The Life and Times of Cldar

So here I am. Wishing I had more time in my life. It must be something about me that makes me want to cram a weeks worth of work in a day. And still not want to do any of it.

This last weekend Steven, Lindsey, and I went up to Redding, CA. I had some friends there I haven’t met and wanted to meet them. So, I got them to throw us a bbq! it was an amazing trip, we went to Bethel church (Click here), walked around, saw the sundial bridge.

Here are some photos:

Steven read every chance he got.

Here’s Lindsey and me on the Sundial Bridge.

Lindsey being really pretty.

The Sundial bridge is a really neat bridge – it only has one tower.

I love having an underwater camera. It makes for some intersting shots. Did you know that the Sacramento river is tempature regulated? It has something to do with where the water comes out of the dam and the salmon. All I know is that it’s flippin’ cold! I couldn’t feel my hand for 5 minutes after this shot.

I like playing with fire, but charcoal bbqs aren’t really that much of my friend.

It was amazing trip with friends.

Now for the fish tank – I guess my last few posts have been a little to focused on the fish. My Google ads have been a little heavy in that area. The tank is all set up, and just waiting for the “Biological Filter” to develop. Sounds fun? Some time next week I want to put a fish in.

So here is some more about the first part of my trip.

Here are some photos:

The drive down was fun, LONG, but fun. We did get up at like 3:30am, so we might have been a little more loopy than normal. Which is fun.

This is a pose I saw Jordan in a lot. Taking pictures while driving, taking pictures while walking, taking pictures while riding in a boat, all sort of taking of pictures. Most of the time he was trying to get himself in the shot, which made for funny contortions.

My version of the funny contortion.

My Lunch. It was pretty darn good.

My ticket and passport.

On the way to the terminal from Andrew Myers on Vimeo. It was pretty cool, we got to use these standalone terminals. You wait in the main part of the airport, hop on a bus, ride for a few minutes, walk into this tiny building and board your plane. It really reminded me of portable classrooms in elementry school.

Over The Pacific from Andrew Myers on Vimeo.

In flight entertainment.

SWAG! I like it when airlines give you free stuff and you don’t have to take their blankets to remember your trip. I took blankets anyway, but it was nice of them.