Oh, bugger!

[geoviki]

So much for mainstream media reporting the whole story. I got a kick out of this: One in three women admits to having had anal sex by age 24. So that means quite a few slash writers know whereof they speak. Well, except for the prostate thingie.

I have a few pictures of Alaska to share. None of me, yet.

The Stattendam, from Sitka, Alaska It looks as though the ship is practically on the beach, but that's foreshortening. We had to take a tender to get to land.

Salmon at home Okay, you know the thing on National Geographic when they explain that salmon swim upstream and all? I had no idea there were so many of the buggers! Look at 'em! Every stream we saw was crammed with salmon. And these puppies were 2 feet long!

Basketball player with glacier Now this? This is my son, doing what he does best. Tunes out nature for the rim. That's Hubbard Glacier in the background.

Comments

[spacetweenears.livejournal.com]

Very COOL!! I took a cruise up the inside passage and spent some time in Sitka, too! I found the Russian Orthodox Church fascinating, as well as the National Historic Park there!

a native alaskan

[violetstew.livejournal.com]

Cool! I'm from Petersburg, very close by. I'm thinking of taking my boyfriend up there and showing him around some day. It's so beautiful; especially during the summer.^^

[slytherincesss.livejournal.com]

Wow, those are great pics. I've always wanted to go to Alaska. Australia, too.

I will just nod my head and say Mmmhmm regarding the anal sex thing. The abundance of uncharacteristically non-painful anal sex!fic in this fandom amazes me.

[silentauror.livejournal.com]

Love the report! That's quite impressive, actually!

And beautiful pics, too. That ship really does look landed, doesn't it? And your son & the salmon! :) Alaska looks nice. :)

[kupukello.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the piccies!! (More?!)

The salmon picture makes you want to be a bear :D And the basket ball picture is just hilarious :)) Gorgeous glaciers!!

One day, when I'm very rich (harharhar), I'll take the Hurtigruten cruise in Norway. *sigh*

[snottygrrl.livejournal.com]

see, now those of us that come from salmon country (seattle) think the rest of the world knows these sorts of things (and we've never experienced tinned salmon either, so we don't understand why everyone doesn't love salmon). i actually own a condo (that is being rented) in issaquah, a suburb of seattle. there is a salmon hatchery there, so we see salmon swimming up the little creek headed for where they hatched, they end up in this big tank and they are so many they are all nearly on top of each other piled to the edge of the water. pretty dang impressive, nature.

[2am-optimism.livejournal.com]

So wonderful seeing those pics. I've always had *such* a yen to go to Alaska. Would love to see anything more you feel like posting :)

[painless-j.livejournal.com]

Ooh. More pics, please? With you in them, please? :))

[twigged.livejournal.com]

Cool pics!