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229--Wisconsin: The Sea Biscuit Chronicles @ CherieSpotting     Aug 29 2004 - 16:27 PST cherie writes: It may have been a language misunderstanding. Sam's family is from England where they go to the water closet, smoke fags, put tomato sauce on their hot dogs, and get pissed at pubs. Perhaps Adrian, Sam's English Uncle, thought a "sea biscuit" was a tasty pastry served after a long day on the water. When offered a sea biscuit, he eagerly accepted. The dictionary defines "sea biscuit" as a hard bread made only of flower and water. If a modern definition was included, it might say something like this: Sea biscuit, n. An inflatable device dragged behind a boat at high speeds with screaming passengers. The boat driver's goal is to eject the victim off the sea biscuit while the rider holds on for dear life. Click on each picture to see it full size. read comments (0) | write comment| views: 4004    | rated: 0.0    printer-friendly version   Allison and Julie "get air" on the sea biscuit. What goes up, must come down (law of gravity.) Are you sure we are ready for this? Hold on! Big Brother (Jamie) gets sweet revenge. Adrian tries a "sea biscuit" with his sister Miranda. Fortunately, they live to tell the tale. The two Kevins at rest. *Photo by Jean. Dockside fun. Cherie and Renee. How can you tell this is a father and son? It's the shoes. There's the sun, Dustin! Ben smiles. Margaret likes it. There's no such thing as too big of a smile. Hold on Cherie and Renee. Where's Cherie? One more try--hang on tight! The lonely sea biscuit. Nancy and Shirad. Ben and Jean. Ben and Jean getting air. Where's Jean? Sam buttons up the ski boat. Let's use the pontoon boat! Woman at the wheel! Carter and Nancy. Cherie and Jean, lucky friends. Renee takes a photo. Safe, back on the dock. Sitting on the dock of the bay (not wasting time.) Charlie wants to go outside. Good friends, good food. Katie and little Sam. Baby you should be in pictures. Dolly and John. Ladies! After a day on the water, those ladies know how to clean up for a proper dinner. Black and white. Sam, the groom and photographer. Greg, Dustin, Sam and Shirad. Jean and Dustin. Renee and Greg. Shirad and Julie. Sam, Margaret, Allison and Cherie. Margaret and Allison. Girls, girls, girls. Ready for dinner? Let's eat! Delicious food. Julie, Shirad and Jamie. Watch my eyes disappear. Stephanie, Jamie, and Margaret. Lovely smiles. Katie and little Sam. On the way back to the cabin. Party in the boat house. What can they say--It's love. Now that's a woman who knows how to have fun. Sam and Peter. The boat house. The guys ready to sail. Celebrating love. Who weighs more? Why are the kids so quiet? Carter must be hungry. Adrian and Miranda, brother and sister. Sleeping. Sam and Margaret. Dessert anyone? Two kids. Where do you buy a hat like that? The Wampum Shop? Sam and Nancy. Jean and Margaret. Renee and Cherie. Sam and Jean. The guys. The girls. Steve and Greg. Cherie, Sam and Allison in front of the portable beer truck. Children are happiness (when they aren't crying or fighting.) Three generations.