Monday, May 28, 2007

Out on the Lake

Posted by Abby Marie at 10:45 AM



Kameron and I and some of our friends went boating last Saturday. This is us in a tree while we were waiting for our turn to go out on the lake. I tried the wakeboard and got up on my first try. I couldn't get out of the wake though so it was boring and I ended up just letting go of the rope. We were at Utah lake, home of the gooey, nasty, black mud/fish poop/dead people. Gratefully, no one caught any diseases.



1 comment:

Russell said...

How do you know you didn't catch some slow-acting disease? I'd keep downing the Airborne if I were you.

May 28, 2007 at 10:47 PM

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