Not Dead Yet
This is a picture of my car, the one with the "bad transmission". I had another that I wanted to post but couldn't find it so I took this one.
today I went diving. We saw one Spotted Eagle Ray. I've been told that if you take a plastic water bottle down with you, fill it with air and make crinkling noises it will attract sharks. So I took a half liter water bottle down and did just that. No sharks. My divemaster buddy told me that 8 out of 10 times, he has seen sharks while crinkling the bottle, I've done it twice without seeing any, that means the next 8 times I will definitely see sharks! Ya Hooo! One cool thing, I filled the bottle completely with air and as I ascended the air inside expanded and expanded. I thought the bottle would burst but it didn't, when I got to the surface it was tight as a drum and very swollen looking.
Tonight I went grocery shopping. I spent $164 and came home, put the stuff away and now it seems there's nothing to eat. My house absorbed it. I did get cookies, but already ate the whole bag. Ginger bread men. And 2 cases of water.
Anyway, I'm in a hurry to post this, so bye for now!!!!
posted by MarkD60 at 9:30 PM
5 Comments:
Hey that happens with my shopping too!
Why do you want to attract sharks? Amd what types do get around there?
I think you are crazy to want a shark to get anywhere near you, but you might know that already! Hope you have a good dive today.
Beck, Check
(another rhyme!)
my July posts
Oh Debi, there ain't no sharks here. Nurse sharks sometimes. people say they've seen hammerheads, but I never have.
Christa, sharks are one of the most beautiful and coolest types of fish.
What a happy looking car, sitting in paradise under palm trees with a beautiful ocean view. I want to be your car.
My groceries disappear once I get them home too. And they now cost twice as much as they used to from only a year ago.
Mmmm...cookies! Now I am craving some with milk. :)
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