snowing again

Have to postpone my suntanning a few more days.

Made a few AM runs, but knocked off early.

BTW, if anyone's thinking of skiing, Alpine Meadows hours of operation
are 8am to 1pm in May. Tickets are $29. Summit lift is running - the
hike-to bowls are great skiing.

lal_truckee wrote:

Have to postpone my suntanning a few more days.

Made a few AM runs, but knocked off early.

BTW, if anyone's thinking of skiing, Alpine Meadows hours of operation
are 8am to 1pm in May. Tickets are $29. Summit lift is running - the
hike-to bowls are great skiing.

Trust me, if it was within 500 miles or so, you'd see me there.

--
//-Walt
//
// There is no Völkl Conspiracy

lal_truckee wrote:
Have to postpone my suntanning a few more days.

Made a few AM runs, but knocked off early.

Are the weather pundits there saying anything about el nino? We are very
worried that a new one is brewing... your heavy preceip. might be an
indicator (you get rain, we get drought).

ant

Walt wrote:
lal_truckee wrote:
BTW, if anyone's thinking of skiing, Alpine Meadows hours of
operation are 8am to 1pm in May. Tickets are $29. Summit lift is
running - the hike-to bowls are great skiing.

Trust me, if it was within 500 miles or so, you'd see me there.

Me too!

ant

"ant" wrote in message
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lal_truckee wrote:
Have to postpone my suntanning a few more days.

Made a few AM runs, but knocked off early.

Are the weather pundits there saying anything about el nino? We are very
worried that a new one is brewing... your heavy preceip. might be an
indicator (you get rain, we get drought).

Well, it rained here in San Diego the last two days. And my Aussie
sister-in-law is in town for a visit. When I came home, the TV was showing
au-rule football highlights.

Richard Henry wrote:
"ant" wrote in message
Are the weather pundits there saying anything about el nino? We are
very worried that a new one is brewing... your heavy preceip. might
be an indicator (you get rain, we get drought).

Well, it rained here in San Diego the last two days. And my Aussie
sister-in-law is in town for a visit. When I came home, the TV was
showing au-rule football highlights.

The way things are going, they won't be able to water those footy fields
soon. They have already stopped for most ovals; all of them in country towns
whose water supplies are dwindling.

aussie rules, btw, is the main code in only a few states. For the rest of
us, it's rugby league or union. I can see why they don't show a lot of rugby
in the US. It would worry the gridiron people.

ant

ant wrote:

rugby in the US.

My Alma Mater side once again won the whole enchilada.

Translate that. And hoist another beer.

lal_truckee wrote:
ant wrote:

rugby in the US.

My Alma Mater side once again won the whole enchilada.

Translate that. And hoist another beer.

The mob you used to play for, or the uni you once attended, won the grand
final? (again?).

Unis never win anything here, we don't have sports scholarships.

ant