Forty inches of powder, there's no slipping. It's like falling into a pile of feathers. And it was safer than trying to walk home along the road, where there's no shoulder, just snowbanks.
Thanks, Peter.
After that, running in teeny snowshoes on a packed trail is going to be gravy!
I never had a NES, so the first carts I ever bought were when I bought one of those NES/SNES/Genesis combo consoles. I have Dragon Warrior 1, 2, and 3, and Wizardry. I keep looking, but the all the reasonably priced places ever have are sports games. I found some at Good Will the other day, but they looked beat to crap and doubtful if they'd play.
Thanks for sharing your collection. I need to do this myself again at some point.
Ya know, sometimes real life is a bit more important than commenting on everyone's blogs. I'll consider any comments you make on my blogs to be special little gifts, lol.
I don't get the reference :(
Are you happy or sad that you're on the last dungeon?
I, too, was feeling less than stellar on Sunday. Didn't even feel well enough to drive the half mile down the road to get a frozen pizza during halftime, much drive the 45 minutes to Jason's cousin's Super Bowl party, or the 20 minutes to Jason's to watch the game with him.
Two more months, Matt. Two more months.
I'll post some pics on Facebook later. If I manage to get them posted to Flickr, I'll add them here.
