She too decided not to hangout.  She reached the bottom and met up with Michael and Debra and some much deserved hugs.
  Well the only one left was Karimeh.  Lorne had by now been hanging out at around 65 feet below the surface of the earth for at least 30-40 minutes.  Finally Karimeh was making her way down into the cavern.  She met up with Lorne and the two of them reached out to each other and held hands.  Holding hands was not enough for these two, they both exchanged a warm and romantic kiss while hanging 65 feet below the earth's surface.  How cool!  After some time they made their final descent to the cavern bottom where our repelers were greeted by members of the club.  After leaving
Moaning Caverns the group headed off for a well deserved lunch.  We found a nice little place to eat and hang out for a while and then we headed back home.  The trip was very enjoyable.  Thank you Michael for putting all the time and effort into making this a great trip.


Game Night, August 23

  It was a beautiful Saturday afternoon and the club met at the Campbell's home for some relaxing fun and good friends.  This was the second or third game day/night we have done as a club and like the others it was sure to be a lot of fun.  We sat around conversing while some people played Bocce Ball, a form of outdoor bowling.  As the day progressed we fired up the bar-b-que and people grilled their favorite foods.  As day turned into night some people had to leave, but others stayed and
continued conversing and enjoying everyone's company.  The night ended with a fun round of
Pictionary.  The surprise player was Dave Douglas, the artist of the night.  We laughed quite hard and had an awesome time.  I think the highlight of the game had to do with two items in particular drawings: grab a$$ and dirty dancing.  What do you think Wendy?  Thank you so much Judy and John for once again opening up your home to us.  As always you were wonderful hosts.  I am sure we shall look forward to next years game night.


Trivia question:
  How often do you think a collision between a train and a car or truck occur in the United States?
Answer on page 6