Because I don't really feel like rearranging these pictures into proper chronological order (and because Tracy's picture is freaking priceless), I am going to blog from the end of the trip on Sunday.
This was Tracy after eating a lot of delicious, all-you-can-eat Maryland crabs at
Cantlers. Right next to her is Serge, who, with Stu (the slowest and most meticulous crab eater on Earth) stayed at least an hour after we were done to get their money's worth. I'm guess Serge ate about 10 times what Stu ate... and Stu is a rower who eats a ton. Also shown is a picture of Cantlers. I can't even really eat crabs and I like the place.
Shown next is a picture of the bonfire on Saturday night. The festivities were pretty much the same as Friday night, except that the fire was much bigger because we bought four billion times more wood, and Julianne, Jandro, Aaron, and Ashley showed up. Awesome. Also shown are humurous pics of Todd being a gopher digging the fire pit while I do my best impression of a bulldozer.
Below is Michelle going new meaning to the word "go fly a kite." We didn't beat McShane's world record from last year, but we gave it the old college try. The other picture is Neal and Sergey coming up with some paddleball game with rules conveniently made so they can win. Typical.
And last but not least, we have Siau City on the Atlantic. Population 21. I represented the northernmost region as a secessionist.
This was Tracy after eating a lot of delicious, all-you-can-eat Maryland crabs at Cantlers. Right next to her is Serge, who, with Stu (the slowest and most meticulous crab eater on Earth) stayed at least an hour after we were done to get their money's worth. I'm guess Serge ate about 10 times what Stu ate... and Stu is a rower who eats a ton. Also shown is a picture of Cantlers. I can't even really eat crabs and I like the place.
Shown next is a picture of the bonfire on Saturday night. The festivities were pretty much the same as Friday night, except that the fire was much bigger because we bought four billion times more wood, and Julianne, Jandro, Aaron, and Ashley showed up. Awesome. Also shown are humurous pics of Todd being a gopher digging the fire pit while I do my best impression of a bulldozer.
Below is Michelle going new meaning to the word "go fly a kite." We didn't beat McShane's world record from last year, but we gave it the old college try. The other picture is Neal and Sergey coming up with some paddleball game with rules conveniently made so they can win. Typical.
And last but not least, we have Siau City on the Atlantic. Population 21. I represented the northernmost region as a secessionist.
1 comment:
thanks for the shout out, puff
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