Wow, I’m really surprised. Just when I thought I’d get slammed on my stem cell position, all I’ve gotten today were either kudos or thoughtful, considered replies! Thanks, everybody. I really believe a small, naive or ignorant minority of fanatics is trying to run this issue, despite the tragic consequences to those persons who could really benefit.
‘Nuff said on that.
Today was amazing day of skiing. Went to Mt. Rose and it was soooo perfect. For those of you who know Rose: it was ideal spring conditions. Not a rock or rough spot to be found anywhere. I skied most of the face and never an icy patch to be found, just perfectly groomed runs and no people. There were times I thought I was the only person there! The Northwest high speed was going up with maybe one or two people per chair! And, no wind. The parking lot of was less than half filled.
I browbeat Mr. Maven into tagging along. He’s not much into skiing this year due to all the medical stuff, but I told him that he needed ‘airing out’ - “pack up your Kindle and sit in the lodge and chill, dude.” It was a good thing, since we met a really nice retired couple from New York state that are new to the area, and I’ll be skiing with friend Russ, and new friend Shelly tomorrow. Anyway, Shelly and Shuggie kept Ron entertained while I was blasting down the hill with a big silly grin.
As you can see, I’m keeping it light and simple after that last couple of big, serious posts - and, quite frankly I’m a bit fatigued this evening. In a good way, of course.
Do check out the impurely maven page for a short rant on an op-ed piece I read this morning in todays’ amazing ever shrinking Reno Gazette-Journal on taxation here in Nevada.
Cheers.
maven