
The last week or so has been crazy....like a fox. I turned 21 which was pretty interesting to say the least. All the cool kids rode around to a few places of drink to acquire a stupendous stupor. Class the next morning with my favourite geology professor was quite interesting. I saved him a lot of roll call by counting all the people in the class (89 of 156 showed up) and he just counted the people on the sign in sheet. Ya, we definitely make a great team. Wait til he sees my review tho....hehe.
Me and my buddy Todd


Me and my hero Jen (silent but deadly)

Left to Right: Betsy, Todd, MASA!!!, some creapy dude we found on the side of the road

When the photographer is being photographed, who does the photographing? I guess we'll never know

Treva is cool as hell

Safety first!!

"3B" vision

School has been pretty easy lately. After the second wave of tests, everything pretty much stops for awhile and learning seems to cease. This works out perfect with all the work that I am getting on the farm lately. I won't bore my readers with those details though...lets just say that the milk is once again making it to the table.
I have a government professor that is really keeping things lively lately. Now that I am used to the way he talks, I can understand his mumblings enough to catch all the jokes (they are jokes, right?!?!). He is just about as liberal as a pot smoking Cocker Spaniel. Then there is this old white guy that sits front row and watches a lot of Fox news and thinks that the younger generation is worthless. This proves to be quite entertaining when talk of health care comes up. I even brought popcorn last Thursday.
I am getting A's in all my business classes that count, probably a B in my favourite geology class of all time, and I think I'm actually failing the government class. However, the entire class is also doing really bad and I'm above average by far. The questions on the review are not really questions, nor statements, nor sentences, nor even a subject and verb in some situations. This, and the fact that he is so hard to follow through a maze of off topic discussions keeps my grade a bit on the low side. I think there will be an attendance bonus to level things out...
Anyways, I also took roughly two weeks off or more from the bike after doing that ride to Mt. Scott and back. It fit in well in my time of easy schoolin' and busy work time. I rode thrice this week now and am feeling really good. Today I did 90 miles with the group and won the hill sprint into Byers for the first time since my career peak that time I beat Les several years ago (I think that happened anyways). Oh and I ate some roadkill because Todder dared me to. I didn't throw up so I think he owes me some beer or something.
Anyways one of my favourite bands is playing tonight in town! When I heard that "Between the Buried and Me" was coming to town, I realized that this place isn't quite the hicked out trash-hole that I discredited it to be in earlier times. So I best be heading that way in a few.
Special thanks to Loren for the classy photos.






