Camptown races sing that song.

So last week I went camping with my lovely lady friend. It was awesome. Even though it was cold, rained a lot, and hailed a little, the whole time it was great. There was nobody at the campground (seriously, we were the only ones there), no electricity, and some half smelly outhouses. We were even camped right next to a pretty little river full of salmon.

Here are some pictures.

Our Camp:




Michelle with the maple leaves I put in her ears:





The lovely lake we were close too (but did not know until the last day):

All Quiet on the Midwestern Front.

Yes, I suck at writing in this thing now. Sorry.

I leave Sunday for four days in the wilderness. I cannot wait.

I hate the fact that if you plan on taking a few days off work (OK, nine) you have to basically work twice as hard as normal just to get ahead so you can leave. It's really stressing me out. I guess that's the way life works.

Anyway, for all the people that I haven't talked to much lately that read this (wait..nobody reads this) I am seeing a treasure of a girl. One little detail about her for you you guys to know, she likes the fact that I can sing "Sugar, Sugar" by the Archies. Yes, she's pretty amazing. So is that song.

Other than that, there's not really much new. Except for my shoes. Have you heard that song by Paolo Nutini called "New Shoes"? I'm not sure if it's hit song or not, but everyone should hear it. It's not bad for a twenty year old kid.

That's it folks, whiskey has robbed my of anything else to say at this moment.

FIN