Just a few shots from this past weekend in foggy San Fran

Foggy view from the hotel:

Our house...

...is pretty much in the middle of our street.  This is how it looked as of last weekend.
The walls are up and inner structure is well underway.  I can't wait to move!

I guess "his" name is Milo...

I told Linda she could name the turtle.  Even though we won't be able
to tell the sex until it is about 10-12 inches long, Linda thinks it is a boy.
She calls "him" Milo.  So be it.  If my sister's dog can be a boy named
"Rosey", than if my turtle turns out to be a girl she can be called Milo.

MegaloMataMata

Ever wondered how a live animal is shipped across the United States?
Well, its quite simple, but nonetheless interesting.  Opening a small
cardboard box to extract the fragile living treasure inside is something
that I will not forget.  At 9:30am my long awaited box arrived via UPS Next
Day Air.  Total travel time about 18 hours.

Turtles, Portland, Poon and back

On Sunday morning I went to a Reptile & Amphibian swap in Puyallup, WA.
I bought several supplies needed for the proper keeping of my Mata Mata that is on
the way.

Long Day...

I started work today at 8am and worked through lunch until about 4:30pm.
I was crawling around under dirty old desks and running back and forth
from the warehouse to the server room all day.  I'm glad its over.

After work, I went back to Uwajimaya to take advantage of their 10% off sale.
I purchased 8 drinks and 3 snacks to review.  After Uwajimaya I found my
way to a Thai place down by the Space Needle.  I don't even remember
what it was called.  I did however snap this photo of some strange graffiti
on the wall in the men's room.  It was drawn with pencil and I liked it for
some wierd reason....probably because it is really wierd.

NEST BEER

So I am up in Seattle again.  Its raining and I am tired and somewhat bored.
I finished all my work for the day.  Yesterday I worked a full day also, and stopped
off at Uwajimaya afterwords to get Linda some prezzies and get my fix of weird
Japanese food and drink.  Not much else.