Oh, it's ON

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Busbees vs. Slikers

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We've spent many years building a friendship based on loving, moral, spiritual (& sometimes financial) support. We've been together in some hard times, shared some funny times, been through the gamut (& thru 3 pastors, 2 interims, but who's counting).
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(Jackie's looking a tad bit over confident here, don'cha think?)

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So when Doug asked if we'd like a little friendly competition at the NASCAR Park racetrak, I was juiced.

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Visions of Street Legal & Need for Speed danced in my head.

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I cut my teeth on Atari's Gran Trak 10, racing against the clock.

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Then in '82, which was quite a memorable year by the way, Pole Position introduced other cars and drivers to the game. Computerized cars and drivers, not the guy/gal sitting next to you.

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Then I missed many years on the video racing game scene as I was busy having babies.

Around 1999 I went out again and discovered that racing games now consisted of several players, real, live people, all competing against each other simultaneously. Totally. I stunk. But I blamed that on over ten years of forced retirement.

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Between '99 and '09, I spent very little time on these competitive simulators.

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And that brings us up to the Big Day, the Busbee's Gatorade Duel 1 when Doug sauntered up to us and asked if we dared.

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Oh, we dared, Buddy. We came, we saw, we conquered.

Next on the agenda: Busbee's Gatorade Duel 2: Demolition Derby.

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Bring it on, Jackie, you just bring it on, sister.