A Real Paranormal Phenomenom Captured!!!

While searching on youtube for something completely unrelated, I happened across this video of a true-to-life paranormal activity. This will most definitely replace the doubt of skeptics. As Agent Moulder states, "The truth is out there."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wz1W_omigwg

AN AMAZING DISCOVERY!!!!

Sometimes people find an image of the Virgin Mary in potatoes, others find depictions of Jesus in plaster walls; however, Jayna and I have found the most inspiring of them all: a curly fry that looks like the symbol for the Oracle from the movie The Neverending Story. The only comment Jayna and I would like to make on the matter is: "Say my name, Sebastian. Say it!!!"

PLEASE NOTE: The curly fry in question was not tampered with in any shape, way, or form. This picture represents how the curly fry was found in it's natural state.

We went to Temple!!!

Last Tuesday, Jayna and I went to Temple (I like to say "Temple" instead "the Temple", it 's much cooler) in Seattle for the first time, and it was amazing; it's such a magical place. Afterward, we decided to make a day of being in Seattle, and went to the beach at the Golden Garden Park which has its own harbor.

The Puget Sound was so spectacular with clear skies, hazy mountains in the distance, and deep blue water.

We walked barefoot through the sand, looked for seashells, and just sat back and relaxed. Near the end of our day at the beach, the waves started crashing on to shore pretty heavy, so, of course, we had to place ourselves in their path, resulting in wet, sandy pantaloons.

So with our damp knickers on, we started on our way, got lost in Seattle, found our way back on to the highway before dark, and while on the floating bridge, had a clear view of Mount Rainier.

It was a great day.

Our First Washington Expedition

Jayna and I took our first expedition in the great northwest territory for which we pioneered. The area we decided to first visit is the Roslyn area, an area 30 minutes northwest of Ellensburg. The town of Roslyn (founded in 1886 as a coal mining town) is where the TV Series Northern Exposure was filmed. As the pictures show, many of the original buildings from the old mining town still exist and are in current today.

About fifteen minutes past Roslyn is Cle Elum Lake. Because the lake is in the middle of a drought season, we were able to take pictures of and sit on a beach covered with old tree stumps that are normally under 20 to 30 feet of water. Also, we were lucky enough to arrive at the lake an hour before sunset so we took a picture of this lake's beautiful sunset.

I've been painting a lot and haven't shown many people. I would really appreciate some criticism.

I'm Hans Christian Anderson

Mike and I did a little silly. He put on my hat and wanted to show me his true dutch boy spirit. enjoy...