First Regatta of the Season

<p>Just got back from Worcester, MA, where CGA met up with Holy Cross, Wesleyan, and Mt. Holyoke(JM's alma mater...ha ha) this morning. Here are some pics.</p>

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<p>JM is obviously a Smithie</p>

<p>Noooo I'm not. What's a "Smithie" anyhow? You guys are forever trying to go over my wee little head and you know how easily its done dang it. Tell me what a Smithie is or you'll be sorry.</p>

<p>I just now had time to check out the photos Boss. I see a grill! YUM. My Coastie looks good as ever. What were his times? The weather looked nice for a change. BTW, I have my air on. It was 85 today. My eyes for just one Spring that last more than three days before it hits the very depths of a good old southen summer. Break out the lemon-aid!</p>

<p>A "Smithie" is a graduate of Smith College, one of the famed "Seven Sisters" colleges along with Mt. Holyoke, Bryn Mawr, etc. LF and I were just having some fun at your expense(what else is new?)</p>

<p>Steve's crew had the second best time of the day among all the CGA crews and fifth best overall among 26 boats in the race. Not bad for a bunch of 4/c's who never rowed before this year.</p>

<p>The weather was pretty good, 65 or so although it rained later in the day. Now we're back into the 50's for a few days...ugh.</p>

<p>I always heard it was Smith to wed, Holyoke to bed -- or was it the other way around?</p>

<p>I'm not goin there folks...</p>