Good times had by all as recent events have led to a relocation to the SLC. The old peach house with the pirate flag and all the stuff I never moved out of the house, making it always feel like home even if it was for only a night during the long drive to California. But i am back home again here. Moved to an upstairs room and am stoked about that like someone who buys a house on the hill and feels good about themselves because they are able to look down on all the other houses. Yeah that is how I feel looking down on my other roommates because they live downstairs. And it plays well into news years resolutions to get more exercise by having to climb stairs every time i need something from my room. And reminds me of growing up in the stairiest house ever. A few note worthy activities have included:
-a day of Utah's great snow capped mountains strapped to a board of nar making joy practicing butter maneuvers and switch riding as well as adding a star to my snowboarding achievement list under the feet of air achieved off the ground bracket making a grand total of two stars in that bracket(im proud of myself). Good snowboard days are doubly delightful when shared in good company, making this recent day in Park city comparable to a dozen sticks of double mint gum. (double the fun)
-a joyous night of good provo eats, starting with Bombay house hotter than manageable coconut kurma and truly making a mess of myself while trying to impress the lady I was with my hot food in mouth managing ability. failed. and topping off that with a scrupulously delightful cold stone selection of fruits and frozen yumminess. and frozen yumminess tastes even more yummy when purchased on a cold stone card that has long been suspected to not have money on it but kept none the less for the hope that it might actually have something good on it.
-musical mayhem handstamps!!! Salt Lake is a great place for good music. So many people developing different aspects of music. A few nights have been spent listening to friends play a wide variety of ear titillating wonderment. Not only bands but individuals with true musical talent. I enjoyed a Fhe talent show with friends preforming on bagpipes pianos and violins. I feel inadequite as so many friends are gifted with the instruments and inspired to follow my dreams of furthering my panflute abilities. first step: find or start making my pan flute
More tasty treats to come as the meal of life dishes up greatness back to Salt Lake and the open arms of a single mans life with all its short comings and random bumps and insecurities. People to meet, places to see, and yumminess around each corner.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Monday, February 16, 2009
On the plate update:
Good bye Colorado. Ill miss your quirkiness for now. Someday I wish to return to be a part of the sun winter state that is you and remain here for a much longer extended stay. For now I am packing my bags cleaning the car and saying good byes. Zach and Kristy have been the best friends a single guy could have. Along with the nieces and nephews. When you are down they cheer you up and when you are hungry you eat their leftovers. I sure am going to miss the home cooked meals enjoyed here all to often. So its pavement pounding time wednesday morning as I make my way up to fort collins and pick up a few ride sharing people kind enough to help out with gas through to California. Should be interesting. So Salt Lake and Provo wednesday night. Thursday quick California trip, pay a visit to the home front. Tim and Wiatte's wedding. A glorious reunion of two people made perfectly for each other. Visiting with my father. Grab some belongings from home and then its back to Salt Lake. Where I will become a full time employee of Buck Wild Mechanical Bull services. Back to the single life only this time I planning on keeping a strict bed time. Sleeping is such a wonderful thing. The last couple days have been troubled with cold like symptoms due to lack of sleep brought on by long late night games of acquire and puerto rico. Well wish me luck as the long drives continue.
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