waves

[Will Truitt]

Yeh, Fenton, I was wondering myself where you do you go to get wet?   I'm an
old surfer myself who stopped a few years ago after 40 years in the water.
Great waves in the fall on the east coast, between the hurricane swells and
the Nor'easters kicking back in.  Mellow, no crowds.  Some good point breaks
here in New Hampshire too.  

 

Steve, you are talking what I have lived!  Now I look forward to ski season,
when I teach at one of the toughest mountains in the state.

 

Yes, this certainly is off topic, but no animals or humans were harmed in
the making of this tale, and it sure is a lot more cheerful than talking
about the economy.  The sky is falling!!  The sky is falling!!

 

Will Truitt

 

 

 

 

 

From: pianotech-bounces at ptg.org [mailto:pianotech-bounces at ptg.org] On Behalf
Of Steve Blasyak
Sent: Saturday, October 11, 2008 10:31 PM
To: pianotech at ptg.org
Subject: waves

 

Fenton were do you reside/surf???

Rick B the water is not as polluted as you may think. I've been surfing the
same waters for about 35 years and it hasn't killed me yet. There are much
more pollutants in the air we breath.

All I know is the other day Wednesday I think, Anaheim was the hottest spot
in the nation at 104. I drove down to the beach at about 1:00pm. It was one
of the most beautiful days of the year. Glassy all afternoon, after a two
hour surf I sat on the beach reading a magazine and eating a late lunch.
Almost no one was there because the summer is over. I thought to myself, I
love Southern California in the fall.

Steve Blasyak
Orange County Ca

Pura Vida

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