Dinosaurs, marshmallows, and my sister.
Before I get into posting pictures from the weekend I have a little quiz for you. Based on this photo, can you discern what cereal I had for breakfast?
I know what the cereal is and can't even tell what the hell half those marshmallows are supposed to be. I'll post the answer in the comments section.
For those of you that know her and are wondering "What phase is she going through now?" here is a photo of my sister:
She seems to have stopped her Madona-esque style reinvention and settled into moody, life-questioning, angst-rocker. She'd never taken the BART nor gone to downtown Berkeley before, so this weekend we did both. I'd heard the UC Berkeley life science building had some dinosaur skeletons in it so we walked over and checked it out. The only full ones they had were a T-Rex and Pteranodon, it really just made me miss living near the Smithsonian.
I'm glad these were the two skeletons they had, I mean who doesn't like a T-Rex? The Pteranadon was nice too as I have a personal affinity for it having used it as the punchline in a Hat Feathers strip. Which reminds me I should post those on my website in their entirety. Maybe when I'm done with Spooktown 2, I'll get around to that.
I know what the cereal is and can't even tell what the hell half those marshmallows are supposed to be. I'll post the answer in the comments section.
For those of you that know her and are wondering "What phase is she going through now?" here is a photo of my sister:
She seems to have stopped her Madona-esque style reinvention and settled into moody, life-questioning, angst-rocker. She'd never taken the BART nor gone to downtown Berkeley before, so this weekend we did both. I'd heard the UC Berkeley life science building had some dinosaur skeletons in it so we walked over and checked it out. The only full ones they had were a T-Rex and Pteranodon, it really just made me miss living near the Smithsonian.
I'm glad these were the two skeletons they had, I mean who doesn't like a T-Rex? The Pteranadon was nice too as I have a personal affinity for it having used it as the punchline in a Hat Feathers strip. Which reminds me I should post those on my website in their entirety. Maybe when I'm done with Spooktown 2, I'll get around to that.