down that way next week (I think) - I'm finishing up
a a job for a former client and providing there aren't any significant
revisions to do to the paperwork, he can submit the RFP without any
help from me. His engineering guys are taking a whack at it starting
yesterday and so far so good - so I have some free time and just might
spend it down there - I want to take the Grady out for a run.

When I get it back I can intall the new Siruis receiver in it, and
we'll be good to go for the summer. *Can't wait.

Thanks for reminding me - I knew there was something I needed to do.
Off to Amazon to buy a new receiver for the Grady.

The weather front that's causing some storms is supposed to be out of
here by Monday, then it's clear, calm and in the high 70's to low 80's
all next week. *Great weather for some time on the lake. *Ping me if
you make it down.

I planned on doing that. Maybe we can take the Grady out for a spin
around Charleston Harbor.

Remember I still work for a living (roll eyes), but if I can work it
out, sounds good. We only get down there once a year, in the boat, on
our river trip.