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Reading Topic #5309
This is a very dangerous place. Once here it's difficult to get out and then lot's of time gets spent reading (and perhaps responding) when one should be busy with driving trains (sim or real - sim for me) or even - if we can't possily procrastinate any more - doing chores.Any other thoughts or remedies (other than not coming)?? cheersJohn
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I have discovered the same John! But for me, it is a great thing to come along, as I had a accident a few years back, and up until my wife bought me a copy of MSTS, I was pretty down about things.I have now found that instead of relaxing on the weekend like I use to, I do all the cleaning and chores on the weekend, and play MSTS throughout the week while I stay home with my daughter.But like with most things, life takes a front seat, and soon, I will be bidding all a brief farewell while I prepare to move the family north to Syracuse........But only after my June trip to Sandpatch, and my July trip to Tehachapi.Chris Bogley
chrisb@tailsnrails.com
Ft. Huachuca AZ
www.tailsnrails.com Plane photos, train photos...and moreTehachapi Pass II review at www.msnusers.com/MSTSTehachapi
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I would much rather face this danger than the danger posed by crazy maniacal drivers out on the roads these days. I could do a real dissertation on that subject but I better just keep my mouth shut and my blood pressure down!!Cal Rasmussen
Beaverton, OR
cal.rasmussen@verizon.netColumbia Gorge Route (Phase 1 track completed, 60% scenery, learning 3D Canvas)
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