This is one of my favorite pictures. Those are my feet on the bottom. I'm paragliding -- floating effortlessly and silently above Interlaken, looking at the Alps in the distance. A beautiful day and a peaceful experience.
This is the guy who set us up with our place in Monterosso. He works all summer getting people into his apartments, then takes the rest of year off to travel.
The main line was long at the Louvre so I remembered a side entrance that we used a couple years ago that is for tour groups. You can see it behind us in the above picture. We just walked right pretending that we were part of the junior-high tour group ahead of us. 
After the Louvre we checked out the Catacombs. It's a long walk below Paris, about 5 stories down. This is where they put the bones of about a million people in the late 1700s. I've never seen so many skulls, strangely interesting.
Just after graduation I loaded up my Explorer with everything I own and am headed to the Oakland airport. I'll be parking in the American Airlines employee parking lot thanks to my Aunt, meeting up with Steve, and headed for Europe! As of the date of this posting we don't have an itinerary, just plane tickets in and out of Paris -- that's it! No reservations, no plans, nothing.
However, after we returned I went back to this posting and added the itinerary:
June
16 Paris
17 Paris
18 Paris
19 Nice
20 Nice
21 Cinque Terre
22 Cinque Terre
23 Cinque Terre
24 Interlaken
25 Interlaken
26 Munich
27 Munich
28 Prague
29 Prague
30 Amsterdam
July
1 Amsterdam
2 Paris
3 Paris
Ryan and I in the craft center building our kickin' subwoofer for Acoustics class. 
This class was a joke -- a great class to take in your last quarter of college. All we had to do was build this subwoofer and test that it works. Here's me sanding:
And the finished product.
Ours ended up sounding great. We bought the cheapest speaker we could find, but the enclosure made all the difference.
Murph and I road-tripped to Santa Cruz where we saw Ben play at a high-school gym. We waited outside afterward for an hour until we got to meet him and talk with him for a while. Unfortunately I lost the picture that we took of Ryan and I with Ben Harper; that would have been cool to post here.
This is what Joe, Mike, and I spent the whole summer on in San Diego. We worked 8-5 at our real jobs, eat a quick dinner, then work on the Ski Seat from about 11pm-3am every night.
We came up with our own design, made our own molds (mold for the carbon fiber hydro foils shown above), laid up the fiberglass and other materials less than optimally ventilated area, assembled the seats, footholds, seat belts, and even made it look somewhat presentable.
And there's Mike showing off the big air you can get on these things in the San Diego Bay. We only ended up making 3 and haven't fulfilled our goal of marketing and selling them, but the fun was in the journey.
