> > So what else is there to do on a cold snowy
> day in Tennessee?
>
> Shovel snow. Drink hot chocolate. Go for a
> snowmobile ride. Watch TV. Play solitaire. Call
> up old friends on the phone. Watch the snow
> fall out the window. Take a nap. Ride the
> exercise bike. Eat a sandwich. Play a board
> game. Read a book. Dress warmly and go for
> a short walk. Write an old-fashioned letter to a
> dear friend. Go ice fishing. Build a card castle
> and take a picture. Clean house. Make snow
> angels. Rent a movie. Fold laundry. Fix
> something. Brush your teeth. Read a
> magazine. Shovel snow. Drink hot chocolate.
>
> Gri"Whoops, I was thinking of a cold snowy
> day in Ohio. Sorry."shny


A snowmobile ride? I saw one of those once. I think it was in Indiana. In the summertime. It was parked and covered with dust.

Hot chocolate? Will a cup of Earl Gray tea do?

TV? Sick of that, but I played the Gameboy for a while.

Solitare? Does playing on a laptop count?

Telephone? WMM handles that part.

I watched the snow, took a nap, did 8 miles on the exercise bike and ate a quesedilla instead of a sandwich. I read a newspaper instead of a book or magazine. I always dress warmly when it's below 20 degrees. I walked to the mailbox.

Ice fishing? Do people really do that, or is that just in movies? Sounds dangerous to me.

So what will I do tomorrow? I have scooters that need fixing, but's too cold to work in the shop.

I guess I'll just hang on and wait for Speed Weeks at Daytona to start in a couple of weeks. And there is a scooter meet in Georgia in March.
Until then, let's hear it for the internet.
Howard