Life at the moment

Life at the moment is starting to get real busy.  First, i am starting to get into a massive project helping ESRI employees and the city of Redlands create a map of all the hiking trails in the local hills on the south side of the city.  Building maps on a computer is known as GIS and i am really getting into this wonderful technology.  Yesterday, right after class, i hiked a trail that starts at the golf course of my school.  I learned that Crafton Hills College has a wildlife sencuary at the top of the hills, which is awsome.  I sat at the edge of the hill top for 15 mins, totally quite, listening to nature.  And i felt i relaxed, calm, and peaceful.  After the hike i went home and did nothing more for the rest of the day.
     For those who don't know, Ashley and I are no more. We just jumped right into an relationship without first getting to know someone, which killed the relationship at the end.  I always recommend to get to know the person before going into a relationship.  That is how those thing work out.  We are still friends which is cool.
     I just ordered a travel bug for geocaching, and it will be here within the next few days, i can't wait to get it started, i just need to find something to attach it too then put it in my geocach.  Im thinking about having it first go to monteray bay....but im not sure yet.  Well, that is all for now....peace 

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