A Proposition
I'd service
anyone who can hook me up with Syracuse basketball tickets for tomorrow
night at Villanova. I can't believe there isn't a SINGLE ticket
available. I just wanna see my man G-Mac play.
::pouts::
In more interesting news... I am researching wakeboarding camps in the Florida area. If anyone has recommendations, I'll take them! I'm very excited for this opportunity. In water sports, making money is very difficult for the pros so they open camps to support their income. The prices are somewhat high but reasonable enough for people who love the hobby enough to invest in it in the first place.
One place I looked at has has training with pro boarder Shaun Murray. This is super cool, but the most expensive. Plus there isn't a cook on site. The other locations have three meals provided, and after a day of wakeboarding you're too tired to cook a meal anyway.
I was pleased with the first school that I called today because of their professionalism. They have a receptionist who handles reservations, booking, questions etc... She asked me relevant questions and told me all about the amenities. She will be sending me a brochure in the mail.
The other location I called, with the Pro Boarders, has nothing to send to me in the mail in terms of information and rates. Overall they seem less professional, and find that to be a bit sketchy.
The last location I'm interested in had nobody answering phones this morning. At the moment, I'm leaning towards the all-inclusive place with the receptionist. They seem to have their stuff together, and I like that. She was also selling me on booking a two-week stay, which I'm leaning towards anyway. Most places book for one-week stays. She told me that most of the guest stay for two weeks and there are special reduced rates.
I'll keep everyone posted on this special and exciting endeavor of mine.
In more interesting news... I am researching wakeboarding camps in the Florida area. If anyone has recommendations, I'll take them! I'm very excited for this opportunity. In water sports, making money is very difficult for the pros so they open camps to support their income. The prices are somewhat high but reasonable enough for people who love the hobby enough to invest in it in the first place.
One place I looked at has has training with pro boarder Shaun Murray. This is super cool, but the most expensive. Plus there isn't a cook on site. The other locations have three meals provided, and after a day of wakeboarding you're too tired to cook a meal anyway.
I was pleased with the first school that I called today because of their professionalism. They have a receptionist who handles reservations, booking, questions etc... She asked me relevant questions and told me all about the amenities. She will be sending me a brochure in the mail.
The other location I called, with the Pro Boarders, has nothing to send to me in the mail in terms of information and rates. Overall they seem less professional, and find that to be a bit sketchy.
The last location I'm interested in had nobody answering phones this morning. At the moment, I'm leaning towards the all-inclusive place with the receptionist. They seem to have their stuff together, and I like that. She was also selling me on booking a two-week stay, which I'm leaning towards anyway. Most places book for one-week stays. She told me that most of the guest stay for two weeks and there are special reduced rates.
I'll keep everyone posted on this special and exciting endeavor of mine.