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It must have to do with center of gravity. I am guessing I am more, uh, topheavy than you are. :)

I've paddled these, my sister has two of them. They are not too bad! I was impressed. They are small but track well. Not very comfortable for long trips, but that's just me. Maybe I'm just a princess.

It's about that time, isn't it!? I can't wait to get out there. Nice pics! It looks like it was a great day. :)

I have always been a fan of Dagger kayaks. Something about the way they track is just right. I have had a few, one was a Perception Keowee that was not all that great, the balance was just off. It was made for touring so it had a bit of a keel, but it was extremely unstable. Now I have two...

Boredom?

Coooooool! Do you have any pics?

I love beer and really appreciate a nice microbrew as much as the next chick. But I have to say, I have really not found much that I enjoy more than plain old Guinness. :)

Anyone love Sierra Nevada as much as I do, speaking of hoppy?

Ah, jeeze, no worries.

Seconded. We HAVE to get down there in a snowstorm. It looks very...zen.

I wish I hadn't watched that.

Chihuahua.

Nice! And it's the great, poofy kind of snow, too. I am savoring it. My husband is NOT of our ilk, like most other people, gets mad at me for expressing my love of snow. He grumped at me this morning because he shoveled the sidewalk. Sheesh!

You are right, I didn't write what I meant. (rough weekend, don't ask). I meant that if a genetic bottleneck resulted in the loss of all but a few hundred that the species was doomed.

Now yer speakin' with them big fancy words. Whut now? He's a xylophone? That don't even make no sense.

Holy COW, REALLY?! I guess I have not been paying attention. Weather.com for my area says that we should get 4-6" tonight and a couple more tomorrow. Joy. :)

Actually, that is true. It's estimated that at least a few hundred individuals are required to prevent a genetic bottleneck, which would be the doom of the population.

Scientific American, December, 2007: Boredom is linked to both emotional factors and personality traits. Problems with attention also play a role, and thus techniques that improve a person’s ability to focus may diminish boredom. So it's not the Pines. It's you.

I resent that. I haven't been bored in years. I am avoiding a particularly horrific assignment.

I am glad I brought amusement. :mrgreen: I wondered if anyone would get the reference.