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in front Al's home and SHADES before leaving around 7 p.m. for Clark Lake. .. |
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that Tim Dowling has left the beer keg ready for our use! .. |
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since our borrowed boats are so well equipped that we have nothing better to do! .. |
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We don't
agree
with Shakespeare who once
said: "Neither a borrower or a lender be!" (l to
r) John
Weakley
(borrower), Neil Robb (lender) and Frank Goulay
(borrower). Actually,
there's
a joke about that line from Shakespeare: A very
elegant woman is about
to walk into a posh hotel in downtown Toronto, when
a street person
asks
her: "Ma'm, could you spare a dollar (Canadian!!)
for a cup of coffee?"
The lady looks down her nose at him as replies:
"Neither a borrower nor
a lender be - William Shakespeare." The bum looks
her right in the eye
and responds: "F... off!! - Henry Miller." This is
how I know my
Shakespeare.
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Tony
Krauss and
Mary Abel came all the
way up from Cleveland. Tony fell while trying to
stop a runaway boat at
the ramp, and hurt his shoulder. He tried one race
but the pain was too
much, so he and Mary spent the rest of the weekend
relaxing in the
lovely
ambiance of the Clark Lake Yacht Club.
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