lac court oreilles

here's a little hellooo from hayward at the cabin.

let's see, i feel like a recount of this entire day. was it particularly interesting? uh, i guess i won't know until the end. this morning i woke up at the lovely hour of 11, maybe 12... and couldn't really walk/stand/move due to waterskiing/running the day before. painfully stomping down the stairs was fun. after some jetskiing with my sista, where we got tossed all over by big waves (ouch) while screaming dramatically, we skipped over to the cutesy touristy town of hayward. there, we bought mucho candy from the candy store and then ate the candy on benches, watching all the vacationing families with the loud, whiny kids go by. we went browsing a bit in the insanely overpopulated "hayward, wi" and "vote for pedro" t-shirt stores lining main street before heading back for leisure reading, dinner, and an intense, bordering on vicious, family card game. besides the fact that it is humid as hell here and sometimes the family goes a bit insane, it's a nice retreat. even with a DVD player and my ipod, i still manage to feel close to nature with the lake sunsets and loony loons.

i just finished reading harry potter & the order of the phoenix (hp5 as kate says) and gossip girl #6 (recommended by a friend, on loan). i feel as if my reading choices are those of a much younger person. a younger person with great taste in books, that is. i'm now on my way to finishing mere christianity, which doesn't happen to mention either quidditch or manolos.

"but i don't want to call him tonight. i mean, it's a good night and i have a great book." -the dog/house-sitter