Saturday 3/29/08
4:30 wake (@#$@%!!!!)
9:30 salmon, avocado, coffee
1:30 salmon, avocado, omega egg, asparagus, cheddar, salsa omelet
4:00 orange, metabolic drive
5:30 (i can has!) cheeseburger, sweet potato fries, 2 bottles heineken
Belt test went fine, I broke my board on the first try which was a huge relief. We had to break with a 'turning kick', so the target is in front of you about 15 degrees to your right. You chamber up with the right knee pointing to the left and your whole leg horizontal to the ground, then snap at the knee and break the target with the ball of your foot. The trick is to get your toes pulled back so you break the board and not your toes. The right big toe is the one I wrecked last year and sometimes the joint flames up so I was a little worried, but it was good.
Saw TWO movies last night: "Juno" and "Lost & Found". Really enjoyed "Juno", it doesn't qualify as a chick-flick, or if it does, it has enough going for it to keep anybody amused. Now, "Waitress" was a sticky sappy chick flick that could be vastly improved by the appearance of a shambling, rotting contingent of the undead ripping the heads off of all the boring townspeople and eating their limbs in gruesomely hilarious ways, especially Captain Malcolm for getting pudgy and tiresome, but I digress. "Juno" was in essence the story of how she finds what's really important, it was simple and sweet and I think the casting was super perfect which made it seem more effortless than it probably was. Granted, normal people don't all talk in a continuous stream of snappy one-liners, but they were clever and funny so the writers are forgiven. So if you're worried that the trailers contain the only funny lines in the movie, fear not! there are plenty more, and good ones too.
"Lost and Found" was a documentary about what I assume were professional skiers and snowboarders.... lots of slow motion footage of young people I've never heard of who inexplicably spend their entire winters heli-skiing, but it's always fun to watch amazing athletes do their thing. It was put together by the Teton Gravity Research Group... may I remind everyone that the Grande Tetons were named by lonely french trappers? and doesn't that change the whole meaning of "Teton Gravity Research"? hee hee hee


? I escaped relatively unscathed, but for a 3.5lb package of Ghiradelli bittersweet chocolate chips. A friend of mine sent me a Wii for my bday
so I decided I would make a batch my favorite chocolate chip cookies for his. 3.5lb of chips makes a loooooottt of cookies….