HI guys! We drove from NY to MI yesterday after flying all morning (boy, my arms and broom are tired!) and now we're sitting in the hotel glued to the tv.
Everything at home looks ok so far.
But I'm pouting- I had to use my "Tracy payment" for this month for the airfair to evac.
I'm petty, I know. It's just frustrating.
It seems all our friends are ok and the gals over on the NOLA thread here made it out ok too, so I'm relieved.
I just wanted to get this dang cruise paid off!
Lori
off to look at Indy meet pictures so I can start to put names with faces!
When I saw this excursion, I thought of you!
http://www.shoretrips.com/common/search4.asp?rcode=CAR&lcode=NAS&tcode=000732
YOUR OWN SCENIC UNDERWATER BUBBLE Oh, my goodness! This dive shop is a well-oiled machine. Everything has its place and everything is there....including the set from "FLIPPER". We wondered when we arrived how this man had designed such a quaint "set". We found out that he didn't; he chose to keep it after the movie moguls left with the dolphin! It is fun to see.First of all, you and your fellow pilots will receive a submarine orientation. You will learn how to drive this machine--just simple operating and communication procedures. You'll even try one out on land to familiarize yourself with the easy to use controls.
After that, you will board a 55' support vessel that will take you to a beautiful reef, one of two stops you will make. The custom-built motorboat will lower your SUB into the water. All you need to do is pop your head into the large clear bubble helmet and sit down and - you're off!
The battery-powered scooter travels at about 2 knots and will hover between 20 and 25 feet, tethered to a float on the surface and controlled entirely by you. Sealife will surround you. You will have 45 minutes actual "driving" time in your personal sub.
While 1/2 of your group is riding their personal subs, the other half will have the opportunity to snorkel (snorkel gear included in the price). The total boat trip lasts approximately 3 hours.
This is a perfect adventure for the safety conscious. There is no heavy equipment or weights on your body. You are submerged with four full-time professional divers and having the time of your life!
Hope you were evac'd to somewhere good. Good luck to you, your property, and your neighbors.HI guys! We drove from NY to MI yesterday after flying all morning (boy, my arms and broom are tired!) and now we're sitting in the hotel glued to the tv.
Everything at home looks ok so far.
But I'm pouting- I had to use my "Tracy payment" for this month for the airfair to evac.
I'm petty, I know. It's just frustrating.
It seems all our friends are ok and the gals over on the NOLA thread here made it out ok too, so I'm relieved.
I just wanted to get this dang cruise paid off!
Lori
off to look at Indy meet pictures so I can start to put names with faces!
Oh.....RAUL !!!!!!
<---Raul--->
Oh...RAUL !!!!!!
You better look pretty good in a spiffy speedo my friend if you hurt Raul......remember he's being shared by many ladies a'waiting!
Gals- looks like we gotta fit Jason/Kim for that "toolbelt of necessity". Sunscreen, straws, cool washcloths, tanning oil, wine, corkscrew............
Oh, my inner eye hurts now......
Lori
And some place to stash the singles......
And some place to stash the singles......
