Well this weekend I finally got to go out and do something I have wanted to do for a long time, play a round or two of disc golf. I found a place online before I even came to Japan but had no clue how to get there. Finally after talking up the game for a few months I found someone to go with me that would be able to help, plus the game is quite a bit better with two. So here are some shots from the day. This first one was not actually on the course, but he had to walk through it to get to the course. Nice little bit to look at in the background. Plus it made me curse less as I threw like crap. Ho hum. Enjoy, I know I did.
5.31.2005
a little putt putt
Russell soon found that couldn't drive the disc worth crap but that the putting was truly the important part.
no discs lost here...
The best thing about the course was that they thought ahead and had the tree branches lifted so that you wouldn't have to crawl under some huge tree when you lost your disc. Such a practical country that Japan.
5.26.2005
Union blogger
I am currently on strike until Brian Riggins posts something new. Actually I have just been slightly busy and don't have time for this right now. But please remain faithful and check me out every once and a while.
Note to Brian: Dear Good Sir, you really should post something new soon...it's not like you have a job or anything.
Sincerely,
Me
Note to Brian: Dear Good Sir, you really should post something new soon...it's not like you have a job or anything.
Sincerely,
Me
5.10.2005
a dilly of a pickle...
Anyone who has a minute and would like to get a little insight into just how confusing a country this is please read this .
It just seems a little strange to me. I can't decide if it is really news or if it is just plain strange. Perhaps it was either a slow news day or perhaps there is just a cultural sensibility that I have not picked up on.
Let me know what you think.
It just seems a little strange to me. I can't decide if it is really news or if it is just plain strange. Perhaps it was either a slow news day or perhaps there is just a cultural sensibility that I have not picked up on.
Let me know what you think.
5.06.2005
More of what I've been up to...
This last week (Tuesday through Thursday) I went camping with some friends from the rugby team. It was a blast. They went by car and I met them off the train in the wonderful, and beautiful, town of Shiga. It is north of Kyoto and was a much needed change of scenery. It is always nice for me to see trees and moutains that are taller/not hidden by the buildings. We camped beside lake Biwa (Japan's largest lake). The water was freezing but he weather was nice and we couldn't have asked for more.
What I've been up to...
Recently I went to another aquarium (mostly in an attempt to please Tanner's, Mr. Rachel Rudolph, father...sorry no luck on the fiddle fern seahorse). It was nice and had a dolphin show which was amazing. Also it was one of the first really nice, and hot, days that we have had. So it wasn't all that bad to take a walk along the beach and then head into the aquarium. Something to do...right?
Well anyway I went with this nice girl and learned an invaluable lesson: take off the big lens and put on the small one before asking someone to take a picture for you...enjoy the following.
Well anyway I went with this nice girl and learned an invaluable lesson: take off the big lens and put on the small one before asking someone to take a picture for you...enjoy the following.
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