Luke Bonanza! My Dear Lukas! or is that Lukass! How can i ever forget this, you have no idea how many words i wished i could have said to you, but none will equal the honor that i and MSU have for you! When i am 89, perfect number or not, i will be making an upside down peace sign and yelling to someone somewhere... "pee on you" while jumping up and down with my walker... you are great and i love and miss you and am looking for a job for you here!
stupid black flies hey hey, congrats on conquering the first portion of your trip, keep taking some pictures! its good to hear from you even if its on travelblog. keep writing!
bugs! Sorry to hear about the black flies guys! Stay tough. Also, Luke, I had a dream that I was on a canoe trip with you. Pretty random, huh? You should tell Brett that he is living my dream, apparently. Good luck with the next part of your trip, can't wait to hear about it!
the zombies I was right. The Zombies sang "Time of the Season" as well as "Tell Her No" and "She's Not There". Have a wonderful trip and keep in touch!
No dice, no good ones...I'm gonna see if some other people might have got some good shots and if so, I'll add them! I guess that sentence did sound kind of weird, huh?
Bird lovers I know you're a mathematician, but deer do not equal birds.
Sounds like an awesome trip though. Good thought on the stone, bummer on the sterno. Good thing to find out when on a single overnight though.
No shots of the rocket actually launching?
Circadian Rhythms in fruit flies You are just spreading that knowledge all around. Before you leave you will have to fill me in about these fruit flies. I can accept the fact that these Bahamians know quite a bit more than I do about any number of things, but if I have the opportunity educate myself (or rather, have you educate me) then I better take advantage of it while it lasts. It would be nice to say that I learned about circadian rhythms in fruit flies from an international educator. Sweet! ((By the way, I have to say that I absolutely cringe everytime someone writes or says "a dice" rather than "a die". It's the english minor in me!))
Exciting! I can tell this was a great trip by the number of exclamation marks used. 43 on the first page, captions included.
Seriously though, this sounds like an amazing place. Being a hippy, the aquaculture and self-sustainability aspects interest me most, but the whole thing sounds like a great model for a school.
If you end up spending more time there, I'll gladly bring your mail home.
No, Emile. That was not an innuendo.
Fun Sounds and looks like your having a great time.Sorry to hear of the passing of Betty,but when a window is closed,a door is opened.Looking forward to some pictures of the carribean.We've BFHI (bout friggin had it) with the snow and cold here.Bring your lariet to Bahamas and return with some warm weather....See you soon.
love... I LOVE the blog (since I am in it...). But, I especially love the pic of you and Steve as a couple. Glad i could feed your skinny butt, and it was nice to see you!
no again I am SO glad you got rid of your mustache before you came to visit us! Did you get to go to the Space Needle while you were there? or the Music Experience?
ahhhh Victor. How could we ever forget Victor. The answer to your question and other pressing matters will be able to be found in my thesis "Bigfoot or Bighair, you decide."
Final exam question!! What is the average length of Bigfoot's hair if he lives in moderately temperate climate with a temperature differential of -20 to +10 F, considering global warming trends of .3786 degrees F per 17 calender months and a 7% chance of Humeris investigilia (a hair eating parasite) in northern climates?
Figure that one math wizz, oh, and congrats on passing, I knew it all along. That was easy.
This is a question from the depths of Victor...a past of many interesting mornings...
Yes, very Dali-esque Hi Luke, your Mom sent me your link. What a funny sight upon opening this blog! Anyway, it was a great story and great seeing you emerge! Hope all is awesome in the mountains. Love, Lyn
After finishing my masters degree in mathematics at Montana State, I've moved back east to explore, live, and learn about the cool places and things to do on the Eastern Seaboard.... full info
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glad to hear all is well, stay above the water, unless funk removal is needed! Have lots of fun. Tam