Conference rdvax::grateful

    	well out west.....Grand Canyon.....
    
    	rent a car with unlim mileage and do a big road trip out of it...
    fly there of course then rent a car....
    
    	south....easy can you spell MICKEY MOUSE ? sure ya can ! 
    
    	Ja-make-ya ! would be nice :')
    
    	England...and Wales,Scotland,Ireland....the Great Pub tour :')
    
    Chris

    
    what was that resort place in the islands that was run by deadheads 
    for deadheads???  that would be cool...
    
    Ireland would be great...
    
    Hawaii too...
    
    mebbe the Florida Keys??
    
    					da ve

    
    I would probably go to Indonesia.. Bali, Thailand..
    
    

	I would either do (a lot of) Europe and do a lot of moving
	from place to place, or I would go straight to Maui and Kawaii
	for some serious R+R.  

	Ken

    Anywhere but this friggin' desert island with these damn 10 discs!
    
    Lorax

    Nepal and whatever parts of Tibet are accessible. The rates really
    aren't that bad either with both airfare and outfitters combined.

Skiing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Out west, in New Zealand, In the Alps, wherever there 
is snow.  Also I would assume that the better part of the first 1K would go 
to babysitters:-)

Geoff

1.) Japan

2.) Australia & New Zealand

3.) The Alps - skiing

4.) Alaska, by ship from Seattle

5.) Cancun - scuba diving

6.) Yellowstone and/or the Grand Canyon

7.) Mardi Gras/New Orleans

8.) Oktoberfest/Munich

9.) Festivale/Brazil

10.) San Francisco - again!

Domestic flights would be first class; not enough cash for international
flights, although that would be preferrable.  Minimum four star hotels -
no friggin' Holiday Inns or Best Westerns - strictly Hyatts, Ritz-Carltons
and Flaglers.

tim

    Cheap-O flight to Dublin.  Explore area.  Ferry to Liverpool, drive to
    London via southern England stopping at Stonehenge, Winchester and
    Stratford.  See a London show, visit museums.  Overnight sleeper to
    Edinbourgh.  Explore area.  Tour of highlands, stopping in
    Avimore, Inverness, over to Ft. William, with mountains treks every few
    days.  Ferry to Ilse of Skye.  Back on mainland, tour western highlands 
    (Loch Lomond, Glen Coe).  Train to Ayr and fly home from Prestwick.
    
    Would stay in self catering cottages and B&B's.  In London, one night
    in a nice hotel.  
    
    No gifts or momentos with the exception of some lace and linen from
    Ireland.
    
    The whole thing would take about 3 weeks.
    
    
    Marv
    

    COLORADO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Make that Edinburgh not Edinbourgh.
                                 ^
                                 |
    
    

>    what was that resort place in the islands that was run by deadheads 
>    for deadheads???  that would be cool...

are you making this up, or are you serious?

/r

    Stay home and throw a blow-out party for your GRATEFUL friends!!
    
    I'd probably do a beer drinking tour of England, Germany, and
    (especially) Belgium, with a stay in Amsterdam for good measure.  Spend
    two weeks doing that, then the last week in the Betty Ford Clinic
    drying out.  That's my trip, my wife would have a different idea, but
    think how much further the money would go if you went solo.  :^)
    
    Jamie

Depends on what time of the year and whether or not Uzbekistan was 
politically stable.

:-)

    
 >>   what was that resort place in the islands that was run by deadheads 
 >>   for deadheads???  that would be cool...                            
    
              CLUB DEAD!
         

Rich,

Supposedly such a club exists.  Haven't heard too much about it lately.  I
wonder if it still exists?

I don't know where I'd go, JC, but, can I be your friend? :-)

I'd say a tour of Europe would be nice.  Holland (Amsterdam!), Spain, Greece,
UK, a few Scandinavian countries.  The eastern bloc would be nice before it
gets too commersh.

adam

    
    Friends of mine went to that deadhead place and had a good time.  I
    think it's in Jamaica.  I can probably get more details from him if
    anyone's really interested in going.
    
    So JC, want us to help you pick the band for the wedding too?  ;-) ;-)
    
    

    
    it might be Jamaica but i was thinking it was in the Virgin Islands...
    still, yes, it definitely does exist...   either that or it's one of
    those urban myths! :^)
    
    					da ve

    That deadhead resort is always advertised in Relix and DDN.
    
    :), danielle

Not sure where I would go but like Fog it would most likely depend on the
climate, more than one.  I know a few places I'd love to go to visit though...

	Jamaica, Greece, Egypt and a car tour of the US.

not necessarily in that order....

    I spent 10 days incl. new year's 91-92 in London, doin' the pub tour
    thing with Rich and a pile of other friends -- a blast!  But
    sight-seeing this time of year is a pain there, since gets dark at about
    4pm... ...and we were never up much before noon ;-)
    
    If I were leaving today?  I'd go to New Zealand -- it's summer there!
    
    - jeff-who-shoveled-off-the-driveway-last-night-after-work-just-to-
      make-it-snow-another-inch
      
      

    Not in any particular order
    
    British Columbia - to do some hiking and skiing
    
    Washington State - Spend one of the weeks rock climbing and two hiking
        (would love to hike Mt. Rainier and also Baker).  Also do some 
        glacier hiking.
    
    Austrailia - hiking and climbing
    
    South America - hiking and climbing
    
    Ireland - hiking, exploring, check out the pubs, etc.
    
    Trekking in Nepal (3 weeks probaly isn't enough since I'd definitely
       want to try and hit one of the peaks and you need to account for
       aclimatization)
    
    Alaska - adventuring of some sort - probably go for McKinley
    
    Africa - attempt Mt. Kilimanjaro
    
    Colorado - skiing and hiking
    
    Mexico - hike/climb some of the volcanos
    
    
    Robyn (who's not into sit on the beach type vacations)

    
     Put a down payment on a 3/4 ton pickup, throw my camper on the back
    and head up into the mountains for some fish'n and hike'n in the
    Colorado Rockies. take a case a tapes and a bunch of beer!!
    
    Divide Dave
     

    You know.. I'd probably use the money to pay bills and spend the 3
    weeks at home.. :-)  

I'd get one of those "getaway special" aluminum cannister spaces
in the cargo bay of the next space shuttle flight ....

re: Note 334.13 by STUDIO::IDE 
    
>I'd probably do a beer drinking tour of England, Germany, and
>(especially) Belgium, with a stay in Amsterdam for good measure.
    
    WHOA! That just gave me flashbacks from the Europe tour. :-)
    
    
    As for my 3 weeks, definitely climbing in Ecuador, Arentina, 
    Bolivia, Chile or Patagonia. With $5000, I can easily afford
    to hire a whole platoon of llamas to carry a 3 week supply
    of beer. :-)
    
    ger

    > With $5000, I can easily afford to hire a whole platoon of llamas to
    > carry a 3 week supply of beer. :-)
    
    	So I guess Fog and da ve will not be going with you ?
    
    :')

1. Koh Samui, Thailand  - island in the Gulf of Siam although now that 
they have a small airport I'd consider heading down the Malasian coast a 
bit. If you go to Koh Samui, hit Boon's Bungalow for some fine mushroom 
soup ;-) 

2. Trekking in Bhutan (Nepal as a 2nd choice). You get the Himalayas and 
they only let in 200 foreigners a year, so it's pretty pristine compared 
to some of the Nepal treks. If Nepal and only 3 weeks, do the trek we did 
heading of north Kathmandu. You get to ~15,600 over a beautiful pass.

3. Pub crawling in Ireland

4. Patagonia

5. Bryce Canyon, Grand Canyon, or Yellowstone

6. diving in Maui with Jerry :-)

7. Trek in New Zealand

re:  deadhead resorts

There's one in Port Anthony, JA and also one in Puerto Rico (this one is a
bed and breakfast type place). 

bob
ps.  I'm pretty sure it's Port Anthony

Yow!  Lots of vacation places!


Let me see.  Let's say the time frame is approximately the last week in Oct 
until Mid november, may shift by a week or 2.

- New Zealand / Australia is definitely a place i'd love to visit, someday.
  don't know much about the pricing and what not, but, i'd think you'd burn
  up $5k pretty quick ... at least half of that for airfare.  Has anyone
  in here been "down under" ?  In oct/nov, it would be spring there.

- hawaii -> this is a place i'd like to check out as well.  i'd love to check
  out "5-O" headquarters (actually, the building where 5-0 was hq'd is the
  only palace on american soil).  lots of cool place to see in hawaii.

- canadian rockies;  unforetunately, probably not a lot of skiing there in
  oct/nov.  a future destination, someday... sometime...

    Where is Patgonia?  Isn't that the name of the little monarchy in The
    Mouse that Roared? ;-)
    
    tim
    

    Patagonia is in South America... way down thar, I  think...
    rfb

Its a range of mountains that defines the southern strip of border between 
Chile and Argentina. 

    GRATEFUL BED AND BREAKFAST
    
    We offer an exciting and affordable vacation alternative to
    the typicl tourist bustle on the spectaculr U.S. Island of
    Puerto Rico.
    
    Come to relax and rock your bones with us.  Bring your family,
    bring your friends or come alone.  [blah blah]
    
    $50 a day; add'l guests $15/day.  Tenters, $15/day.
    
    Breakfast is on the house.
    10% discount in Feb. and March.
    
    
    GB&B
    P.O. Box 568
    Luquillo, P.R.  00773
    
    GB&B
    18-64 Putnam Ave., 1L
    Ridgewood, N.Y.  11385
    
    
    Bliss Resorts
    PO Box 74
    Port Antonio
    Jamaica WI
    1-800-831-3200
    This place used to advertise in the various DH publications.
    Lately I've been seeing more ads for the Puerto Rico place,
    which is a competitor. Also, I don't think this Club Dead (Jamaica)
    ever had anything to do with Tom Stack's (the artist) Club Dead, as
    they never used Tom's art work.
    
    Old Hippies Need A Vacation Too!
    
    An alternative resort has opened in eastern Jamaica, high on a
    mountain top, overlooking beautiful Port Antonio Harbor.  This resort
    is different in that it is owned and operated by Deadheads (Fans of
    the Grateful Dead) for Deadheads.  Most young people that go to
    Jamaica go to Negril and spend their whole vacation getting hustled
    and hassled out of their hard earned money and often come back with a
    bad impression of Jamaica.  They never get to see the most beautiful
    part of the island... the rain forests, the mountains and the northern
    coast.
            This is why Bliss Resort was created.  They offer first class
    accomodations, spectacular views, a friendly staff, great food, good
    vibes, and lots of fun things to do and see like horseback riding,
    sailboating, raft rides, sandy beaches, hidden lagoons, waterfalls and
    rainbows.  They treat people like thhey would like to be treated
    themselves.
            Port Antonio is a small town with lots of history, surronded
    by the Blue mountains and natural harbors.  It is truly Heaven on
    Earth!  Deadheads will love it.
    For more information they have a toll free number:
    
    
    Which isn't listed in my file, sigh....
    
    I'd like to go someplace....  but I haven't figured out where just
    yet.  Toss up twixt Hawaii, Australia, New Zealand, and Alaska.
    
    
    PeterT
    

    "The Mouse that roared" was the Duchy of Grand Fenwick. For $5k, you
    could probably buy the place (now there's a thought :-) ).
    
    re travel to Oz (Australia)
    
    Figure on burning $1k-$1.5k per person on round trip airfares, cattle
    class. Also figure on at least a week to recover from one hell of a
    flight. I keep telling myself that next time I'll take a couple of
    weeks and book passage on a freighter (at least until the new, improved
    vacation policy came along).
    
    Travel within Oz tends to be very expensive, although internal airfares
    have dropped now that the airlines are allowed to compete. Accomodation
    can be expensive too (hotel clerks etc often get time-and-a-half or
    double time for working outside of 9-5... it adds up fast).
    
    One good approach, if you are not pressed for time, is to buy an old VW
    bus or something similar and drive up the coast (or around, or
    whatever). For 'Men at Work' fans, this is known as travelling in a
    fried out combie. Australia has some great cities, but there is a lot
    of interesting stuff in between. There is also a lot of desert.
    
    gary

    I'd like to cross Canada by train.  Get to Silverdale, WA to visit
    my son and daughter-in-law for a few days, do Hurricane Ridge, and
    ferry over to Victoria again.  Then cross the USA by train to get
    home.  Should take about 3 weeks and I'm sure I could manage to
    spend $5k.
    
    Rose

>         <<< Note 334.36 by SALEM::MARKIEWICZ "enfant de l'Univers" >>>
>                              -< choo...choo... >-
>
>    I'd like to cross Canada by train.  Get to Silverdale, WA to visit
>    my son and daughter-in-law for a few days, do Hurricane Ridge, and
>    ferry over to Victoria again.  Then cross the USA by train to get
>    home.  Should take about 3 weeks and I'm sure I could manage to
>    spend $5k.
>    
>    Rose


	Might as well, might as well:-)

geoff

      re:334.10  
    
                  colorado .....
    
    
      not this year  there's a BOYCOTT .............. 

    actually I wish more people would boycott our state... not for the
    reasons that are being used now, that's utterly stupid IMO 
    our economy is TOO dependant on tourisim, and everyone bitches 
    about the tourists when they do come. BTW no one boycotted the denver
    deadshows after amd 2 passed. and is anyone boycotting Celestial
    Seasons tea?? Sorry, as much as I detest Amd 2, and as much as I back 
    DEC for supporting the Clarification Amd, I think the boycott is
    stupid. If a boycott is relevant to the issue, than fer cris sakes
    boycott the areas that voted FOR the Amd, like Colo Springs...(got too
    much traffic here already %^)  ) and NOT the whole state.
    
    on a side note to this issue, i have a friend from NY that is
    advocating the NEW "I (heart) New York" bumper stickers that say 
    "You (heart) New York? Take I-70 east"...no offense to New Yorkers.
    
    
    rfb

>    on a side note to this issue, i have a friend from NY that is
>    advocating the NEW "I (heart) New York" bumper stickers that say 
>    "You (heart) New York? Take I-70 east"...no offense to New Yorkers.

i don't get this; what's the significance of taking I-70 east?  where does it
lead?  I-90 runs thru NY and MA, I-80 is in northern PA, and I-76 is in
southern PA, so there's no way there can be an I-70 anywhere near NY; where
does it lead to?  DC?  or am i totally missing the point?

confused,
- rich

    I-70 leaves Denver and heads east...THE way to get to NY from Colo
    unless you are leaving from Stapelton Int. Airport...
    I don't feel so bad about not getting the CLARK joke in Thought For the
    Day note now %^)
    rfb

>    I-70 leaves Denver and heads east...THE way to get to NY from Colo

maybe it's how you start heading to NY, but i don't see how it can get all
the way there; does it terminate somewhere before the coast by running into
another interstate?  the x0 interstates head east-west, with I-90 being the
all the way north and I-10 being all the way south; the x5 interstates head
north-south, with I-95 being all the way east and I-5? being all the way west;
anyway, i can continue to spout useless highway knowledge, but i'll get to
my point; if I-80 is entirely south of NY, then there's no way that I-70 can
hit NY; does it merge with something else (something around I-74, perhaps)
somewhere in Ohio?

/r

    beats me Rich! %^)...it's just a bumpersticker....I lived back east
    once...in upstate NY, Niagra Falls, when I was in the 9th grade...
    otherthanthat, I am TOTALLY CLUE-LESS
    about anywhere back-east, hence my cynicism sometimes...no offense
    intended to anyone back east anywhere
    
    ignorint rfb

re: Note 334.43 by CXDOCS::BARNES 

>I lived back east once...in upstate NY, Niagra Falls, 
    
    NIAGRA FALLS!!!?...
    
    
        slowly I turn...
    
    
          inch by inch...
    
    
             step by step...
    
    
    
     :-)

    woooo wooo woooo

    yep Niagra Falls. those were the days when we'd skip school from N.
    Tonawanda High School (across the street from Love Canal and the 
    Iriquios Tonawanda Indian res) drive acroos the border into Canada
    knowing on the way back we'd be stopped and searched by the border 
    patrol, being the
    freaks we were, have all the seats removed from the car, everything
    stripped from the trunk and then be told we'd haveta put everything
    back together...we'd laugh and carry on bigtime, tourists eyes poppin
    out at the freaks being searched.  Fun times for a kid with no cares.
    
    rfb
    
    BTW...what song izat Ger?

    It's not a song, it's a 3 stooges skit. :-)
    
    

RE: 334.46

�patrol, being the
�freaks we were, have all the seats removed from the car, everything
�stripped from the trunk and then be told we'd haveta put everything
    

Freaks!  There's a word you don't hear too much any more!  Back in those days,
when we were asked why we were stopped (by the cops) for no apparent reason, 
we'd say, "long hair."

Bill

OK, another one of those opinion-type questions.

Ok, pretend that you've been to austria and germany in the last
12 months and you spent 10 days there.  Also, pretend that you've
never spent time in england and scotland.


where would you go for 12 days?

England/Scotland?

-or-

Belgium/France/Germany/Austria maybe italy?

Not among your list

But I would love to spend time either in 

Portugal/Spain/Marakesh or the French/Swiss Alps

    
    
    It must be England 
    
    Mick.   8-)

	I've been to Germany/Austria, and then I went to England for
	work trips.  I *loved* Germany/Austria bigtime!  Same for England.
	I would not want to be without my fantastic experience in England.

	Therefore, if it's on the list, I'd go to England/Scotland for the
	12 days.  GREAT brew for sure!  I'd arrive in England and map out
	a route that would include Bath, Stonehendge, Wales (try the Felenfoel
	Ale!), and then head towards the northern border of Scotland staying
	at B+B's and Inn's along the way.   Get in some cities like London for
	a day or so, Edinburg, and mostly soak up the country life.

	That would be a helluva trip!

	If I had my choice for a 3rd trip, Belgium would be on top of the list.

	Ken

    
    UK and Ireland (though you didn't mention the Emerald Isle) for me
    thanks...  i like Edinburgh a LOT more than London though London was
    cool too...  never been to Ireland but i want to go see where my family
    comes from...
    
    						da ve

	I'd be runnin on top a' water to get o'er to England/Scotland.

	but I'm biased as I hear I have ancestory in both those 
	countries.....

	I've been to Northern Ireland too, most recently, but I'd just
	assume forget about it... :-(

	Ken

    Fly to London, spending three or four days sightseeing in the city as
    well as Salisbury (Stonehenge) and Winchester/Stratford-upon-Avon. 
    Check out the usual things such as St Paul's, Tower of London, Royal
    Museum...Lot's of pubs and ethnic food type places.
    
    Take an overnight sleeper train to Edinburg and visit around there. 
    Edinburg is one of the most beautiful cities on the planet.  Rent a car
    there and tool around, visiting pubs, breweries, wiskey distilleries. 
    Follow east coast north, enjoy the scenery, maybe stop at St Andrew's.  
    
    Tour through the Cairngorm Mtns and do a wee bit o'hill walking. 
    Visit and/or stay over in Avimore or Inverness.  Inverness has a cool
    performing arts center with Sunday afternoon jazz (at least they used
    to.)
    
    Curl over to Fort William and climb Ben Nevis (highest peak in the UK). 
    Continue south checking out Loch Lomond (heaven on earth) then take
    ferry over to Glasgow.  Catch a concert there then back to Edinburg to
    drop off car.  Take train to Preswick airport (about 2 hrs from
    Edinburg) for return trip home.
    
    Check the SCOTLAND notes file for tips, addresses for info, phone
    numbers and all kinds of good stuff.
    
    Marv
    
    

    Edinbugh also hosts an international arts festival every year which is
    way cool...  ithink it's in september but i don't really recall... 
    something to look into though...  lots of art/music/stage shows etc...
    
    and of course, all those wonderful pubs...  :^)
    
    						da ve

Well, we're already planning to go to Ireland for 1 week.  It is
where to go after Ireland....

Ireland->Belgium (europe)

-or-

Ireland->England/Scotland

Deb heard so much about ireland from me and my irish friends (1 who is
in the states right now - i took him MT biking yesturday! he loved it!)
that she wants to go... plus, when i was there, i worked, slept, and
drank... not much sightseeing!!! working 12-14 hr days doesn't leave
much time to play....

I too have much roots in england/scotland; i'm 13th generation 
american (ancestors came over the pond w/ william penn)... plus, the
ales are supposedf to be totally yummie.

BTW, we will be renting a car there.  I tell ya, you can rent a car
cheaper in europe then in the states practically!!  last year, in
germany, we rented a car for $185 for 10 DAYS!  since i have a visa
gold card, i blow off the insurance......  i checked in the eurail
passes and they would have cost, for both of us, something like $500
for 10 days, then you're tied down to a schedule, etc...  as long
as you arrange your car rental _from_ the US, it is cheap going; of
course, you do pay $45 to fill it up w/ petrol vs. $12 for the same
car in the states...

keep the opinions comin' ...

I'd pay off a few of my bills and sleep for three weeks!

Geoff

    Payin' off the bill's is a good idea...but if i had that much time off
    with my girl friend, i don't know how much sleep i'd get...*;') 

Sleep on a vaca??? no way!!!  

i'll worry about sleep _after_ the vaca :-)



snoozin'_at_the_terminal-JC

>     <<< Note 334.60 by CARROL::YOUNG "where is this place in space???" >>>
>                 -< Party till it gets old and in the way... >-
>
>    Payin' off the bill's is a good idea...but if i had that much time off
>    with my girl friend, i don't know how much sleep i'd get...*;') 


With 2 kids and 3 jobs between the 2 of us sleep is a rare commodity.

RE: JC.		SLEEP IS A VACATION:-)

Geoff_who_makes_sure_he_gets_a_solid_8_minutes_sleep_a_night_to_keep_up_his_
Strength_or_whatever

    re .60
    
      Hey rfb, how did you access the system using CARROL::YOUNG's account?
    
      Actually, since .60 didn't contain even one reference to beer or
    trout I knew it really wasn't rfb.  :-)
    
      re jc,
    
      One other thing to consider is renting a movie.  One of my alltime
    fav's is one called "Local Hero".  Gives a fanciful look at Scotland
    through the eye's of an American named "MacIntyre".  :-)
    
      Speaking of movies (we were weren't we?), check out another one
    called "Gregory's Girl".  Also set in Scotland, it shows a bit of how
    life is for a group of young working-class Scots.
    
      Marv_who_may_have_set_a_personal_record_for_using_the_letters_*W*_
          _and_*E*_in_a_single_sentence
    
    

Both Local Hero and Gregory's Girl were done by the same guy.  Stephen 
Foster comes to mind, but I'm not 100% certain.  If you noticed, 
Gregory is one of the band members in Local Hero.  He may also be
the one that developed the crush on the girl with webbed feet, but 
that might have been someone else.  The same director also did
Comfort and Joy, which is about an Ice Cream war in Scotland.  Sounds
a bit unexciting, but it was pretty good.

PeterT

    re .63
    with a head full of psudofeds and caffiene,,,it took me a couple of 
    "What the ....?" before i realized what you were talkin about, Marv! 
    But CARROL::YOUNG DOES have a good point! %^)
                      ^^^^^ 
    rfb (mmmmmmmm....trout and stout!!! )

    Ahhhh....well my POINT is a little BLUNTED right now, but i'm sure i
    could sharpen it up for that three week stint....*;'"
    
    dugo

    jeez...I'm so full of psudofeds I didn;t even realize that
    CARROL::YOUNG  was dougo...time to go home...
    
    rfb

ok, lets just say that all of a sudden, you're on a plane to ireland and
you're gonna stay in ireland for 1 week with a rental car.  where would 
ya go? what would you make a point seeing?

lets further imagine that after 1 week in ireland, you get on the plane to
head back home and discover that it accidently left you in england and all 
the flights were booked solid for 16 more days.... and, since the airline 
messed up, they just happened to give you a rental car and some money for 
you to tour around england and scotland.  where would ya go?  how would you
spend 16 days?  what sights would you go and see???

    though i've never been to Ireland so i can't say from experience, i
    would go first to Tralle (only to see where some of my relatives come
    from) and then drive down the west cost (same reason) checking out some
    of the small towns...  
    
    and they tell me Dingle is gorgeous...
    
    if on the other island, :^) i would probably drive way up north to the
    highlands and then come back through Edinburgh...  i had such a great
    time in that city when i was there...  maybe try and see some of the
    islands too...  i'm not sure if i'd head for stonehenge or not...  it 
    would be neat to see though...   prolly spend a day or two in London
    just becuz and do touristy things...  visit Mmme Toussaud's again...
    the tower...  buckingham palace (the changing of the guard was pretty
    cool) and all that stuff...
    
    						da ve

    Didn't we do this a month or two ago?
    
    I like I replied with a fantasy itinerary in here but maybe it was
    another conference.
    
    Am I lewzinit?
    
    Marv
    

    naa you're not lozinit....JC is....he keeps changing the country ! :')

    SOmehow he keeps gettin more money, too!
    %^)
    
    broke_rfb

>                      <<< Note 334.72 by CXDOCS::BARNES >>>
>
>    SOmehow he keeps gettin more money, too!
>    %^)
>    
>    broke_rfb


That's only because he doesn't have kids:-)

    
    
    				Yet.
    
    

no kids, cheap rent, older used cars = more $$ for fun!

sh*t, that reminds me: My kid turned Two yesterday! Man, time sure flies....

    happy happy!

	Wow Fog!!!!! 2 years already.....

	"where does the time go?"
                       

	Now I'm starting to feel old!

    C'mon, Deane, I have socks older than you....;-)
    
    

	Notice that I said "feel old"  ;-)

	Oooooo

Yabbut, tim, you, er, carry them well...

bustin'_up_over_here..

Thanks, Fog...and happy birthday to Charlie-O...!!!

tim

    JC
    
    Take a look in the Celt notesfile (TALLIS::CELT) for ideas on what to
    do in Ireland and feel free to mail me if you require any further
    details.
    
    -Dermot