Definitely couldn’t pass up a stroll on Folly Beach in 20°C weather, even though it was kind of overcast and breezy. The wind was whipping up a lot of waves that surfers were taking advantage of. We even ran into some people doing the Polar Bear swim thing. Personally I don’t think you can really call it a Polar Bear swim unless there’s snow and ice around you, but for around here I guess the water’s chilly enough. Anyway we had a nice little walk with the dogs. Simba seemed to enjoy his first trip to the beach, digging up shells and trying to eat them.

Which Superhero Are You?
Your results:
You are Superman
| You are mild-mannered, good, strong and you love to help others. ![]() |
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I have the best wife ever
Five little known things
Heather hit me with this. I’m not sure I know 5 people that read this blog to tag though. I’m not even sure there are 5 little known things about me. I’m sure there are, but I already know them. I just don’t know if other people know them. I guess I’ll just pick out a few random things that I think people might not know.
- I volunteer at the SC Aquarium about every other weekend. I work with the birds: preparing diets, cleaning out their cages, setting them out on display. It’s a lot different from what I normally do which is probably why I enjoy it.
- I played viola for about 8 years between grades 4-11. I was pretty good at it too and probably would have been better had I practiced a little more.
- I used to be an avid road cyclist back home in Edmonton. With all the bike trails criss-crossing the city and the river valley, it’s a great place to ride. It started with a high school bike trip through the Rockies around the Jasper National Park area. I haven’t ridden since I moved to the US though.
- I didn’t own my first car until I was 26, when I moved to Detroit. Before that I either rode my bike where ever I needed to go or took the bus. I knew my way around town better on a bike than I did in a car.
- I started my undergrad career with the plan of getting into theoretical astrophysics. Stellar and galactic evolution was something I found very interesting. But like most undergrads, I ended up changing my mind and deciding that medical physics would be a much more interesting field.
I think I’ll try tagging (if any of them are reading…):
What Christmas Ornament Are You?
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You Are a Snowflake |
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You live for the winter – blizzards, cold nights, snowball fights! The holidays are just a bonus! |
Nabbed from various LC bloggers


