End of the season? Need advise

[EricU]

Two weekends ago, we planned on boarding at the Sac River on Saturday as Oroville is getting real low and not worth the 2 1/2 hour drive for one day. But woke up to rain, so we headed up to Berryessa which is about 25 minutes away on Sunday and had a great day.

So last Saturday here the weather was perfect, about 85 degrees, but we were working on a buddy's backyard, planning on going boarding the next day, Sunday. Wake up early Sunday, to clouds, cold and rain (thanks Oregon!)

This weekend it is supposed to be almost 90 here in Nor Cal, but my wife's friend called and offered us her Tahoe condo, which my wife said yes (Tahoe in Fall???? WTF? Squaw doesn't have boarding in the fall!). And to top it off, my local baseball team (Go A's) are in the playoffs!

So now I need some help, do I:

1. Start coughing, "oh honey, you go without me, I don't want to ruin your weekend"
2. File divorce papers? Seems a little rash
3. Show her a little rash on my...?
4. Load up the boat, and tell her "I'll be back in a couple of minutes..." and return Sunday night?
5. Sell the house and move to Florida, board all year and their teams suck.
6. And please don't tell me to just "Man up" I am married

[jmvotto]

Take the boat and a wetsuit, water is always cold there.
I bet they have direct tv to watch the A's

[zabooda]

Get the water temperature from Tahoe and fill the bathtub with water at that temperature and add a slight breeze with a fan and have her spend some time in it. Get the forecasted air temperature and set the house thermostat to that and have her simulate boarding by standing in front of a fan set to high after she gets out of the tub dripping wet. Then ask her if that is what she looks forward to. More than likely you will run around the lake with your heater on and never get in the water. You could take a TV, inverter and rabbit ears and watch the game from the boat.

[EricU]

No boat for me on Tahoe, useless (beautiful, but useless) cold, cold, cold lake!

Not sure what we are supposed to do in Tahoe during fall?? Never been there without a snowboard! And did I mention it is supposed to be almost 90 here this weekend?!!

Just where does one get a "Ruffy"? Whoa!!! Just kidding!

[bergermaister]

Not sure what we are supposed to do in Tahoe during fall??

Actually my vote is #1.
It's amazing how quickly you can get over a cough when the sun is out and it hits 90+... Just ask my employer.

[sandm]

can't answer that question as don't really know your marriage dynamic, but if it was my place and we had not been on a vacation in a while, I'd probably go. not much to do there this time of year, but it is only for a weekend. chairlift to the top of the peak and hike will kill half day easy. pack a picnic, some wine, a blanket...... you get it

now if you have had some vacation time and this is really more about killing time, stay home and board, but offer up a nice dinner out sat night after the water to make up for the missed trip. tell her you had reservations planned already.

[jpetty3023]

sandm is the biggest romantic but Kane has the best plan of action. good luck with your FWP's


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[bergermaister]

I'm curious to hear how this ended?

You a mack daddy hero? Sleeping on the couch? Sleeping in the boat?

Living in the boat....

[EricU]

I'm curious to hear how this ended?

You a mack daddy hero? Sleeping on the couch? Sleeping in the boat?

Living in the boat....

You didn't hear? The A's choked their first game and are headed back to Detroit even at one apiece.

Rolled into Squaw about ten o'clock Thursday night, dressed like I was hitting Oroville. Only problem was it was 37 degrees! Took the whole family, ate too much and had a good time. That is the first time that I had seen the mountain without any snow at all. Truckee is still a kick, even without the snow. Cal-Neva is undergoing a full resto and not being torn down. Wish I had brought my mountain bike

My boat is covered and I think mad at me, so hopefully we can squeeze at least one or two more days at our local Berryessa before the winterization process.

[jzelt]

And we call it (boating) PPAD-what the Poor People are doing... (cause the rich ones are still working hard, chasing that dollar instead of enjoying it).