Pls hlp with weekender leaving from Fort Myers

For the months of Jan, Feb and Mar, my parents will be staying in Fort
Myers. They're in their 60s but still pretty active. We, the kids, have
pooled about $1000 together and would like to get them a trip or
adventure from Fort Myers while they are there. It could be a weekender
to a B&B, or golf trip somewhere, or maybe a boat trip to an island for
a few days, or anything else that's interesting.

Please share ideas if you have any. None of us know the area well so
we're stuck.

thanks,
George

pltrgyst wrote:
> On 17 Nov 2006 19:32:36 -0800, "dbone" <dbone66@m> wrote:
>
> >.... They're in their 60s but still pretty active....
>
> A weekend cruise. Wow! Sheesh.
>
> Let's see, I'm in my sixties. I have a flag football game to play this afternoon
> (unfortunately, it interferes with watching Michigan cream OSU). My wife and I
> play competitive tennis at least twice a week. I play league volleyball and
> wallyball a couple times a week, league softball (fast pitch) in the summer,
> basketball in the winter, race a Formula Ford, ride two motorcycles (not
> cruisers), have a weekly nl hold'em poker game at my house, etc.
>
> For a weekend cruise "adventure", you don't have to be active; you just have to
> be breathing. Maybe your old folks are dead and you just haven't noticed yet.
>
> -- Larry

Dude, you're my hero.

Did you even read my first message? I said "still pretty active" as
opposed to active, which is going off cliffs on a snowboard or catching
30 feet of air on a kiteboard. But that's OK, keep on playing flag
football and wallyball. Come back to me when you're 68 and I'll see if
there's a spot for you on my Dad's ice hockey team. They can always use
a stick boy.

Like I said we're just looking to get them a weekend get away, the boat
trip to the Keys was a good suggestion.