I realized that I started this blog and have not been good about updating it. I am definitely not a blogger. I will try to get betterFor Halloween this year, I was Sweeny Todd. He was a freak that lived in London in the 1790's who was reported to be the most prolific serial killer in London's history. Check out this link if you are interested in more facts.
http://knowledgeoflondon.com/sweeny.html.
As a barber, he killed the people and took them to his neighborlady, Ms. Lovett, who turned them into meat pie filling. Nice huh? You can't see the rest of the get up. I had a few straight razors to go with the cleaver. My hair hasn't been this long in over 6 years. Its longer now. I am growing it out to annoy my father and for some reason, hot girls like it. Plus I am bored with the short do I have been sporting for years.
This is the result of my hunting trip this year. A good hunter never reveals his hunting spots but I will tell you this was in southwest Washington. I harvested this buck November 2005. This blacktail deer scored 105 green and was a nice 3x3 (I don't count the eye guard tines). I grew up hunting mule deer in Montana. These deer are so far the hardest hunting I have had the good fortune to experience. They live in some very steep country (90 percent slopes) and it is usually raining/snowing. They have the skittishness of whitetail deer and live in the mountains. We will see what he looks like after the beetles get done with the mount. I caped the hide and traded it for the beetle cleaning at a local taxidermist in North Bend, WA. Because I believe that if you kill something, you have to eat it, this fellow is being cut up by Duane's in Auburn, WA. I don't have a place to keep him cool or I would cut him up myself. I expect to get 105 pounds of meat from him. Thank you mother earth for the nice animal. Thank you Winchester for one bullet, one clean kill, and weatherproof guns.
Early November, I went to Alaska for some project work that my company is doing. One of the projects is north of Haines, AK, in a village called Klukwan. This is the famous place where bald eagles congregate in the tens of thousands to feed on the last run of coho salmon. I think we were a bit early, but you can see by the photo that the black dots (eagles) are pretty thick. Alaska is a true heaven on earth. I was able to go back country skiing on Halloween. It was sweet.What else has been going on? I am going home to Billings MT for Christmas. I have a herd of neices and nephews that I am stoked to see and chew on. They are all so cute. I am taking the chihuahua with me and getting a sitter for the big dogs and the cat. I was going to board the big dogs but the place I was going to use ended up having a fire and couldn't take more pets. Thankfully I found some friends that knew someone that knew someone... you get the idea. My season tickets for the Sonics aren't looking like such a good deal this year. After 5 years, I got spoiled last year by a nice playoff stint. This year looks like I will be back to lamenting. Oh well, at least the Sonic's girls are hot. I had a shot to date one of the former dancers, but I blew it and now she is married. Work is kicking my ass still - I put in 50 hours a week at least.
Thats all for now!
