In 2 and 1/2 months, I will move to the other side of the North American continent. New job, new friends, new mountains, new ocean, new car, new church, new apartment. I'm not the slightest bit worried, instead I'm strangely excited. Life is an adventure you know. Not that my job here isn't sometimes an adventure. The other day, while ransacking the laboratory's cabinets looking for a plastic fork, I found in one drawer; a woman's pink woolen sock, a cardboard box labeled 'bombs,' and some chemicals that are near the bottom of the Periodic Table of Elements. (Dave, if you're reading this. . .they have metallic Selenium here! The solid metal form.)
Nessie is in the news again, (long as we're on the subject.) Last week somebody claimed to shoot a pic of her. Now, there is a $2 million reward for definitive evidence of the Loch Ness monster.
Yesterday, I saw a gold ring in a pig's snout going to prison. I'll let you fill in the details.
In running news: Last week was painful. I felt like a slug vacationing at the Great Salt Lake. Today wasn't much better-7 and 1/2 miles, very easy. Followed by weight-lifting and fried saffron rice.
3 comments:
Good luck in your move!
Thanks. I need the luck, (and gas money, and directions, and a new cell phone...and 1,001 other things)
I hope you enjoy the west coast, it beautiful out here, and even better, the sun sets in the ocean, like in all the movies!
I haven't spent much time in Wash. but at least you wouldn't be hard up for rain!
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