Hey blogosphere. Soooo so much for Okuma. It was raining on the drive to the north side of the island, and didn't stop for 36 hours, which brings us to now. Matt, Haley and I cruised the scenic route with all the gear (and no stereo), and the 'rents took the droptop. Nice, dad. It was nice to unload everything in the rain, for some reason. It may have just been the "getting out to stretch" thing that let me unwind. The adults, matt and I played beer pong in a hallway, then got into trouble with Haley's friend's mom. (We had started playing light up frisbee in the field and were too loud for the other campers). We then did the only logical thing left... we slipped into the resort next door's pool. Sometimes it's great to be on this island, and those pools were just amazing.
The next day consisted of watching Star Trek, (the new one) and playing gin rummy to the heart's content. And trust me, my heart is content with cards for a WHILE. The highlight of yesterday was the bathhouse. My first time in a traditional Japanese bathhouse was terrifying. "Get bucknaked and put your pecker towel on!" Oh okay. The hitch is the other 12 guys already naked. Overall, the bathhouse was amazing though... with a sauna, jacuzzi, cold bath, and showers you can't go wrong. Man butt is a neccessary evil. For the record, Oki local dudes are like women. Skinny little things that like playing with hairdryers more than the sauna... heh. Hit the FamilyMart on the way home, picked up Shikuwaasen soda and this stuff called Green Cola... made by Asahi... weird. Oh and never drink Boabab Coca Cola... stuff tastes like ginger butt.
My dreams were awesome last night... in it I had a bunch of my friends and I watching a documentary on Okinawan surf policies... many of my stateside friends were in it, and some Spainsides too... as I post this, the weather has cleared up. It's probably (finally) time to skate those back country hills... later guys.
PS I swear I'll post pics on this blog, it's just that i broke my camera and Ryan's is inaccessible...they will come!
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