my exciting weekend off

[spacemonkeyluvn]

I want to complain about my mom again, but I won't. I will say though, that I truly believe she's paranoid and needs real help. What she says is not something that comes from a sane mind. Also, the next few upcoming weeks with her off are going to SUCK.

In other news, I went geocaching today with my dad, stepmom, and sister. It was kinda fun, but I got freakin' sunburned. I haven't been burned in forever, mostly because I'm never outside long enough. My skin. It itches!

I ate so much today. I had half a burrito for breakfast, fried chicken strips with garlic fries for lunch, ravioli for dinner, and a doughnut from Psycho Donuts. It's a fun little place in Campbell where the people who work there dress as nurses and doctors and they put all sorts of crazy crap on doughnuts (including Froot Loops and call it 'Cereal Killer'). They were all out of the 'Headbangers' though so I got a 'Feng Shui' instead.

Also, on our geocaching adventures, we came across this (read under the company name):




We also went to Fry's where I finally got a USB splitter and then I left it in my dad's car! Thankfully, they said they'd mail it to me. But I'm peeved at myself. Peeved, I say!

Comments

[rdlenix.livejournal.com]

Find any neat little things in the Geocaching boxes? I've always wanted to go but I don't have the money to spend on a GPS.

That sign is awesome XD

[spacemonkeyluvn.livejournal.com]

In this one, which was like an old mint tin, there was the list you write your name on and the date you found it, a star-shaped eraser, and a coin thingy about God and America, idk. And my dad and stepmom are always finding new (and at least to me, expensive) hobbies. They have a kiln in the small garage where they melt/shape glass plates and such.

Isn't it? Also, I just looked up their website online and this was at the bottom of the page

Wanna talk? Call us at (408) 341-0600.
Hmm, not a big talker. Email us to getstarted@zurb.com .

Still here? Great, we're hiring. We need people with chops to join our quest for world domination. Want a job, nerd?

With that last line being a link. I like their style. They remind me of the people behind the Mini Cooper marketing =D

ETA: I should also say that this geocache was a 13-step scavenger hunt. We had to find clues from each site to get the coordinates for the actual cache.

[rdlenix.livejournal.com]

Oh, dude, I didn't realize some people made them into scavenger hunts XD that's so awesome. Like I said, one day I'd love to have the time to do some serious Geocaching!

And I think the Zurb people are pretty funny, too XD It is nice to see a bit of humor in a business.