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On Sunday, my friend Jeff from middle school came up to visit (he goes to school in Seattle) for the afternoon--we wandered around Fairhaven, downtown Bellingham, checked out the Sehome Arboretum tower, and got greasy delicious chinese food at Happy Panda or something.
Today we practiced throws in jujitsu, and I am developing a really gnarly looking bruise on my bicep. I'll post a picture later if it's not too grotesque. Man, I never thought I bruised easily, but apparently... Also, I thought I had upper body strength, but I had a hell of a time doing the throws, even with a guy who weighs 10-15 pounds less than I do.
Ryan and I went for a hike at Stimpson since neither of us had been there for a long time--they had even built a new trail leading around this lake that shouldn't have been there with lots of weird cement things by the side. It looked like there was a tree chained to a post in the middle of the lake, but we realized the tree had just floated into it. I swear some boy scout troup has adopted the nature reserve and claimed it as their eagle scout reserve project--every bridge is for a different eagle scout's project.


Then I went to the library and did some homework, went to Win's drive in ("don't be a loser, eat at Win's") where they make a damn good strawberry shake and excellent fries, then grocery shopped and walked home. I've been wondering why my shoulder's been hurting this afternoon...but I felt good about walking.
Ok I'm lame, I missed Darwin's birthday.

Loooooooootttt!

You blow bubbles of plastic that harden momentarily before deflating.

Night-light frisbee.

She was cold!

Attack of the killer auto turkey saw!

Wheeee.

The atrocity that is my neighbor's house.

Family seems pleased.

Free for all Xmas came up with some interesting results.

I heart practical gifts.
"[Bush] administration officials asserted Friday that the United States had played a leading role in studying and combating climate change, in part by an investment of an average of almost $5 billion a year for the past six years in research and tax incentives for new technologies." How can they say this, and how can anyone believe them!?!
I called my mom this morning for a scone recipe, and she said, "The recipe for the scones I made this morning?!" All I can say is, great minds think alike.
I went on a girl date with my friend Dani and we got clothes at the thrift store and painted pre-made pottery. I'm painting a monster menagerie on a cookie jar.
