What are you doing during the off-season?

Work till Thursday, then off to Miami, a weeklong cruise and then another week in the Tampa Bay area.

Trying not to think of the workload that will be waiting on the 5th of Jan.

BGSU sports. Trips to winter-friendly museums, events, locations with my kids. (Including the "It's Christmas Charlie Brown" presentation this weekend at The State theater in Sandusky. It provides a nice excuse to eat at Joe Sundae's and window shop a little.

I work on my personal projects, hit the rowing machine like made to stay in "riding shape" so I can keep up with the kids come spring.

Working, thinking of tearing down and rebuiding my tropical tank setup over Christmas break since the last of the kids' giant goldfish died and now I'll be able to put stuff in the tank without it getting eaten. I'll be paying some attention to my neglected piano.

Right now gearing up for hopefully a successful first semester of college. Got accepted next day when I turned all required paperwork in, took all of my military credits, enrolled me as a Sophmore, and got me registered and good to go.

Nervous, kinda feel a bit Rodney Dangerfield ish being out of school for so many years now, but I'm def. more ready than I was post High School, I def. needed the military and a few years of living on my own. But still *crosses fingers*

I work on organizing all my pictures from the summer season at the parks....I watch videos of the coasters. Checki in here, go sled riding, and write and count down the days to be back at Cedar Point!

TTD 120mph said:

But that's just how things are and I'm fine with helping them out. So it's now about trying to stay positive and look forward to starting the next coaster season.

I'm sorry to hear that Adam. I hope everything gets better for you and your family. :) I also understand the work, work, work, part. Actually this is for everyone to know. If you refer back to 2013 on page 1 of this topic, I'm still doing the same thing I was doing last year. Working two jobs and going to school.