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I have wanted to learn to scuba dive for a long time. As I get older though, I find it more difficult to even dive to the bottom of the deep end because my ears hurt. Would I even be able to handle the depths that scuba diving requires?

I think they will fry anything these days!! A lot of the different items don't sound very appetizing, but the cookie dough sounds tasty. Too bad it is so fattening!

I'll have to look into the gel ones. I'm glad to know I'm not the only one with this problem! =) I guess that is why you always see the professional riders with their bottoms in the air! ;)

Normally they break into things and get into things because the smell some sort of food. I wonder what they are smelling. There really isn't a good repellent for them. I think your best bet is extermination. =(

I'm pretty sure that I am not allergic to it. I grew up running through the woods and never got a rash from poison ivy. You might try oatmeal baths or benadryl.

Sounds like it would be the way to go. I know people start tailgating early. It would definitely help if the weather is not optimal.

I didn't realize you could buy a kayak equipped with a livewell. My husband uses the aeration tablets when he goes fishing, but he's never gone fishing in a kayak.

I love to ride bikes, but the seats get so uncomfortable after riding for a little while. Does anyone have any suggestions on a brand of comfortable bike seats?

My husband and I go camping regularly. He is very much a gadgets man. He buys some of the most unnecessary gadgets for our trips. Is anyone else like this?

I prefer the airbeds because they are easier to tote. I don't go camping in the winter, so warmth isn't a big issue for me.

I went kayaking in Progresso, Mexico. It was the first time I ever went kayaking and I didn't find it difficult at all. I am not sure about the difficulty to flip back over...we never turned over, but we were in very calm water.

I have been white water rafting on the Ocoee, Chatooga and Nantahala. The Chatooga and Nantahala are great if you want a great view throughout the trip, but it is going to be an all day trip. The Ocoee has rapids of all different levels and because it is man made, it is a short trip.

Seriously! I have never heard of someone getting ticketed for riding too fast on a bike! I can understand the light or not riding in the proper areas, but the speed thing is too much.

I will occasionally go fishing, but I love to go water skiing and tubing. I want to try some wake boarding too. When it is warm I practically live on the water.

Ice fishing does not sound like fun to me. I like being outdoors, but I think that would be a bit too much for me.

We have some great places to ride in our area, but you have to pay to ride there. The other areas I have found to ride are patrolled by cops too.

I don't have an ATV myself, but sometimes I ride with my friends. We have never had any problems with cops pulling people over. We try to stay away from private property.

I love white water rafting and I'm always looking for a new place to go. I've been on the Chatooga, Ocoee, Nantahala and another I can't recall. Where have you been white water rafting?

Wow...I don't think I will be trying that one any time soon. I think my dad taught me. I was pretty young though. I know I was on the swim team by the age of 6, so I learned by the time I was 4 or 5.