An excerpt from the annals of T.I.P.R. and a belated Happy Father's Day to the Father Cobbs out there... Here is the Father's Day cover of the P.R. Daily Sun. The caption reads, "Children give a Father's Day greeting to their father, incarcerated in the U.S. Federal Prison in Guaynabo." It's worth noting that these girls are standing on the side of PR's busiest highway. Oh, la isla del encanto!
Our story begins with our original Pony under a dark cloud, literally and figuratively, while getting shized out due to a fat high tide. Laguna's high tide breaks were searched to no avail. Breakfast at the OI was small consolation. At least some cobbing was done.
Rico headed north, grabbed the Big Dipper and headed out for sushi prior to hitting the HOB for the Umphrey's show. UM sold the place out and rocked the house on a raucous St. Patty's Day night.
The Dipper & Rico enjoyed the backstage rage and meeting Pony2's home town crew. After a late nights journey back to Laguna, Pony2 and Rico headed down to Sano for some sunny Spring waves on a beautiful morning.
Pony2's determination & stoke resulted in a few successful rides and a significant advancement of his skillz. Thirty minutes into our session, the original Pony arrived and joined in the fun.
It was more than a meeting of names, it was a meeting of minds. As the saying goes, "Keep Cobbing and good things will happen!"
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