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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? What do you do during weekends ? :) Post 302239433 by BOFH on Tuesday 23rd of September 2008 03:54:21 PM
Old 09-23-2008
I run Shadowrun (role playing game) every other Sunday and Wednesday. Right now I'm playing All Flesh Must Be Eaten (another RPG) on alternate Wednesdays.

I have it scheduled so on call is the same weekend as Sunday game days. I'll bring my laptops (work and Mac) and gaming gear. Saturday is about a third, preparing for Sunday's game. The rest is working on the house or yard or computer stuff, or other stuff that comes up.

When I'm _not_ on call, my wife and I'll go out and do stuff. Last month we hiked up to Crater Lake in the Indian Peaks Wilderness.

Hiking and Camping in Indian Peaks

(Hope that's ok, it's the hike report along with pictures of the hike.)

Other times we'll ride our motorcycles, sometimes with a group. This past weekend we rode 350 miles (a lot for my wife).

STN Region 3 Meet

(Again, this is a partial ride report with pictures. Don't want to get in trouble for directing folks off site Smilie ).

And shows and hikes. Basically my wife likes to get out of the house and of course drag me along Smilie

Carl
 

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