Need I say more....

The frog says it all my friends!!! What to do, what to do? I took another adventure yesterday to Utah for a job interview... and I am still confused as ever. Sometimes I just want to stay here and not move away and other times I want out of here as soon as possible. I don't know what to do and I am getting pretty antsy. Don't get me wrong it is great to wake up any time of the day and do whatever you want... but it is only fun for about a week or so and I have passed the fun part. I am not complaining about my situation (ok maybe a little) because I know that I put myself into the situation but like my friend at the top that is about how I feel these last few days. I guess I just need to seize the day and get on with it, the problem is I don't know what it is! So for now I guess my frog and I will continue to ponder and looking for "it" although I think his it is different from my it. You know frogs have a simple life really, they sit on Lilly pads and hop around all day looking for food, waiting to have a princess come and kiss them so they will turn back into a handsome prince.... wow where did that come from? I guess I need to stop reading those fairy tale books to my nieces or nephews.... or I guess I could go look for a frog in my exploring for a new job, the question is where are the Lilly pads?

Divine Pastry, History Sites, and the Humanities

I survived driving in Boston and I had a great time in the process. I was able to see lots of cool sites, visit Jeremy and Shayna and boys, and have a great interview. I also got to go singing or running in the rain and get soaked from head to toe. I think they must make umbrellas differently in Boston than Idaho, because mine was a little bit broken by the end of the storm. I think the local Bostonians thought I was some crazy tourist walking in the rain while they all ran for cover, of course eventually I had to seek cover because I found the most wonderful pastry place in the world..... yes my friends I found Mike's Pastry shop. Words cannot describe the yumminess of this pastry I experienced. It was recommended to me by three or more people and it was worth the rain (and slightly getting lost) to locate it. If you ever find yourself in Boston my friends this place is worth searching out and locating. (sorry I don't have a picture to show you what it looked like.) There are lots of cool things to see on the way as well so you get the experience and the yumminess all in one. Any way enough about the divine pastry, I also got to see a lot of history sights and went to the Museum of Fine Arts, so there you have it history and humanities my favorites. Here are a few pics of my trip!

Renoir Painting at Museum Pier on the Harbor

Bostonian w/ Paul Revere The Boston Temple