OT Shoulda went fishin'

Just got back from Busch Stadium where the friggin'
Cubs beat my Cardinals 6-5. At least I *think* I
was at Busch Stadium, maybe I was in Des Moines
watching synchronized swimming and I've never even
been to Busch Stadium. ;-)

My favorite Cub fan bailed at the last minute saying
it was too damn hot to watch a ball game in St. Louis.
Proving once again that my wife is *way* smarter than
me.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Just got back from Busch Stadium where the friggin'
Cubs beat my Cardinals 6-5. At least I *think* I
was at Busch Stadium, maybe I was in Des Moines
watching synchronized swimming and I've never even
been to Busch Stadium. ;-)

My favorite Cub fan bailed at the last minute saying
it was too damn hot to watch a ball game in St. Louis.
Proving once again that my wife is *way* smarter than
me.


It was Busch Stadium. It was hot. "Great place. Really holds the heat."

Would have been better standing in the cool waters of a stocked spring
creek than to watch [arguably] the best team in baseball fall to the Cubs.

Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Just got back from Busch Stadium where the friggin'
Cubs beat my Cardinals 6-5. At least I *think* I
was at Busch Stadium, maybe I was in Des Moines
watching synchronized swimming and I've never even
been to Busch Stadium. ;-)

My favorite Cub fan bailed at the last minute saying
it was too damn hot to watch a ball game in St. Louis.
Proving once again that my wife is *way* smarter than
me.



How about that Fawn Lake?

Willi

Fawn Lake is a myth designed to make tourons hike 14 miles while the
yellowstone local studs fish all the good stuff by the side of the road
(or even better, from a barstool).

bruce h ;-)

wrote:
Fawn Lake is a myth designed to make tourons hike 14 miles while the
yellowstone local studs fish all the good stuff by the side of the road
(or even better, from a barstool).

Hey, don't argue with success. ;-)

--
Ken Fortenberry

Willi wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:

Just got back from Busch Stadium where the friggin'
Cubs beat my Cardinals 6-5. At least I *think* I
was at Busch Stadium, maybe I was in Des Moines
watching synchronized swimming and I've never even
been to Busch Stadium. ;-)

My favorite Cub fan bailed at the last minute saying
it was too damn hot to watch a ball game in St. Louis.
Proving once again that my wife is *way* smarter than
me.



How about that Fawn Lake?

It's a myth. Nothing but 5 acres of unfishable weeds
surrounded by marsh unless you get there at ice out.

--
Ken Fortenberry

On Sun, 24 Jul 2005 15:01:50 GMT, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

It's a myth. Nothing but 5 acres of unfishable weeds
surrounded by marsh unless you get there at ice out.


They don't get it, Ken.

Dave LaCourse wrote:
On Sun, 24 Jul 2005 15:01:50 GMT, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:


It's a myth. Nothing but 5 acres of unfishable weeds
surrounded by marsh unless you get there at ice out.



They don't get it, Ken.






no dave, we get it. you might review ken's posts from last year, as
well as the earlier ones in the fawn lake thread, so you'll get it too.

hope all is well with you and your family. the eec you helped me with is
hanging in my office, and i think of you often while i'm enjoying it.

jeff

On Sun, 24 Jul 2005 14:48:06 -0400, Jeff Miller
wrote:

hope all is well with you and your family. the eec you helped me with is
hanging in my office, and i think of you often while i'm enjoying it.

Good. Glad I could be of help. I was by that art store a couple of
weeks ago doing some historical work for a friend who's ancestors are
from Hadley.

Fawn Lake: I believe Forty was at Fawn Lake but didn't want to
advertise it as a great place to fish. Everyone knows there's a Fawn
Lake; he just didn't want it to get very much attention. Too late
now, however. d;o)

Best to the beautiful woman; hope she is well.

Dave