Strange weather we're having, eh? It's snowing, it's melting, it's freezing, it's melting, it's snowing...make up your mind!!
Well, not much going on here.
Roy's still in a coma and Ruffles is one happy biddy because of it. Even though she was getting pretty good at the ol' tuck-and-roll every time Roy would push her down the hill, she's excited to have a little break from the obnoxious pup.
I'm working on a couple late stories for next month's issue of Mushing Magazine and I'm going out to Chena Hot Springs tomorrow to cover NBC's 'The Today Show' out there doing a weekend piece about the geothermal plant. I'm heading down the Steese to Chatanika on Thursday morning to visit with mushers Dan Kaduce and Jodi Bailey. Dan's going to build me a racing sled for next season. I'm working on a business profile about Cooper Sleds out of Minnesota right now and I kind of want one those sleds, too. They're $1800, ultra light and super flexible. I was also looking at a Prairie Bilt sled, which are a little cheaper, but we'll see how much cash I have when the summer's over. I'm also trying to put together a sponsorship package for next year's racing season. Oh, and trying to get a few late season runs in before the dogs and I head to Skagway for five months.
Sam and I leave Saturday for Ontario and we're both pretty excited. Our friend Julie is going to stay at the cabin and watch the dogs for us.
Well, I guess that's it for now.
Peace
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Poor Roy.
Tuesday, April 08, 2008
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3 comments:
Poor Roy. I hope he gets better soon. He looks pretty sad right now.
Carolyn H.
You mean Squarebanks actually built a geothermal power plant out at the hot springs???? Will wonders never cease...
You still gonna be blogging for the summer?
Carolyn: We took his collar off and man, is he happy. Different dog entirely. He's off the tranquilizers, his wiener is healing nicely and he's back to his old tricks.
Dave: Seriously?? You didn't read about that? The power plant is an amazing feat because of the relatively low temps. Read more here: www.yourownpower.com
I'm going to try to blog regularly this summer, but I have to drive into town to get internet access, so we'll see how it goes.
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