Easter weekend of all times

Kirk,

Your right he must have looked at last years calendar. And yes Jesus was a fisherman. A very good one at that. Its all good with me as well.
Can't wait for another great event.
Can you say cards at the Baker Cabin!!!
Russ

Easter is on April 16th, so it is the weekend after..

TED

I am looking forward to it even though Mark and I aren't guaranteed to be in at the moment. If it doesn't work, I've talked to other guys that may need a partner so I hope I get the chance. I put too much time on that body last year to not give it a shot.

I love the attitude Kirk! Celebrate the way the lord would want you too....that was great!

Invites going out this saturday. Just got off the phone with the tournament director. I promised Ken that Bob Payseno wouldn't do any  Rodney Dangerfield Cannon ball" dives into the lake next to him this year.
Russ

Wow, the Rodney Dangerfield cannonball.  That's funny I just heard about that from Bob  last weekend I was rolling.

Carlos

Yeah...I'm hoping Nick Culver won't introduce himself the same way to the TD as I did last year...that was quite embarrasing.   I'm pretty sure I'll stay in the boat this time.  After getting back in the boat, Ken (the TD) came over to see how I was doing.  He told me I was going to be disqualifed for leaving the boat- I couldn't believe it.  He then paused for a moment to gauge my reaction and said "I'm just kidding". He then proceeded to ask me what my name was- I told him Bob Payseno.  He seemed to at the time be making a mental note of that as he fired up his boat and drove away.  I was a little suspicous why he needed to know my name.  It seemed to me knowing Ken's funny demeanor he was up to something.  Well, my biggest fear came true when right before the awards ceremony he called  Russ and I up to the stage in front of about 200-300 people.  He recounted the entire ordeal to the entire audience.  For those who don't know Ken....he's a real character.  He loves to tell jokes-  I was completly fine with the public scorn but I still wanted to find a big rock and crawl underneath it.

The moral of this story:  Don't fall out of your boat in 50 degree water in front of the tournament director or you just might find yourself on stage getting an award for something you don't want....good ol' fashion humility.