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Last year we bought our first Wine refrigerated unit - holds 112 bottles. Very neat to have. The wine can actually age longer.

Your posts are awesome - we're bring down some old Cab's for our 30th - we'll drink plenty of water before bedtime - remember I'll be studying a lot for the exam therefore consumption will be limited. Gary D. - meet us there and we'll give you a glass of a rare old 1978 Joseph Phelps Insignia...

I'm taking the padi certification at Ambergris Caye in Nov. I've ready through the book along with the DVD. If we have 1-2 glasses of Vino early aroung 5:30 - does this pose a problem when you go for your first ocean dive? I'm a beginner so info is important. Book says not much - is one glass okay?

I've decided to go ahead since I'll have a totally private one on one training at the Caye. Hubby will stand by me - whew! He'll snorkel from the boat while I dive. I'm going ahead with the padi course. Againk thanks for all of your support and wishes.

Missed you reply before - water wings - cute - you're funny!!!

We'll be there Nov. 18-23 - planning to take the ferry over to Cos - keep our fingers crossed! Hope it misses it.

These sites are truly helpful & again, thank you. Hubby is at the Allergist today hopefully with good news.

Joe, We're in modular two (padi) - although some of the questions are easy and common sense, some of it is physics- ouch! we're not physics majors - the bars throw me off! Certainly is a lot of info to learn - ouch!

After what appears to be ripped off by several bay area dive shops esp. on goggles, we found the last honest dive shop in Berkleey - The Original Steele's which has affordable prices, honest knowledge esp. on goggles. We were sold goggles from a San Bruno store from a guy who says these could be...

I'm checking out your sites. He didn't have to wear water wings. He may be okay.

Thanks Ken - hubby will definitely carry medicine plus the dive boat (we're going private with this wonderful couple) her hubby has the same problem and he's now a master dive instructor. He's doing much better in swimming that a week ago. I appreciate your thoughts & concerns. If the Dr...

Thank you for youor info; I wasn't too pleased with the post above. I replied to his post. Hubby sees Dr. Monday - swimming/floating lessons are at work - in fact he floated for 11 min. He has what the swim instructor calls musclar legs therefore he's not able to float like myself. It's too bad...

- never mind - I'll simply ignore your comments.

Here's to Bob - may he rest in peace - one of my favorite all time heros. Salute'

Thank you for your post - I nearly quit the board with the insult above. Obviously, I was curious if other divers had this medical problem along with being able to dive. I have missed a few comments - saw this one today.

Is the tea a prescription? He sees the Dr. next. Mon. He uses the sprays, etc., forget his meds yesterday - slows him down quite a lot. Enrolled him in swim lessons (for treading water) along with swim pointers.

Thanks for your advice - these are swim fins - will buy scuba fins after certification or perhaps before. We will definitely have boots. If your're from the Sacramento area, do you know Jorg Dutschke from Tahoe Citiy? He's a ski instructor, Alpine also dives with Pacfic Offshore Dives along...

I started with open toe fins along with the back having a strap. I must have poor feet for the bone (top of big toes) swells causing them to puff up. I have inserts (liners) any suggestions to prevent these? I just started to wear them this week.

Thank you for the good wishes. Hubby has completed 30 laps with fines & snoerkel however we have to figure out a way to get him to float - he sinks. (laugh). Any suggestions?