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Name: Matthew
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    Saturday, July 19, 2008

    How to Kill Warts

    Hopefully this doesn't gross anyone out, but I found a really easy way to get rid of warts!

    I was getting a few warts last year, and they were getting annoying, so I started searching with Google for a way to get rid of them. I came across lots of testimonies of using apple cider vinegar to kill them. That sounds pretty natural - how exciting! I've done it successfully three times now!

    Basically, you just take a little piece of cotton (like off a q-tip), soak it in apple cider vinegar, and then use a band-aid to hold it on your wart overnight. Your wart may appear to have grown by morning, but don't worry - that's just because it soaked up the vinegar. Do this every night for about a week (don't need it in the daytime), and the wart will start to turn black inside (it is dying). Keep on doing it, and a few days later you will be able to start peeling it off. By two weeks, it should be gone. It really is so easy!


    Wednesday, May 07, 2008

    Mt. Bachelor Free Ski Day #2

    Since the first free ski day in February turned out to be blizzard conditions, Mt. Bachelor decided to offer another free day in April. This time we only had eight people in our group from the Woodland area.

    For those of you who don’t know, Mt. Bachelor offers a free ski day each year where skiers donate three cans of food in exchange for a free lift ticket. The donated food goes to help low-income people in Oregon. Sometimes the free day is a little crowded, but this time it wasn’t! People must be focusing on spring activities and didn’t want to go skiing or something.

    We left Woodland about 3:30 a.m. and arrived at the mountain around 8:30, just 30 minutes before opening. The weather was amazing! Sunny skies and not much wind! The mountain had been getting fresh snow the previous week, so the weather and snow conditions were just awesome. Matthew L. and I climbed all the way to the summit and snowboarded down a double black diamond run. So fun! By afternoon, skiing in t-shirts was quite refreshing after sweating in the lift lines. Because of the nice weather, I was able to get lots of pictures and videos!

    On the way home, we stopped in Redmond to do a bit of city caving. All in all, this was a VERY fun day.



    Beautiful Weather!!


    The National Guard helps collect the food.


    Christina and Charlie


    Climbing up to the summit.


    Interesting formations made by the wind up top.


    Suzanne enjoying the sun.


    One of the rocks you're supposed to ski around.


    A group picture at the end of the day.


    On the way home we stopped at Safeway and had rootbeer floats and ice cream.



    We also stopped in Redmond for a bit of caving.


    Inside the cave.

    Enjoy the video below, or click here for more pictures.


    Monday, March 31, 2008

    Spring Skiing Video


    Wednesday, March 26, 2008

    Spring Skiing

    Last Saturday I was invited to go snowboarding at Mt. Hood Meadows. It was a beautiful day, and the snow was powdery, a very rare combination. We had a blast, and some of us learned that SPF 50 sunscreen isn't a bad idea after all!























    Tuesday, March 04, 2008

    Flow Cave

     Kim and I went on a cave photo trip last spring up near Mt. St. Helens. Enjoy the pictures.


    Kim taking pictures at the entrance to Flow Cave.


    An HDR photo of Flow Cave's entrance.


    Inside Flow Cave


    More shots of Flow Cave's entrances.


    Us in Flow Cave


    HDR photo of Mt. St. Helens - Washed out road from winter runoff.


    Red Columbine - Mt. St. Helens


    Mt. St. Helens and Yale Reservoir



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