jim-- wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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jim-- wrote:


Cleveland in the summer. Good grief.


Still need to wear gloves to handle the toxic fish taken in the bay

Krause?

LOL!


I feel your pain, Dennis. I truly do.


Meanwhile, here's our local marine forecast:

Today
S wind around 5 kt. Waves flat. A slight chance of showers and
thunderstorms in the afternoon. Winds and waves higher in thunderstorms.

Soon as my wife gets up outa bed (it is only 6:30 am here), we're
heading for a nice day of boating.

What will you be doing today, Dennis? Watching the grass grow?





Too bad that you think that owning a boat is the end all to happiness...you
contradict that every day in this very NG as you show that you are nothing
but a bitter old man who has no life except the one you make up here.



Awwwwww. Poor Dennis. Here...have some provolone.



Having said that.....Not having a boat at present has given me more time to
work in the yard with my wife and get some things in order outside that have
been neglected in the past.

Yep. You're watching the grass grow. Just as I figured.
We do yardwork too, Dennis, and go to festivals and museums and concerts
and take trips. But not to Cleveland.




I am enjoying this new found time and our yard has never looked better.


How wonderful for you.

Harry do you go on any doctor conventions with your wife the doctor doctor.


"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
jim-- wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...

jim-- wrote:


Cleveland in the summer. Good grief.


Still need to wear gloves to handle the toxic fish taken in the bay

Krause?

LOL!


I feel your pain, Dennis. I truly do.


Meanwhile, here's our local marine forecast:

Today
S wind around 5 kt. Waves flat. A slight chance of showers and
thunderstorms in the afternoon. Winds and waves higher in thunderstorms.

Soon as my wife gets up outa bed (it is only 6:30 am here), we're
heading for a nice day of boating.

What will you be doing today, Dennis? Watching the grass grow?





Too bad that you think that owning a boat is the end all to
happiness...you
contradict that every day in this very NG as you show that you are
nothing
but a bitter old man who has no life except the one you make up here.



Awwwwww. Poor Dennis. Here...have some provolone.



Having said that.....Not having a boat at present has given me more time
to
work in the yard with my wife and get some things in order outside that
have
been neglected in the past.

Yep. You're watching the grass grow. Just as I figured.
We do yardwork too, Dennis, and go to festivals and museums and concerts
and take trips. But not to Cleveland.




I am enjoying this new found time and our yard has never looked better.


How wonderful for you.