Shake things up a bit

http://mentalfloss.com/article/31063/ambiguous-origins-hokey-pokey

What is the Hokey Pokey and is that REALLY what it's all about?  I mean...you put your right foot in, you put your right foot out, you put the right foot back in there and you shake it all about.  

One might suggest the hokey pokey is what you do as you turn yourself about; AKA jazz hands. I think it's high time that we took a harder look at the TRUE meaning of the hokey pokey and how it applies in our own lives.  Now that may cause us to have to shake things up a bit, and get the earth moving.  In the end you might just be kicking up some dust and shuffling like a madman around on the floor clapping your hands and having a good time; and THATS what it's all about.

Not too much of a big update.

I am finally getting down to the nitty gritty in my education. My classes are jam packed with good stuff. Who'd a thought I would actually like school someday......weird. I always get all these ideas of stuff I want to do for a job when I graduate...like working for ski resorts to help do the planning and designing for their mountains.

http://localism.com/blog/id/sandpoint/posts/2276031/BIKING-HIKING-GUIDE-for

Another idea is to design and build golf courses, even though I might have to learn about golf first. Maybe I'll just go into stormwater management and plan drainage designs and stormwater flooding prevention systems.

Heck the options are endless.

I dont really know who actually looks at this blog, but I just thought I would post something because I havent for a long time.

June 1 update

Spring Break at Saint Rafael and His Gigantic Swell

Wednesday Night David, Amy and I headed down South and picked up Amy's Friend Amanda in Spring City, then we went down to San Rafael Swell until Saturday. We hit Some nice hikes...Little Wild Horse on the first day and Ding and Dang on the second day. I still don't have my pictures developed, but some of the slot canyons got pretty narrow and we had to do some pro maneuvering. One of the main good things was the weather. It was probably 70 degrees during the day and we all got sunburned. The nights got chilly but I got all the sun I needed to finish out the rest of the cold season in Logan.

Heres where we camped the first night.
The tumbleweed burned like a charm.
About to bust out my swan diving skills.

Mother of all snowfalls

Friday night the snow descended upon Logan like when someone goes to put salt on their food and they don't realize that the cap was off.....and it ruins the food. Even though winter can get depressing after a while, you can always teach your trials a lesson by enjoying them every once in a while. So when all the streets were snow packed and abandoned late at night, me, David, and Jesse got the bikes out of the garage and cruised around town through the snow in the middle of the roads. We even ran some red lights and stop signs and then we rode down a big hill as fast as we could.

Also on Saturday night the band "Severe Potential" aka me, David, and Jesse, played a show at Fredrico's Pizza and had a good crowd come out. We are playing there again in three weeks. It was a good weekend and........... hopefully the snow melts fast.

picture by Natasha Manalang Nisson

I call this piece "Fracture"

Home with my peeps. Johnny, Sarah, me and Amy...Saturday night and things be gettin' crazy.