4.22
The sun came out for a little while today before
disappearing in the clouds, but we still found adventure in a drizzly DC area.
I woke up after everyone in my Aunt's house had gone on to various activities.
My first thought was that it was the middle of the day and I had done a
miniature Rip Van Winkle. However, I saw a clock, and Shane came back shortly.
He then explained what everyone else was up to: he and my Dad were set to
perform at the
Pretty soon, Shane's prophecy was realized, and everybody left the house
heading in different directions.
My step mom and I went off in search of some nature.
Honestly, it was an act subconsciously aimed at the fact we had spent most of
yesterday wandering around Sears looking for suits I could wear. The whole
place did much more than give us a dose of nature: I felt like could have stayed
forever and watched the waters of the Potomac
cascade over rocks. When we returned back to my Aunt's house, we were greeted
by my Dad and Shane who had finished their performance. According to them, the
show went as good today as shows get: the audience was incredibly responsive,
and now they all love science. Naturally, after that the two of them were
napping on sofas in the living room, and suddenly looking at them made me
realize how tired I was myself. I went straight up to the guest room and fell
into a solid sleep instantly.
By the time I woke back up, I could smell various aromas
that were climbing the stairs, and filling the room. Downstairs Shane was
fiddling around with a curry, and by the time I was fully awake, it was time to
eat. Well, I have to hand it to him, the man knows his way around a yellow
chicken and rice curry. But as I write this, I am starting to smell something
altogether new. Allow me to end this short posting here, and I will go
investigate the source of these smells.
Till tomorrow!
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Tasty Bits:
My step mom and I almost got to witness a rescue in progress
out at Great Falls
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