TeamBeer said

Jarvis has lost his touch, he's too old, can't relate to the kids. Look at the direction our team is going! Maybe we can hire Calapari, he could help!

6-26  14-16 16-7 vs 7-6 5-7 4-8 your dumb if you can not figure that out.

Ummm.....Owl country...are you serious (your font is not in red)

grayowl said

Probably should have stayed. But then I wouldn't be able to enjoy a steaming hot-buttered rum (with cinnamon) as much as I do here. Unfortunately, the dogs do not agree. They think minus-17 is entirely too cold for their bathroom (back yard). Who can blame them?

Any other general thoughts on the Denver area? Was considering doing my (medical) residency there, maybe at UColorado.

I've heard that it has the most outdoor things to do in a single area – an outdoor paradise. When I leave Florida I'm hoping to find a place where I can do hiking, biking, frisbee golf, kayaking, etc.

I'm sure grayowl will expand but as someone that's traveled to Denver for work quite a bit, I'd say that would be a perfect place for a guy that wants to hike, bike, ski, camp, and just be outdoors, especially if you like women that are into the same. Though you can find some very yuppie areas in Denver, the majority of people are "outdoorsy" and everyone is quite fit.

I am a strong booster of Denver and Colorado. My wife and I moved here three times (twice from California, once from Florida), and we chose to retire here. The comments above about the outdoors are correct. Pretty much any outdoors activity, except any requiring a beach, is available, and avidly pursued by many men, women and children. Colorado annually ranks at or near the top of the list for fittest residents. You'll find biking (bicycles and motorcycles), hiking, climbing, running, skiing, horseback riding, parks (national, state, local), spectator sports (pro and college), a wonderful outdoor amphitheater in the mountains (Red Rocks) and world-class music, indoor music venues (from classical to anything else), theater – and a good airport to get you to other locales, should you so desire. The physical beauty lends itself to photography, exploring, driving or simple meditation. Boulder (about 25 miles from Denver) also is very appealing; it is easily the most educated, environmentally conscious and liberal city in Colorado (generally a middle-of-the-road state, swinging back and forth politically). Good housing is available and prices are decent. Send a PM if you want more info, or a phone number.

grayowl said

I am a strong booster of Denver and Colorado. My wife and I moved here three times (twice from California, once from Florida), and we chose to retire here. The comments above about the outdoors are correct. Pretty much any outdoors activity, except any requiring a beach, is available, and avidly pursued by many men, women and children. Colorado annually ranks at or near the top of the list for fittest residents. You'll find biking (bicycles and motorcycles), hiking, climbing, running, skiing, horseback riding, parks (national, state, local), spectator sports (pro and college), a wonderful outdoor amphitheater in the mountains (Red Rocks) and world-class music, indoor music venues (from classical to anything else), theater – and a good airport to get you to other locales, should you so desire. The physical beauty lends itself to photography, exploring, driving or simple meditation. Boulder (about 25 miles from Denver) also is very appealing; it is easily the most educated, environmentally conscious and liberal city in Colorado (generally a middle-of-the-road state, swinging back and forth politically). Good housing is available and prices are decent. Send a PM if you want more info, or a phone number.

Uhhh..I think grayowl just made me want to move to Denver,lol . On a related note, my favorite band (Five Iron Frenzy) is from Denver!