2010 National Cherry Festival Schedule

How Pissed Was I

I am a huge State fan and when State was tied with Tennessee for a bid to the final four at 69pts a piece my television suddenly froze up. I thought it might be a bad connection or some camera guy  at the game forgot to change His battery, but t no, it was Charter Cable. So Pissed!  I didn’t know what happened in the game until I called my brother who has the Dish Network.   He told me that MSU had won the game by one point.  The station CBS ( channel 10) continued to be frozen for over an hour. I tried calling Charter, but it just sent me to an automated teller who said” all lines are busy.”  I can not believe that they could not fix it quickly.  Why didn’t they have somebody working for them that would monitor this type of malfunction?  It is a huge game, with expensive commercials and a huge audience.  Needless to say, they suck now in my mind.  I’m switching to the Dish!

“Alright dads, you’re prepared to embark on a Daddy Day. You have your baby in the backpack, or perhaps a toddler in hand, maybe yours is a teen straggling a safe distance behind. Regardless of your years as a dad, your mind is most likely fixated on the question: now what?”

This is snippet of an article that I found on www.traversecitykids.com. I was recently blessed with a wonderful baby girl and was wondering what things I could do with Her. I found this page to be verry helpful. If you want great ideas  of how to have fun as a dad with kids then visit Traverse City Kids website and read the article on daddy daze.

Every November, over 2,000 competitors and 4,000 spectators from all over the U.S. and Canada gather in this picturesque northern Michigan resort area (better known for its summer beaches and golf courses) to participate in one of the strangest and most grueling cold-weather events in off-road bicycle racing.

Now in its 20th year, the 2009 Iceman Cometh will be held Nov. 7 – and organizers had no trouble filling all 2,000 available slots by mid-June.

$25 festival ticket includes live performances from national and local acts including Delilah DeWylde & The Lost Boys, Euforquestra, Levi Britton, The Rachael Davis Band, Steppin’ In It, Joshua Davis, Grand Traverse Pipes & Drums, and more; craft beer education; five 7 oz. pours (with additional tokens available for purchase); FREE sleigh rides; FREE Celtic Shuttle service every 15-20 minutes from North Peak Brewery in downtown Traverse City; FREE festival after-party; and more!