• Three sawhorses
• Portable vice
• Plywood
• Pegboard
• Pegs for pegboard
• Wood glue
• Eyeglasses
• Facemask
• Masking tape
• 220 grit sandpaper
• Portable light
• 25amp 20' extension cord
• Square

Ingrid and I went up to Sara's cabin in the Olympics to go mountain biking. We ended up eating Geoduck chowder, and muscles from their beach. We had a cool ride on the peninsula with a long up on logging roads and tons of sweet singletrack back down.

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Phil's Trail

We had a kickass rainstorm with thunder and lightning (which dogs don't seem to like.)

Rainstorm.

We went down to Bend this weekend to get in some mountain biking at Phil's Trail. Ingrid had her new Gary Fisher bike that kicks ass. I took my helmet cam and got some shots during the rides. I'm still working on the video - trying to make it not lame.

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For my birthday Ingrid invited some friends over and we grubbed on pizza and cakes from Saint Cupcake. I got a new cherry tree and a new Japanese maple as well. Plus Keevin and I drank some nasty year old champagne.

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It does video, which I took on the way down Mt. Tabor Rain clouds east of Mt. Tabor

Ingrid ran in the Run For The Roses today. It was a super nice day out for running. I didn't actually run but it seemed nice out.

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Trey ran his 5th or so Beaver Freezer. This year had great weather instead of cold and rain, it was just chilly. He placed pretty high this year. Afterwords we went back to his place and had cinammon rolls and played with the new dog.

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I took a Wilderness First Responder course at PSU the last weekend and week. It was a really in depth class and we got a lot of information. The coolest part was doing simulations of patients that were hurt or sick and we'd access them. In almost all of them I (and everyone else) would miss one thing or another that was critical. But after doing that I now remember what not to do again. So hopefully if the situation ever comes up I'll be prepared. We dealt with everything from Acute Stress Reaction (freaking out) to brain injuries requiring an evacuation.

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