My butt feels like there was a
wedge in it for a few hours.
I rode the
trails around Lake Hefner tonight--all 9.1 miles. The whole outting took about two hours. Addition to the trails, I also rescued a small nylon kite from a tree, used my cellphone to record the dialog, assembled and dismantled my bike.
My goal was to sprint the penultimate half-mile, and slowly cruise the last half-mile. Turns out that I'm in terrible shape, and can't bike sprint more than a quarter-mile.
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EXT. LAKE HEFNER BIKE TRAIL. NIGHT
Daniel rides his bike through the darkness. As he approaches a bridge, he notices white debris on the left side of the bridge. When he reaches the bridge, the debris flys towards his tires.
DANIEL:
Ahhh!
He sees the debris is a cat. The cat races inches from his tire along a parallel path.
DANIEL:
Ahhh!
The tires squeal as Daniel brakes. The cat speeds ahead and disappears into some brush.
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My internship at
Walker Creative started yesterday. The first assignment my supervisor gave me was to invent and sketch logos for a sports management company. I spent a few morning hours on that.
I spent the afternoon watching Total Training tutorials.
Tomorrow's day two!
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Matthew and I changed Amos' water earlier this week. He's really happy in it. Matthew gave me aquarium salt, and Amos really seems to love it. He's swimming much more. He keeps his fins fully extended.
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Christi Mitchell introduced me to
this band yesterday. She suggested the song
Firecracker. I like
Every Day alot too.
Jonathan went higher than the rest of us.
I took this picture four other times before I got this one. I wanted the clouds & sky to be bright, but defined.
Luke, age seven, wasn't shy about going into any of the caves.
My goal for this photograph was to get the light to illuminate the spider's legs. Now that I look at it, I'm distracted by brightness from the bottom.
Here's the other friend I we made. He was shy around us at first, but was also pretty curious about looking at us, after he warmed up.
