We celebrated the arrival of later sunsets with a great day grillin' and chillin' on Boca Chita followed by swimming followed by a gorgeous sunset and a very strange white cloud that was bright white and full of light even though it was completely dark outside(no joke)...man I love boating!
The illuminated white cloud on a moonless night was interesting
ReplyDelete...followed by me blacking out...followed by me hearing horror stories about myself this morning
ReplyDeleteTruly a legendary day. And yes, I will confirm that I am officially the Boca Chita horse shoes champion. I'm considering having a title belt made, and certainly am willing to defend said title against all challengers. I'd like to thank Bahama Rob and Brian Davis for each playing a minor supporting role in two of my victories.
ReplyDeleteIn summation, I just want everyone to know, I do it all for the fans!
I hear you were playing to 11, but the final score was 3-2 and you had to stop because the game was taking too long...but that could just be rumor...people are always trying to smear the good name of a true champion...
ReplyDeleteThose remarks are totally slanderous, and I, being completely anonymous, would have no reason to show bias on the side of Dave Smith, who by the way is totally awesome.
ReplyDeleteExplanation of mystery:
ReplyDeletehttp://weblogs.sun-sentinel.com/news/weather/hurricane/blog/2009/03/did_you_see_that_glowing_cloud.html
Here is NASA's official explanation for the glowing cloud: It wasn't really a cloud. It was part of the plume from space shuttle Discovery.
"This was the remnants of the sun shining on the shuttle plume," said Allard Beutel, NASA spokesman, based at Kennedy Space Center.
Pretty cool regardless
Yes NASA's "explanation" sounds copacetic but then again so does "light refracting off swamp gas" ---
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