Temple and the Potomac
What a great Saturday! My friend Steele is in town learning how to be a "Teach For America" teacher...so we decided to Metro out to the DC Temple. It probably took us a good 2 hours, once all was said and done, to get to the temple. While in there, we met up with David Dance, who offered to take us home, and we all ended up KAYAKING THE POTOMAC (Picking up Caroline Updike on the way--well, she met us there...same thing) that afternoon!So, for a good hour, we paddled up and down the river chatting. I managed (with my bulging biceps) to break my paddle *insert mental picture of Adam happily paddling with half an oar* as I was speeding away from Steele. Note: All four of us were playing tag with the tips of our boats. David has rib bruises to prove it.Needless to say, we all wished we had camera's to document the madness. Instead, you have mental pictures...ahh the memories.
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1 comment:
i bet you screamed. hahahah. i just laughed out loud thinking about it.
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