and supposed to get to 70. Think I'll do a little filling and sanding this
morning and take the family for a little river cruise this afternoon. Not
that I'd rub it in or anything.
There has got to be 60 holes in the cockpit of my old boat where gear was
moved around (mostly filled but poorly) and where I've removed small
fittings like jam cleats and strap eyes. I'm redoing the non skid so I think
my patches will hide better.

On Jan 30, 9:28*am, "MMC" wrote:
and supposed to get to 70. Think I'll do a little filling and sanding this
morning and take the family for a little river cruise this afternoon. *Not
that I'd rub it in or anything.
There has got to be 60 holes in the cockpit of my old boat where gear was
moved around (mostly filled but poorly) and where I've removed small
fittings like jam cleats and strap eyes. I'm redoing the non skid so I think
my patches will hide better.

It's 48 here, headed to 66. We're going to brunch with some friends,
then we're all going to the rifle club to burn some powder. I'm
headed down to the shop to weld up a target holder to take with us.

Ya'll have fun!

On 1/30/11 9:28 AM, MMC wrote:
and supposed to get to 70. Think I'll do a little filling and sanding
this morning and take the family for a little river cruise this
afternoon. Not that I'd rub it in or anything.
There has got to be 60 holes in the cockpit of my old boat where gear
was moved around (mostly filled but poorly) and where I've removed small
fittings like jam cleats and strap eyes. I'm redoing the non skid so I
think my patches will hide better.

It's only in the 20's here and supposedly will get up to 41. Winter is
so...boring. :)

"Gene" wrote in message ...

On Sun, 30 Jan 2011 09:28:38 -0500, "MMC" wrote:

and supposed to get to 70. Think I'll do a little filling and sanding this
morning and take the family for a little river cruise this afternoon. Not
that I'd rub it in or anything.

Assh*le..... :-)

Though I *will* take the 60 degrees they promise....

I'm *really* tired of icy decks and slick roads....

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lol!

On Sun, 30 Jan 2011 09:28:38 -0500, "MMC" wrote:

and supposed to get to 70. Think I'll do a little filling and sanding this
morning and take the family for a little river cruise this afternoon. Not
that I'd rub it in or anything.
There has got to be 60 holes in the cockpit of my old boat where gear was
moved around (mostly filled but poorly) and where I've removed small
fittings like jam cleats and strap eyes. I'm redoing the non skid so I think
my patches will hide better.

The temp (38F) isn't bad, but the three inch layer of snow on the ground makes
golfing impossible.

Checked the boat yesterday, and found the shrink wrap held up to the snow quite
well. Felt sorry for some of the folks who lost their boat covers due to the
weight of the wet snow we had.

Yeah, I could use some 70 degree weather.

On 1/30/11 10:24 AM, John H wrote:
On Sun, 30 Jan 2011 09:28:38 -0500, wrote:

and supposed to get to 70. Think I'll do a little filling and sanding this
morning and take the family for a little river cruise this afternoon. Not
that I'd rub it in or anything.
There has got to be 60 holes in the cockpit of my old boat where gear was
moved around (mostly filled but poorly) and where I've removed small
fittings like jam cleats and strap eyes. I'm redoing the non skid so I think
my patches will hide better.

The temp (38F) isn't bad, but the three inch layer of snow on the ground makes
golfing impossible.


Use orange whiffle balls, asshole. And see if you can catch a bit of
hypothermia while you're at it.

On Jan 30, 9:28*pm, "MMC" wrote:
and supposed to get to 70. Think I'll do a little filling and sanding this
morning and take the family for a little river cruise this afternoon. *Not
that I'd rub it in or anything.
There has got to be 60 holes in the cockpit of my old boat where gear was
moved around (mostly filled but poorly) and where I've removed small
fittings like jam cleats and strap eyes. I'm redoing the non skid so I think
my patches will hide better.

It got down to 70 back around late October, in the evening. It usually
doesn't get much below 75-79 or so at night . . . . . 85-95 during the
day . . . year 'round.

Doug Reese

On Jan 30, 8:28*am, "MMC" wrote:
and supposed to get to 70. Think I'll do a little filling and sanding this
morning and take the family for a little river cruise this afternoon. *Not
that I'd rub it in or anything.
There has got to be 60 holes in the cockpit of my old boat where gear was
moved around (mostly filled but poorly) and where I've removed small
fittings like jam cleats and strap eyes. I'm redoing the non skid so I think
my patches will hide better.

41 here at the moment. and 44 yesterday, but tomorrow back down with
freezing rain, then by Wednesday down into the 20's for the high.

Hey its February!

On Sun, 30 Jan 2011 08:13:53 -0800 (PST), Doug Reese wrote:

On Jan 30, 9:28*pm, "MMC" wrote:
and supposed to get to 70. Think I'll do a little filling and sanding this
morning and take the family for a little river cruise this afternoon. *Not
that I'd rub it in or anything.
There has got to be 60 holes in the cockpit of my old boat where gear was
moved around (mostly filled but poorly) and where I've removed small
fittings like jam cleats and strap eyes. I'm redoing the non skid so I think
my patches will hide better.

It got down to 70 back around late October, in the evening. It usually
doesn't get much below 75-79 or so at night . . . . . 85-95 during the
day . . . year 'round.

Doug Reese

Yeah, but your rainy season sucks. BTDT.

On Sun, 30 Jan 2011 09:35:53 -0500, Harryk
wrote:

It's only in the 20's here and supposedly will get up to 41.

My oldest son was sailing in Annapolis this weekend. Can't be that
bad.