

Played darts at Crown Billiards

Carmen's BBQ
The Great Debaters

Uncle Yu's
Charlie Wilson's War

Found out T-Rev has been skipping summer school
Met with DJ and T-Rev re plan of action
First Sunday


Ran 1 mile, Rode 4.5 miles
Night Secretary
I was in Seattle for the weekend and went for a hike to Snow Lake. To my surprise, it really was a snow lake! Absolutely beautiful...
Snow Lake
Near: North Bend, WA
Distance: 6 miles round trip
Elevation Gain: 1200 ft
Hike Time: 3.5 hours
Difficulty: ModerateTrail Condition: Well maintained, but lots of jutting rocks, some patches of slippery snow, and a few areas of flowing water to cross which of course my
fairly new shoes were incapable of avoiding - who likes white shoes anyway?
Summary: This trail is one of the most heavily used in the Northwest, and for good reason! It has beautiful scenery, and great views of the Snoqualmie Valley. Once you arrive at the top of the ridge, you hike down into a bowl, with Snow Lake, awaiting, as your reward. This is one of the largest lakes in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness Area.
Trailhead: From Seattle, take I-90 East to Snoqualmie Pass. Get off on exit 53 and turn left. Follow the road until it ends at the Alpental Parking Lot. Proceed up the road past the gate approximately 100 feet. On your right, is a clearly marked trailhead.
After a 3-week hiatus from working out I'm back in the gym and back on the treadmill. For the past 3 days I've run a mile - yes, just one - then either lifted weights or rode 5 miles on the cycle. I've learned that I really enjoy running and how great it is to work up a major sweat in just 10 minutes! I'm going to keep it at a mile for the rest of the week and then next week I'm hoping to run 2 miles on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Then maybe 3 miles for week 3.