My husband made me do it!!

[NurseShark]

After reading the posts over his shoulder, he finally made me "get my own" account on scubaboard. The biggest difficulty now will be getting him to log off so I can post my 2 cents worth. I must say that what I have read so far has been impressive & the board seems to be full of great people with a vast amount of knowledge about our most recent & most encompassing passion - gettin' wet with the fish!

 

[MechDiver]

Welcome to the board. Hopefully "shark" is not descriptive

The obvious answer to having your own login here is to have your own computer That way you can argue with hubby online :bonk:

I see you are also in Gods Diving Country, or, as we know it, the PNW!

MD

 

[NurseShark]

From what I've been told, shark would not be descriptive!! But I do have a fascination & love of the greatest predator in the other 2/3rds of the world! The "nurse" part becomes obvious when you read my profile. You got to love the PNW - where half the time it's wetter on the land than in the ocean with your drysuit on! (I don't know about washington, but its raining cats & dogs in Vancouver today - some of them even blowing in sideways)!

 

[aquababe]

welcome to the board!
dive safe

 

[Tim Ingersoll]

Welcome to the boards from upstate New York. -4 degrees Farenheit this morning.

 

[tinman]

NurseShark once bubbled...
....but its raining cats & dogs in Vancouver today - some of them even blowing in sideways)!

...right, sure...the typical story from Vancouver...rain, I'm convinced it's a conspiracy to keep Easterners from learning the secret of the land of sun and honey...and great diving! Welcome aboard...are they still planning to sink a plane in a cove near Whistler?

Oh and thanks for asking, weather has been -20 o C for a week, warming up to -10 o C today...now you can go open the umbrella and gloat...

 

[jepuskar]

This is the first nurse shark I have seen.

We dont see too many in Lake Michigan or the quarry.

 

[Pez de Diablo]

Welcome to the board, I have found it to be a wealth of information. :slick:

 

[Jester]

Please consider this a nice warm welcome from the sunny south! By the way, what does a drysuit look like?

 

[canuckdiver]

welcome to the board!