Week 1
Unfortunately, classes started on Monday. I'm not taking anything thats too exciting or difficult for that matter. I am, however, taking a U.S. history course that might be interesting from a New Zealand perspective. So far the format of the classes and lecture techniques are very similar to UW.
On Wednesday I went skating with some guys I meet on campus. We skated in a carpark (i.e. parking garage), it was really fun riding the lift up to the top and skting down. I also rode on my board sitting down for the first time, it was exhilerating. They also do some snowboarding so hopefully I can get a ride to the fields with them.
have you met any girls or is it a boys school
ReplyDeletehey al we got the second cutting of alfalfa baled never broke down or ran into the tractor with anything. that was different. your old man is getting the kubota tractor if i can remember to get the brakes fixed. been hot here and humid makes me think of the times when i lifted all the square bales while you watched my technique. i've been checking in on y0u but this is the first that i figured out how to write you. take care and don't be dumb leave that for your buddies.
ReplyDeleteI'm having a party tomorrow to celebrate Sophie's adoption two years ago! She doesn't know what to wear. Keep posting! We love reading your blog and you're a good writer.
ReplyDeleteDid I tell you Jack's book came out on Kindle? You can search for it by name: East Wind on Amazon.com
al, i go to this site almost everyday to learn the culture and the goings on in keywe country. i feel i need more feed back from the man on the ground over there. i read your taking a twq level basket weaving class, bait and fly casting, and how not to get anything done no wait you took that at dan and sam's last year. been hot here were taking out some fence were probably done spraying weeds for the season need a rain like always and i planted a few more bird plots we might have a small group from alaska come. see you take care
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