The summer is zipping by at an astounding pace so I hope everyone is cramming in as much debauchery & hedonistic adventures as possible before the warmth and daylight hours begin to dwindle.
The heat has been wretched death thwarting any efforts to enjoy outdoor activities let alone attend to lawn care duties lately. I've found pleasurable indoor entertainment through reading, video gaming, and intimate, mind melting moments with a friend of a friend so to speak.
Hey...no pointing fingers, Timmy.Before the death ray of heat parked itself smack over the midwest, I ventured out for a little camping and binge drinking in the thick of the Missouri Ozark Riverways. Here are a few sites worth considering should this area appeal to you campers out there. Most have a variety of floating adventures available including canoes, rafts, kayaks, and tubes. They also tend to book up quickly so get your reservations in and for Pete's sake get there early if arriving on a Friday. OK here we go..
Camp Zoe Home of the infamous Schwagstock & a variety of other festivals.Speaking of Schwagstock, the next festival is coming up. Schwagstock 27 will take place on 8/12-8/13. Click on the link below for more details.
There are dozens upon dozens of other camping/floating sites throughout Missouri so by all means go explore and find one that appeals to you. If you have any recommendations, please post as I'm always looking for new sites to explore.
I'm pleased to announce that NCAA 2006 for PS2 was released a month or so ago. The game has an added play mode this year known as Race for the Heisman. The gamer is allowed to build a player to his/her liking and add that player to the roster of their choice. The player will complete four seasons in attempt to win the Heisman (at least once). Once the player achieves this task, they can be drafted to the NFL via the new Madden '06. Cool huh?Tune in next time for reading recommendations and the tale of one Cardinal/Cubs baseball game & a particular shirt. Cheers!
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