Drewski's GONE....

[Drewski]

Hi All:

I'll be absent for starting Friday as I head up to Shenendoa National Park over the next 2 weeks for some camping, hiking, climbing and river rafting.

We'll also be staying a couple of nights at the Verona KOA that just happens to have 4 spas next to their pool...

So, for all you members who KNOW where my house and tub is, just remember:

The Internet camera is well hidden, BUT some on here KNOW the URL...

AND, use the dichlor on the bench when you're done...

Peace and Hot Water....

Drewski

[tmknies1]

Enjoy!

[drewstar]

I stayed at a KOA while camping along the Shenendoa River in West Virgina serveral years ago. It was beautiful.

I hope you have a great time and the weather is nice!

[wmccall]

Your not taking your dichlor with you?

[Chas]

Forget the Dichlor - most of those tubs have way too much chlorine to start. But just about every commercial tub I've see has lots of foam, usually after you get in and start the jets of course. So:

What you want to bring is FOAM DOWN.  Rub a little on your hands - like a lotion - and then go stand in the tub and stretch out your arms and say, "Evil foam - Begone!"

And then smite the water surface a few times.

Not only will you have less of the ubiquitous foam, but you usually end up with the spa all to yourself as well.

[wmccall]

- and then go stand in the tub and stretch out your arms and say, "Evil foam - Begone!"

It reminds me of the joke I like to play on corporate computer users.  There are a lot of things I can fix remotely.   When I am bored and want to get out of the office, I will fix something remotely and then go to the  user and say, " I understand you are having problems with XXXXX"  After they say yes I put my hand on their monitor, bow my head, and say, "Praise Jesus, be healed!........ Try it now"


The looks I get are truely priceless.


I had one lady scream loud and often,  "Oh, my God, it worked!"   I just left, I think her co-workers explained a few days later.

[Chas]

Bad Bill. Bad.

[johnvb]

Watch out for the bears! I still have an old tent, complete with a big ole bear paw print on it, from when we stay up there many, many  years ago.

Luckily we were in a friend's RV, when the bear decided to demo the tent!

[NE-Phil]

It reminds me of the joke I like to play on corporate computer users.  There are a lot of things I can fix remotely.   When I am bored and want to get out of the office, I will fix something remotely and then go to the  user and say, " I understand you are having problems with XXXXX"  After they say yes I put my hand on their monitor, bow my head, and say, "Praise Jesus, be healed!........ Try it now"

The looks I get are truely priceless.

Bill,
Thanks for the idea. I can use this at work!

Phil

[dsegel]

Have a great trip!

[obi wan]

It reminds me of the joke I like to play on corporate computer users.  There are a lot of things I can fix remotely.   When I am bored and want to get out of the office, I will fix something remotely and then go to the  user and say, " I understand you are having problems with XXXXX"  After they say yes I put my hand on their monitor, bow my head, and say, "Praise Jesus, be healed!........ Try it now"


The looks I get are truely priceless.


I had one lady scream loud and often,  "Oh, my God, it worked!"   I just left, I think her co-workers explained a few days later.

but funny bill...... very funny