ow! I can't believe anybody actually wants to see what I have to say! Well, since you're here, Heres my 2 cents on many of the things I do.

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People that I Like

Sports that I like:

If it's a nice, sunny day in Seattle (happens once in a while), In-line Skating is where I can be found. I can usually get to go about once a week. Many people think these things are unstable, and get discouraged after painfully falling repetitively. I personally am as comfortable wearing skates as I am wearing shoes. I don't fall very often anymore, although It does happen from time to time. Once at a skatepark in Belleview I miffed it hard on one of their big half pipes. 2 stitches (and $400) later I was skating again. Usually I just use my skates to get around and to explore new places. They are great for seeing new cities. One day, I'd like to skate across the country.

If it's a cold, wintery weekend in Seattle, Skiing is where I aim to be. Reality Check: I'm waking up and trudging to classes in the rain. The biggest East Coast resort I've ever been to is at Killington, VT. I Learned to ski at WISP, in western MD, and have skied all around the DC area. (Liberty, Whitetail, Timberline, WISP, Seven Springs, Poconos, Greek Peak, etc)
I now ski mostly in the west. I was a season pass holder at Snoqualmie Pass in 2000! $200 for skiing once or twice a week is a pretty good deal. Also I've been to Stevens Pass, Mt Baker, and Mt Hood(In July). If you go to Mt Baker, be sure to do the Canyon trail. It's hard to find, but it's really cool. Soon, someday, I'm going to hit Whistler. Catch me in action!

You won't find me doing this, but target archery is a sport that I had lots of fun doing in the past, at camp. I love the silent Swoosh of the arrow as it flys through the air and the twack you hear when the target gets hit. If I had a bow, I think I'd really get into this sport.

Non sports that I like

Hiking is a very cool thing to do. The Northwest is nice because it has alot of huge parklands, mountains and natural vistas. Such things include Multnomah Falls, OR in the Columbia River Gorge. Also, another great destination in Oregon, The coast. We got some especially awesome pictures on that trip. Also highly recommended is Wallace Falls, outside of Gold Bar (Where is that?), WA. Didn't have a camera this time, but the park was really nice and there is some great views with impressive falls.
I have backpacked parts of areas like the Appalation Mountains. The scenery is so picturesque, I Hope one day to hike the whole thing. In the winter, camping is something that's really cool to do (or at least downright cold). Did you know I'm an Eagle scout too?

I like cats too. There is almost nothing better than a soft, purring kitty cat on ones lap. I used to live in the house of 3 fine kitty cats myself. Albert, Victoria, and Travis. I don't really like Dogs, They are too big and scruffy.

I play piano too. I like pianos because they are so easy to play, and yet so complex. I have been playing off & on for about 5 years, And learned to read music 10 years ago. Unfortunitly, I didn't really get serious until about 2 years ago. Many of the pieces I play are from the musical Le Miserabe. I also like to play "Somewhere, Over the Rainbow" from the Wizard of Oz. With a little (ok alot) practice I can play them pretty well.

There's two more things that I : Macs & girls, but not necessarily in that order.