Scott just used the panoramic lens, which made it look small - really, my head is much, muchlarger than it appears in those pictures. I had to crisco my ears just to get my head through the door at Mark's club.

Seriously - had a good time today at the range - Mark, Scott, Ryan - all top notch guys, fun to be around (and DAMN good shots - all of 'em). I'm sure we'll definitely hang out again. Nice to get out and do that kinda stuff - kinda just came together at the spur of the moment when we all realized we were free for the day. I'm just glad that my eliminator button ripped off 2/3 of the way through the course (before I had a chance to embarrass myself and live up to my reputation as the world's worst archer).

I still have a hard time warming up to Scott, b/c he showed up insome god-awful red shirt fromsome school in Ohio.I'm hoping maybe he's just colorblind -maybe thought he waswearingPenn State Blue, and didn't know it was red. I didn't wanna say anything, thought maybe he had aeye handicap or something... You know... I did read that something like 20% of the populationIS colorblind.

And Mark - I'm holding you to your promise - I wanna see some pictures of that waitress... I've got a memory like a steel trap (when it comes to women, at least). LOL

...and then, as if we weren't mentally scarred enough already from having to look at that horriblered shirt all day, Ryan lets us all shoot his longbow... The whole time, you could just hear this "sucking" sound. Turns out, it was the sound of ourchecking accountsemptying, as we started figuring out which kidney we were gonnasell to come up with the spare dough tobuy a new customtraditional bow. Thatlongbow is just a higher level of craftsmanship than anything I've ever held in my hands before. Really nice bow Ry.

Mark - I've got about 500 pounds of shelled corn laying in the basement - I'd like to get it out soon, and I'm looking for a good pack mule. If you're interested, just give me a call. LMAO