Pictures
Jai's room looks like a scene out of The Sims with the simple wooden dresser with a lava lamp on top.
Jai play-fighting with one of her co-workers, Danielle. No, it's not a Cape Cod mating ritual--her boyfriend's right around the corner.
Lisa in the kitchen (girl can COOK). Note: This pic has ISSUES showing up in various browsers. Blame Homestead, I dunno, there's really nothing I can do about it.
Commentary
Pictures 1 to 5 feature our second trip to Duck Pond on the last day, Sunday, of our visit. Why? Because the first day featured a less-than-spectacular near-death experience of mine where I though I could make it across the "pond" like Amber and Jai since, as Jai said, "It's not very deep." Indeed, Duck Pond, like so many so-called "kettle ponds" native to the Cape was formed from glacial activiity during the last ice age and thus aren't that deep. But remember: it only takes an inch to drown, more like 7+ feet for a guy who's 5'9" and runs out of wind midway (stamina shines in other activities, not really for swimming :). Needless to say I manage to make it a little ways into shore, and with no tide it should have been easy to get all the way back, but when you're tired and panicked, it's not as easy as you can think. Jai and Amber saw my distress, but a professional swimmer chillin' on the shoreline got to me seconds before and, with Jai's help, got me back to shore. The guy, GOD BLESS HIS SOUL, said I was amazingly calm. I guess I knew it wasn't my time to go. But I did have one of those near-death flashes, wow. Anyways, enjoy the pics, sorry for the distress.
