Colorado here I come

So, it's official: I'm off to the four corners region in 12 days. Looks like I will be spending my summer in the San Juan Mountains. Doesn't seem like a bad deal-- working the bar and store every morning and evening so I can spend my afternoons horseback riding, herding cattle, waterskiing, fishing, hiking, lounging by the pool and in the hot tub-- not to mention the insane amounts of delicious food I HAVE to eat at every meal...prime rib, chipotle-gouda smashed potatoes, tuaca zabaglione...yum.

I even get to stay in a gigantic log cabin for the duration:



I am worried about the people I will miss back here in Minnesota, but I am also hoping this job will provide a much-needed respite. Hopefully the experience will be a pleasantly memorable one, and not one laced with homesickness and poison oak.

Guess I'll just have to wait and see. For now, I spend much of my time at this website:

http://wildernesstrails.com/

DRATS this wretched Procrastination!

I SHOULD BE GRADING PAPERS.
But I'm not. I'm instead filling a good part of my evening doing meaningless things like watching, "America's Trashiest Weddings" and organizing my lingerie drawer (by color first, and then texture). And although those things sound goddamn exciting, I have found something much, much better:

The Pagan Name Generator!!

http://www.fjordstone.com/fjo/generator.html

At this website, there awaits a fantastic little word machine that will spit out your new pagan name. Mine is:



Pretty cool, huh? I thought this name game was totally appropriate considering it is May Day. It was either celebrating the holiday this way, or showing up at CSU 248 tonight with a camera and seeing if Carl actually showed up naked and with a friend. Heehee.

Alright, I'm done. Back to the grind. Better yet, please entertain me (and give me yet another reason to procrastinate) by posting a response with your given Pagan name.