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Nooooooooo!
I am usually the 1st to buy the Spring Ale - and also very excited for the various Summer Ales.
But I absolutely REFUSE to buy any Oktoberfest till it's October.
I need to take a pic this weekend, but I bought my first 12pk of Shiner Octoberfest last weekend. Shiner is a Texas beer in case you didn't know. It's my all time favorite brew! If you wait till October to buy it you wouldn't be able to find because it'll be all gone. Ask me how I know.
I need to take a pic this weekend, but I bought my first 12pk of Shiner Octoberfest last weekend. Shiner is a Texas beer in case you didn't know. It's my all time favorite brew! If you wait till October to buy it you wouldn't be able to find because it'll be all gone. Ask me how I know.
Nooooooooo!
I am usually the 1st to buy the Spring Ale - and also very excited for the various Summer Ales.
But I absolutely REFUSE to buy any Oktoberfest till it's October.
I've just moved on my old FZR, absolutely loved it.
Beautiful ski, enjoy, imagine two of those engines in a boat. Please do a write up, I'm getting an itchy finger to pull the trigger on another.
My son just earned his jr. Black belt. He was testing for it most of the weekend (5 hours on Friday night and 6 more on Saturday, which is nothing compared to the 5 or 6 years it took to get to this point). Surprisingly, it was an emotional experience for everyone involved, even me. I'm very proud of my son.
The crew (candidates and instructors)
Just the candidates (my kid is front and center)
My son crossing the finish line on the last task, running 5 miles within an hour. He finished first with a time of 45 minutes. I thought he was dogging it since he usually runs it in 30 to 35 minutes but was reminded that the run came after two days of testing which included lots of repetitive excercises, forms and sparring.
We sacrificed most of this summer's boating for this and agree, in retrospect, that it was worth it. When asked if we were coming to the related picnic today my son immediately responded, "No, we are going jetskiing." Like I stated earlier, I'm very proud of my boy.