Monday, January 24, 2011

The Chant of the Islands

Two notable things happened today:

I signed up for the Warrior Dash in East Texas on March 19th. Me and my mission bud, Ryan, are going in the 5pm wave. I think it'll be hilarious and you're probably going to be jealous. Here's why:



I'm pretty sure the spots are going to be (or already are) full. But, if they aren't, you should sign up and come along! Click here to be redirected to the website.

Also...

I spoke to my Mum about her experience in the Cook Islands so far. Due to the cost of calls (and internet), we could only speak really fast for an hour. Ha ha. And, as you would expect from anyone who decided to move to a tropical island, she's loving it! The food, the people, and being able to walk two minutes to go swimming in a tropical lagoon on a beach. Really Mum? Ha ha.

I'm totally planning on heading down there sometime in the next few months. Viva la Rarotonga!

2 comments:

Mindy said...

I want to run that with you!!!

January 26, 2011 at 7:17 AM
Lindsay RC Wilson said...

Cook Islands is my dream vacation, really. I have wanted to visit there for about 15 years. Some day...

January 29, 2011 at 4:35 AM

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