Pi Day 3.14

Saturday along with Albert's b-day was Pi Day! So I made an apple pie. I even carved the pi symbol on the top but forgot to take a photo because we ate it so fast.

Our friend Jared and Colleen came over to watch a movie and enjoy pie with us.

Happy Birthday Albert!

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One of my favorite people to read about and quote is Albert Einstein. He was just a silly man. One of my favorite quotes by him is, "Imagination is more important than knowledge."

How fitting that he shares his birthday with Pi Day.

Art Shelf Project - FINISHED!

Remember how I was working on a project? Well, it was a big task to sand, prime, paint, paper and hard coat this shelf but I am now finished! I ended up changing the color.

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AFTER

Lizzy and Philip visit

My friend Lizzy who I traveled through Africa with was in town with her boyfriend Philip who's from Norway. Those Scandinavians are just so cool.

I fed them Hot Chocolate.

Love notes: Almonds

I still love these little surprises in the morning!

Sea Dragons

Something else that we saw at the Academy of Sciences last week were Sea Dragons. I couldn't get a shot because we were advised not to, as to not disturb them. I thought they were beautiful and funny, especially when they kept running into each other.

I WANT ONE!

Academy of Science

Last Saturday Jared and I went to visit the newly remodeled California Academy of Sciences. I gave Jared a membership for his birthday. It was an interesting mix of people, and fish. Some of the overheard conversations were appalling. I can't believe what little foundation a lot of people have in the sciences. I mean even with my low-end Hayward education, I still felt that I had a solid foundation in science. Except, I thought it was hilarious how I got first place in the science fair and was sent to the Academy of Sciences in S.F. to compete in the regional fair my senior year of high school. That was the last time I had been. Anyhow, the hilarious part is that I did my project the night before. What was it you ask? "What effect does temperature have on the bounce of a rubber bouncy ball?" If you freeze it, the ball will bounce slightly higher.

Anyhow, the most horrid thing that I heard all day was, "We are definitely not coming back here, because they charge $4 for a hot dog, mama to not get a membership." Oh the nerve! HA HA I can't even believe they sell hot dogs there. I guess it caters to the younger crowd and...well most of America who don't know how to eat decent food. We brought our own lunch.

On a lighter note, did you know that scorpions existed 450 Millions years ago? Fascinating!

In the "save our planet" area I actually did learn something new. That we go through millions of chopsticks a year and there's a new movement to get reusable ones. Well, just to let you know, for our chopstick challenge we are using plastic ones...that may or may not have belonged to a restaurant at some point;)

I loved these guys, swimming around.

Awesome jellyfish.

Hello handsome:)

Did you know they have whales here too? No, actually that's me. But I feel like one.

Anaconda!

Walking through Golden Gate Park on the way back to our car.

Brief stop at the beach. Oh I love NorCal!

Smooch, smooch and then we're on our way:)

Chopstick challenge

My freshman year of college some guys I knew challenged me to eat with chopsticks for an entire month. EVERY MEAL! Now, cereal was definitely a challenge. Anyhow, I did it.

I thought it would be fun to dare Jared to eat dinner with only chopsticks for an entire month. He took me on.

It's actually really nice. We eat slower, rather than shoveling the food into our mouths and enjoy more conversation.

Day one: Feb. 25th = SUCCESS!