Paul's Journal

08/04/2008 09:31 #45237

zoar valley
Category: hiking

We went to Zoar Valley yesterday fpor the afternoon. It was nice but the water was way too low to raft, we forgot our water shoes and my allergies were insane because I had ran out of claritin. Other than that it was awesome.

Here is (e:Terry) at the confluence

People have build this giant rock tower on the far side of the island. This is the biggest one of these structure I have ever seen.

On the way home we got pulled over which was strange because we were not speeding. I wrote the following quote while it was happening in case we got dragged off to jail

We are being pulled over by the police near the jail in gowanda on the way home from Zoar Valley.

We couldn't figure out why they were tailing us. The police pulled up alongside us on the wrong side of the road and drove parallel to us for a bit before pulling us over.

Turns out we matched the described of someone they are hunting for.

We are free now!

After that we went to red lobster in the McKinley Mall. It was the first time I got to use the GPS on the iphone which is pretty greta. We were sucessfully able to travel 28 miles and go through 2 detours. Once i even saved us when were turned totally the wrong way.

That suburb byt he mall is bumping with businesses. It kind of makes amherst look old and lame. If I was to move to a suburb it would be on that side of downtown.

After a busy weekend of eating an exercise, I now weigh 155 without clothes for the first tim ever.

tinypliny - 08/04/08 20:29
It was a gorgeous day! I love the photos! Wish I had been there in person.

08/04/2008 09:30 #45236

Dave Talks!
Category: health

We went to go see edge at ECMC today and he talks. Despite being pretty smashed up he was in good spirits and was able to extol the wonders of delaudid.

Here is a pic from ECMC 7th floor looking toward downtown. It is a view of the city you don't get to see much of.

tinypliny - 08/04/08 11:31
Thanks for the update!! Best wishes to Dave!

08/03/2008 02:00 #45232

Weird double booking at miss kittys
Category: dancing

Somehow it was rave/leather night at miss kittys. It sounded like best
of rave 1997, LOL. Performed in assless chaps.

P.S. I was not wearing them.

james - 08/03/08 18:16
That is right. Paul was wearing assy chaps.

08/02/2008 19:05 #45230

What is this about?
Category: gym

I decided to go to the gym to excercise and sauna and see if it would
get rid if my migraine, so far so good.

Saw (e:James) and made possible dancing plans depending on the headache.

On the way home I saw this pile if random stuff. Records, an army
canteen and shoes. What is it about?

P.S. (e:James) - that was the grocest banana I ever saw someone eat. You just swallowed it whole with total disregard fir the blackness of it, yuk, LOL.

metalpeter - 08/03/08 10:31
Well the real question is what music is on the records. Maybe a dj tripped dropped his water then went walking with out his shoes. Is it possible that is some performance art statement. Maybe there is an infringement festival piece going on of somekind?

james - 08/02/08 21:52
Your street is full of classy drunkenness. To which I hope to contribute this evening.

And that banana was gross. But I need to restore my glycogen for tomorrows workout.

tinypliny - 08/02/08 19:12
Ooohhh, I know!! They were playing the frisbee-bong game!!!

But someone got so totally drunk they forgot to put their shoes back on?

08/02/2008 15:22 #45229

Yummy, yum, pork

I love the grill and I love organic pork chops with home grown
rosemary. I wish I could use the grill in the winter too. Maybe I
should build a grill hut.

tinypliny - 08/03/08 13:42
Oops. That is the entire planet not plant. And just to clarify, the 7 plants that died comprised 7/8ths of the entire population of plants I have ever been given/gifted or owned. Earlier this year, in a spurt of valentine love, (e:imk2) (hereby called the orchidkeeper) gave me the one lucky freak (with an unpronounceable name) that survived. Since she threatened me with dire consequences if she found it dead, I tried hard the first few months (even put a spell on it) but inevitably the leaves started shriveling. In desperation, I gradually and quite stealthily, I might add, transferred its responsibility to my former officemate (who has miraculously kept a dingy cactus alive for a whole 3 years and is thus qualified for the risky enterprise of keeping a plant-with-the-death-threat alive). *hehehehe*

tinypliny - 08/03/08 13:29
Probably a good idea except for the fact that I have quite possibly the blackest thumb in the entire plant. I have killed no less than 7 plants over these past 3 years!

paul - 08/03/08 10:49
Just buy a little plant of it at the grocery store or coop. They are easy to grow.

tinypliny - 08/02/08 19:16
Rosemary makes everything rosy! And that reminds me that I need to make that rosemary flavoured veggie dish soon! Someone at the office party made it and I dream of it every once in a while. I wake up and realize that I don't have rosemary in my fridge. Come to think of it, I never have.