Scott A. Roberts

Last weekend was exactly one year before Christine and I are getting married next summer.  In celebration, we planned on going to check out Centennial Lakes to check out the building and check out the mini-golf course across the lake.  We didn’t make it last weekend due to the 4th of July holiday, but this weekend we took a trip out there to play a round of golf.  For some reason, Christine was convinced she was going to beat me.  After the front 9, she decided we should re-start the count.  She still didn’t win.  But I took pictures.

http://picasaweb.google.com/saroberts/20090711CentennialLakesMiniGolf#

It was a glorious day and the park was great.  We’re excited that everybody will join us in 11 months and 22 days to celebrate at Centennial Lakes!

On another note, I just ordered a new daypack.  I’ve been wanting one for a while, but after not having anything good for our trip to Alaska, now was the time.  I decided on the Osprey Kestrel 28 without trying it on.  I tried on the 38L model, but REI didn’t carry the smaller 28L model.  Luckily, I got a great deal on Amazon.  They only had 3 left, and were selling them for $80, rather than the $120 that I could buy it for everywhere else. 

Oh, and have you heard about Google Voice yet?  Well, it’s great.  You probably can’t join quite yet; I had to sign up a while ago and just got an invitation.  What is it?  Well, you sign up for a Google Voice phone number.   This is now your phone number for ever and ever.  You then associate all of your other phone numbers (cell, home, work, etc.) with your new number, and people have just one number that they call and it will ring all of your other numbers.  You can define groups that ring differently (like your boss calling doesn’t ring your cell).  Even better is that your voicemail is online.  It is available in your email inbox as an audio file, but also transcribed into text.  Very cool!  There are a ton of other features, too, so you should check it out!

On that note, if you would like to start using my Google Voice number to call me, feel free! 
(612) 208-7024