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Today's the last day I have in Minnesota until December....going off to Haverford soon. I guess I'm ready to leave, but at the same time it is still a bit hard leaving famiy and friends behind...
oh, well. Off towards a new life.....
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Documentation of us slowly and laboriously packing of all our stuff in boxes (minus the gazillion bags of things that have gone to Goodwill or the trash), followed by the professional movers' much more efficient loading of our things out of the condo and into an LA-bound truck! It's now oh-so-empty in here...
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Since we expected the second hiking day to be quite easy (a descent of 1200 m, back to the starting point Broglio) we didn't hurry and left the Rifugio Sambuco not before eleven o'clock.
The fingerpost announced a hike of three and a half hours to Brontallo which is a little further than Broglio; we calculated a hiking time of three hours and looked forward to take a refreshing bath in the mountain brook Maggia (after having reached Broglio) and to have a late lunch afterwards: Pizza! :-)))
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Junior Mike Brett sends an uppercut into the blocking pad of sophomore Beth Solack during a Tuesday night meeting of the Mixed Martial Arts Club.
I've been packing all day. I need to get some of those vacuum bags so I can fit all my clothes into my two suitcases. I didn't realize how many clothes I had...I'll be getting rid of a lot when I move to Seattle, I just know it.
I talked to potential roommate #1 late last night. We got along so well. We really gto each other. I feel very comfortable living with him. The conversation just flowed so well and we have a lot in common.
Today I talked with potential roommate #2. This house is totally awesome and I'd be living with 3 other guys. We realized we both knew the same people and also had a very good conversation. So now I'm completely torn...I don't know where I want to live. Luckily this house has another room opening up so I told roommate #1 to email them ASAP. He hasn't heard back yet and I find out if I am a part of the house on Monday. We'll see how it goes.
Oh yeah, this is an old stencil I made for my mom. It's her favorite picture of me when I was a child.
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In 1912, the Hoonah Packing Company built the first cannery in the area which today is Icy Strait Point. Ownership traded hands several times before the Icy Strait Salmon Company purchased the property in 1932. Since its inception, the cannery has played a key role in the community. Hoonah residents were employed there and when a fire destroyed the town on June 14, 1944, many residents made the cannery their home while the city was rebuilt. While the cannery ceased to produce salmon in 1953, the cannery was used by the renowned Hoonah fishing fleet as a maintenance and storage facility until the late 1990’s. In the mid 1990’s the Huna Totem Corporation bought the cannery and created what you see today.