| Some of our interests
include four wheeling, golf, travel, and taking the sandrail out for a
romp. We spend a lot of weekend time with the Arizona Xterra Club
doing X'cursions. You can find more information about the club from the
link's page. We and two other couples are the founding members of the
club. It's come a long way since it's inception near the end of the year
2000. We've made a lot of new friends and enjoy the time we spend with
them quite a lot, it's a great group of people.
My golf isn't quite so entertaining
as our X'cursions, well it might be for other people watching. I'm
terrible at it. My best game of record is 89 at two different courses,
the TPC Desert Course being one and the 500 Club being the other. Those
scores are on a very good day. The worst day has included losing 13
balls in a round at Ocotillo in Mesa (lots of water balls) and a score
I'd like to forget. To sum up the game of golf, I'd just say it's very
frustrating but somewhat rewarding when the "golf gods" allow.
Kerry hasn't quite come around to the point of it yet, but I'm working
on her.
Traveling is probably our favorite pastime.
White sands and blue oceans anywhere is a destination we usually look
for. We've been off the main soil of the U.S. to Puerto Rico, St. John,
St Thomas, Rocky Point, and Mazatlan. Those places are awesome!
Snorkeling, site seeing, shopping, and just hanging out with a drink on
the beach, oh yeah. Mexico has always been a total party every time
we've been so we just keep going back. We liked Mazatlan so much that we
bought a Timeshare at the Pueblo Bonito Resort, it's incredible. The
first time we visited Mazatlan we got married there. It was a "somewhat"
planned thing, took the rings with us and found someone who could handle
the arrangements. It worked out quite well as the people at the resort
set it all up for us. We had a ceremony on a patio balcony overlooking
the beach at sunset, beautiful!
Of course the sandrail has had it's
adventure's too. The best of them being Christmas 2002 when I finally
made the trip to Glamis and the Imperial Sand Dunes. Absolutely
incredible. Now I know why they're called "sandrails". It's
just like having a build your own roller coaster ride. I also met
some great people that hang out both at the dunes and at www.glamisdunes.com
If you're interested in the sport of off road in the sand dunes, you
should visit the website. Make sure you ask "who the hell is
Slappy?"
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