Roo wanted to know how my trip to Europe went, so I am making a post for it. Well actually he wanted to know how the women are.
I wanted to let you all know I am back and safe. I am planning on a full series of posts explaining the two weeks. For now Roo, you might like to know the women in Barcelona are not too bad on the eyes.
Until later.
Last night was the annual UP vs Gonzaga basketball game at UP. I was lucky enough to have front row seats behind the basket and the cheerleaders.
At one point in search for the ball, one Gonzaga player decided to face plant himself in a friend’s chest. That friend being Jason.
While we were still talking about a large man falling on Jason, I was privileged enough to look up just as the ball was hitting me in the face. I would like to say I took it on the chin with a grin, but it was more like on the nose with a smile (and a bloody nose). Jason later told me he could have stopped it, but since I didn’t help him with the falling man, I was on my own for that one.
And that was my Monday.
I am in the process of planning a trip to Pamplona, Spain this summer to Run with the Bulls. I have realized I know nothing about the travel system in Europe. Ok, I am fairly certain they have planes, trains, and automobiles over there, but learning all about their systems is an adventure in itself.
As of now, we think we are going to go from PDX to Dublin, Ireland. After three nights there, we are flying down to Spain (possibly through Madrid, possibly straight to Pamplona) for two or three more nights. Then comes the transcontinental train ride to Paris. No that is not transcontinental but it really long. Three nights in Paris. Amsterdam will be our final stop.
I am really looking forward to this trip since I have never been to Europe. Making sure there are flights/trains leaving and coming on the days we want them too is exhausting. We will figure it out though and there will be more on this later.
Who would have thought it would have topped 70 degrees three times in the last week, and if you hadn’t noticed it’s October. This stuff is sweet. Bring it on.
The warm weather in October is so freaking awesome that Wallstrip had a piece on what it will mean for the markets in the coming months. Pretty darn funny.
Hope you get a chance to get out there and enjoy it before the cold 50 degrees of January come knocking.
Last August I was hit by a car (or boat depending on who you ask) while I was riding my bike. Well it turns out, I am not the only person who thinks those who do not have their turn signals on should not turn. I say that because last Thursday it happened again. This time the story replaces the car/boat with a cement truck.
This post is dedicated to Tracey Sparling. I would also ask everybody to look for cyclist before turning right.
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