Every year at some point in the spring I come to the realization that I have been in a pseudo hybernatory state during the winter. I think of all of the possibilities of what I should be doing outside and wonder why I haven't been thinking about it before then. That moment occured to me this weekend. I had an awesome weekend. It started out in what turned out to be a double date on Friday night. We rode the train to SLC and toured my office and took a bus downtown and then tracks to City Creek Center. We watched the fountain choreographed to music and listened to music on the different speakers in the Bose store. Paul Harvey was right. We walked down to the gate way and ate dinner at the Taiphoon (I got confused and was calling it the psunami. We ended up just referring to it as the natural disaster restaurant). We had all kinds of wonderful dishes. We had a 50 minute wait on the train and invented a game based on pass the pigs where a map of City Creek center is spun on the table and wherever your pen lands while your eyes are closed earns a certain amount of points.
Saturday I went on a hike with RaeAnn. As you can see, there were lots of people there including a full ROTC unit doing some kind of training. After I drove up to Ogden to do a survey of the Weber County Main Library. Coincidentally, RaeAnn was going there to because that is where she waits four hours while her foster child visits her mother.
I went clothes shopping on my way home from that, then worked on modeling the library in 3D until 1am in the morning. I am not ready for it to be Monday yet.
