Japanese Garden

Sarah and I went to a Japanese Garden in Little Tokyo on Sunday. Now, she wants to make a garden like this when we buy a house.

At the Movies

On Saturday, we went to see The Bourne Ultimatum with church friends (James, Grace, Sarah, Sarah, Sharon, Feni, Andy, Alex, Fong).

I ate a Double Double from In-N-Out in about 2 minutes since we had to rush to get to the movies on time.

Regarding The Bourne Ultimatum, I think it was the best movie of 2007 so far. It had great action that left me sitting at the edge of my seat the whole time. It seemed like such a smart spy flick, even though none of it was real or even possible. I would totally volunteer to be in the top secret Blackbriar/Treadstone project if it made me supersmart and strong. There were a lot of big movies in 2007 (mostly sequels and remakes), but there weren't too many great movies like this one. This movie is why we go to the movies.

El Monte Reservoir

Since a picture is worth a thousand words, I'll just be posting pictures instead of writing. I'll let the pictures do all the talking. I'm getting freakin' lazy. I'm not sure how much this stupid picture says, however.

Strangest Sights on Google Earth

Check out this link to see the weird and wonderful things you can find on Google Earth. I love traveling and so I love maps. Google Earth is great for exploring our world. Hopefully in the future, they'll have real time Google Earth and you can zoom in and see exactly what each person is doing. That'd be scary, wouldn't it? You can travel anywhere on earth through your computer screen, but you'd have to watch out for big brother and freaky stalkers. They might have Google Moon and Google Mars too.

Machu Picchu

Here are a few pictures of my sister's trip to Machu Picchu in Peru back in June. It's a 4 day hike to get to the top. I really want to go there too before I kick the bucket.

Trains

We took Mikey to Travel Town and LA Live Steamers on Sunday. It was fun riding those little trains.