Abe and Nichole may have put together a great household, but it's not full of early risers, when the residents get a choice. While I ended up waking around 8 (silly daystar means no sleep for Josh), no one else really made any significant moves until around noon (Abe did get up briefly to take care of the dogs, and Cooper had somewhere to be around 9:30). That's ok, though - I had a number of projects, school-related and otherwise, to occupy my time.
I've mentioned the tradition of Indian food and piercing trips before, and it seems that this was a good day for a trip to Medford. Since Michael's friend Skyler was in town, we decided to nab him and make a day of it. More wonderful food (Chicken Masala this time), and Nichole is now sporting a brand new tongue piercing courtesy of Epic Ink. The shop has it's own interesting tradition, in point of fact - every time they bring in a new artist, that artist draws a new skull to add to the wall. It's a very neat way to see who's got the skill and the style that you might be interested in, if you're there for a tattoo.
We finished out the evening by abusing Michael's Wii and a copy of "New Super Mario Bros Wii". People only had enough energy to make it through two worlds, but it was a heck of a lot of fun - as it turns out, four players onscreen is even more fun than two, and an order of magnitude crazier.
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