A game

So on Kathy's/Mrs. Haynie's/Soapy's Third Grandma's/Most Awesomest Bow Warrior and Canoeist's blog I read about this game.
I think I might have cheated because I responded on her blog first and THEN posted it here, but here are the rules (copied and pasted because sometimes I don't read so thoroughly and I would probably mess it up if I tried to describe them):

Pay It Forward--a little blog game called "Pay it forward."How it works: The FIRST THREE people to leave a comment on this post will receive at some point during this year a gift from ME. What it will be and when it will arrive will be a total surprise. The CATCH is that YOU MUST PLAY TOO! Before you leave your comment here, write a pay it forward post on your blog to keep the fun going (you can cut and paste these instructions). Then come back and let me know that you are going to play, and sit back and anticipate the arrival of your gift.

I figure this is great because it will be more obligation to pile up on top of the ice cream sandwiches/honorary blog topic/limerick/MS Paint drawing that I already owe to people. But this will be just what I need to do all of that.

Also, this will be cool stuff. I recently sold a bike and I have enough for postage and more.

some more procrastination

1) I shaved with real shaving cream a few days ago. I usually just shave with shampoo in the shower, but anna got this sweet deal where the shaving cream was free. It was pretty nice. I had forgotten what it feels like to shave without pain.

2) I am taking an arabic DLPT on the 14th and I am trying to get all my vocab and grammar back. It might seem like that is what I am procrastinating, but it isn't. Language study is more exciting than it has ever been before in my life. Mostly because it is replacing civil procedure.

3) I think it would be pretty cool to grow a banana tree (you can get them for $8 off of the link on anna's blog) and then use the bananas to make banana ice cream or banana bread. I wonder if you can grow your own little wheat stalks and sugar cane and get the whole banana bread cycle in your kitchen.

4) I bought a Brooks saddle for my bike. It is pretty nice. They are supposed to be the most comfortable saddles ever, but they take about 500 miles to break in. I have about 20 so far. Mostly it is just slippery.