On a totally unrelated note, when I was in college, the campus security "force" hired a new officer late in my freshman year. He was an old geezer, and he told us we could call him "Snowbird." We giggled.
Then I'm sure that your Snowbird is much easier on the eyes than the one I was referring to. Anyway, have a good trip, have fun, get good pics for us, and, above all, be safe!LOL. Nice. In this case, though, Snowbird is one of our ski resorts.
Must be nice. The only thing worth visiting that's 30 minutes away from me is the liquor store. (Da** dry counties!)It isn't much of a trip. Lol. I'm only about 30 minutes from there.If I make it up, I will definitely get some pics.
You?? Alcohlic?? why, (hic) of coursh not! (hic) Actually, I really prefer to live in a dry county. Then again, the only time I have NOT lived in a dry county was the three year period when I was in law school. (My college is in a different dry county.I know this will make me sound like an alcoholic, but I would die living in a dry county. LOL. Of course, I'd probably be able to lose that last ten pounds that I can't seem to drop!
) The only real difference is that we have to plan ahead a bit more and drive an extra 15 miles. It's not really so bad as long as you remember to stock up thoroughly while you're there.
