My sister reads my livejournal
Which is kind of weird considering that you know your family has preconceptions about what type of person they think you are. So if she's going to read it here, then I might as well be out with it beforehand.
I'm done with finals. Bleh.
I know I don't post regularly, but what is there to post. I've already said most everything that there is to be said at this point, that rehashing it over and over wouldn't make much sense now, would it?
Interesting things I've done:
Went hiking in the Superstition Mountains, went panning for gold in a riverbed. There really is gold in them thar hills, but next time I'll bring a metal detector because dry panning is ridiculous in its own right. We hiked for two hours before we got to the site, spent probably a good 15 minutes therem asked a pasing and would have taken two hours to hike back if Keith hadn't asked a passing SUV for a ride and the guy hadn't been super nice and accepted. So Ron, Jackson, Keith and myself went romping through the desert in a ford Explorer, and it was the most fun ride ever. This thing was elegant, complete with DVD player in the back seat, and automatic ride control with a panel that showed how the suspension system was reacting, to name a few. We made it back in 10 minutes.
My Honeywell internship is the same as it's been.
I haven't been on a date in a while, which sucks.
Okay, I think that's about it. I'll try to keep updated, but of course you've heard it all before.
-Eric D.
I'm done with finals. Bleh.
I know I don't post regularly, but what is there to post. I've already said most everything that there is to be said at this point, that rehashing it over and over wouldn't make much sense now, would it?
Interesting things I've done:
Went hiking in the Superstition Mountains, went panning for gold in a riverbed. There really is gold in them thar hills, but next time I'll bring a metal detector because dry panning is ridiculous in its own right. We hiked for two hours before we got to the site, spent probably a good 15 minutes therem asked a pasing and would have taken two hours to hike back if Keith hadn't asked a passing SUV for a ride and the guy hadn't been super nice and accepted. So Ron, Jackson, Keith and myself went romping through the desert in a ford Explorer, and it was the most fun ride ever. This thing was elegant, complete with DVD player in the back seat, and automatic ride control with a panel that showed how the suspension system was reacting, to name a few. We made it back in 10 minutes.
My Honeywell internship is the same as it's been.
I haven't been on a date in a while, which sucks.
Okay, I think that's about it. I'll try to keep updated, but of course you've heard it all before.
-Eric D.