Last night, I was pleasantly surprised to see the third installment of Jurassic Park in HD on TV. It was the perfect way to wind down a long day of riding through ocean side canyons on a motorcycle. A person really doesn’t know how sore their backside and inner thighs can get until leaning back and forth for mile after mile on sharp canyon twisties. All that mind exercise mixed with the aggressive motorcycle seating position had me spent the moment we got back.
From there the sun quickly faded below the horizon and the stars came out. With the living room lights dim, I sat back in front of the home theater and watched a T-Rex escape out of a ship’s holding bay before running amuck on the downtown streets of San Diego. Every sharp roar of the T-Rex projected perfectly out of my home theater components. I had the sub turned up so his large dino steps nearly shook the room. I could not help but look out my own patio almost expecting to see the large scaly head of a T-Rex. That is the power of a good home theater
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Last night, I was pleasantly surprised to see the third installment of Jurassic Park in HD on TV. It was the perfect way to wind down a long day of riding through ocean side canyons on a motorcycle. A person really doesn’t know how sore their backside and inner thighs can get until leaning back and forth for mile after mile on sharp canyon twisties. All that mind exercise mixed with the aggressive motorcycle seating position had me spent the moment we got back.
