Putter Problems.

Golf is an exciting sport, not because of the action, but because of the thrill (or chill) of hoping your ball goes where you hit it (and not into a Piranha Plant's mouth).  I especially like the scenery.

Dairy Drive.

I love summer for three reasons: sunshine (but I get plenty of that at home), friends (although I like to see them all year), and ice cream (enough said).  We were literally sprinting to Dairy Queen when this picture was taken.  Daisy said "Hi, guys!", and we waved back without stopping (except me because I generally don't wave when someone's on my back).  I think she meant to surprise us and photograph it, but we had an established mission in mind, and we were too focused on it to think of much else.  We did, however, bring her a blizzard on the way back.

Crazy Caretaking.

It's a great job...just not a slow-paced one.  I have to admire the parents who spend time with their kids, even when the kids are floating away.

Yoshi See, Yoshi Do?

It's funny how you can be viewed by so many different people so many different ways, isn't it?  I don't think we ever come across exactly as we imagine, but I also don't believe that that's really a bad thing.  After all, we often look worse to ourselves than we do to others, right?


With regards to Denia-DN

Cabret Confused Me.

Yeah...so Hugo's a great kid.  You just have to get to know him, and that takes a while.  His first best friend described him as excessively enigmatic.  But he's good hearted, and I'd recommend his film (as long as you can withstand George Melies' weird imagination).

Tongue Traction.

I almost wish my friends hadn't taken this picture, because it looks like I'm being really rude.  Actually, Mario and I were taking a tight corner, and I thought sticking my tongue out would help provide some wind resistance to help stabilize his steering.  I doubt that actually makes any sense, but it's what I was trying to do.  I wasn't teasing anyone.

Bane of Boromir.

Normally I'd totally agree with him...but it was kind of an emergency.  However, I found that you don't explain "extenuating circumstances" to a warrior from Gondor.  All I received was this face: