bas2456 Back In The Saddle wroteChicagoans know how to drive in weather. 😉 Damn straight. Nearly slid off the expressway last night on my way home from a game. But I saved it. 4-wheel drive and all!
Adam Back In The Saddle wroteActually, the Rain Man was from Utah. A place where the population is divided into three roughly equal categories. 1. Those who know how to drive on snow, and even how to have a little fun with it 2. Those who bridge the knowledge gap with equipment (i.e., buy a monstrous truck or SUV, assume 4 wheel drive equates to "invincible on snow", and gun it!) 3. California natives attending college driving the new BMW daddy bought them with no clue how to drive on snow. Those in group 1 despise those in the other groups. Those three groups are in equal representation here, as well. #3 is broken into subcategories, though. 3a. college students. 3b. Retirees from the south and CA. 3c. Military from the south and (a few) CA.
Welpe Mark Padgett wrote My wife said to me, "You're pretty much not going to be home this weekend, are you?" I'm not quite sure why she wanted to know. :rolleyes: Did you detect a glimmer of hope in her voice? 😉 You guys in snow country want hilarity? Imagine 4" of snow hitting Houston like it did last Friday.
Welpe So far, it appears my busiest week will have me topping out at 10 games spread out over four days. That will be a fun week.
Rich I have a few Saturdays this season where I'm doing a 2:45PM or 3PM varsity game and then doing another at 7:30PM. To me, that's a full day. My busiest scheduled week this season is 6 varsity games over 5 days (M-T-Th-F-Sx2). It's enough for me.