Blog dump

I've taken some pictures, I think it's time to post some of them on my blog. Sadly, none of them tell any interesting stories, so scroll past for the good stuff.

Okay, so there were not as many pictures as I thought there was. Time to break out the camera more, I guess. Next time I'll find a more interesting picture to post, and there will probably only be one. These pictures were all taken to and from campus. I've done more interesting things since.

First, I am now single again. (I'm not even sure the readership of this blog was aware I was in a relationship--oh well) It was more painful than any break-up I've had, but that's not saying much. I'm doing quite well, and I'm pretty sure she doesn't hate me too much. I certainly don't hate her. There were a variety of reasons, but much of it came from the inevitable future where we would live far from each other. 

I now have my bike back! Outside of using it for college transit, I've been to the base of the Y, through 2 miles of the Provo River parkway, and to downtown Provo. Riding down the foothills by the Y was fantastic, and the Provo River parkway really makes me thankful for my mountain bike shocks. I have yet to have any accidents, which I am grateful for. 

I've started to go fencing on Tuesdays with the Rebel Swords Fencing club. I'm pretty bad at it, but it's loads of fun. I have a figure that doesn't exactly fit the normal (I'm tall and thin) so the first time I went, I was a bit late and got the last pickings of club gear. I was basically a bat. My vest felt wider than it was tall, but it was the only one left with good sleeves. I got hit so many times because of my wings. I showed up on time this week, and found a great one that was a pretty good fit. I did get stabbed in the back during a kind of battle royal style of fencing (a game, not an official style) by a good friend. I don't feel too bad about it, cause she won the free-for-all in the end anyways. 

Here's the fan corner topic: Doctor Who. I've been using my former girlfriend's Netflix (with permission) to catch up on season six. If you've never seen it, you have to at least try a few episodes, such as "Blink", "The Empty Children", or "The Eleventh Hour". Then start in on the first season of the 'new' series with the 9th doctor, Christoper Eccleston.