Going boating today......
well, after having read Nat's blog (she's a jounalist who accompanied her husband on his anesthesia fellowship here in Rochester), am very impressed.
so thought I would give it a go. not that life in rochester, mn is the most exciting, but we do stuff that we normally can;t do back in Spore... like skiing, fishing... though most of the time this year, we are super busy with research, manuscript writing and our masters program lectures n exams.
we are taking a break tomorrow. vince is itching to take the boat out on some decent strip of water. he was deprived for a couple of weeks cuz we were busy preparing for our final masters exams. it was over on Tuesday, so we can breathe a little.... and get stressed with other things now!
so we r heading maybe to Lower Mississippi or St Croix river with Gene and Nat.. am looking forward to it. was feeling quite bummed after so many weeks of studying. I still have manuscripts pending and data to collect... all must be done within the month.. bummer.. still, need a break....... taking grocery shopping trips are definitely not destressing me enuff, its bordering on sad.....
here's a pict of us in fall about 2 years ago on a rented boat in the "sippi". I bagged a crappie. in singapore terms, its kinda like a "chong yu or pomfret"
 but they call it pan fish here. supposed to
but they call it pan fish here. supposed to  taste fresh, but we never eat them. as we r now too lay to fillet fish. and even after filletting these buggers, we can fillets no bigger than my palm. too much work lah. vince in the first pict got a bass. that fish gave him bragging rights for months to come. think its still the biggest bass we ever caught. more than 2 pounds, and he picked it up with just a worm on a bobber.
taste fresh, but we never eat them. as we r now too lay to fillet fish. and even after filletting these buggers, we can fillets no bigger than my palm. too much work lah. vince in the first pict got a bass. that fish gave him bragging rights for months to come. think its still the biggest bass we ever caught. more than 2 pounds, and he picked it up with just a worm on a bobber.will post picts of how we do tomorrow. I don';t know if we will fish much, prob drink lotsa beer, get hassled by fly and her frisbee (that's the pooch) and have lotsa laughs with "gnat".



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