Lake Havasu 2000

Right after we completed our junior year, we decided to go on a trip to Lake Havasu! So we packed our things, loaded up the boat, jet-skiis, and playing equipment, and headed out early on the morning of the 14th of May for a week of fun, fun, and some more fun.

One of the first things we did when we got there was to prove to the world that we had actually been there. So naturally, we "marked" our territory. This picture was actually taken in the middle of the lake where there was a sandbar, so that you could stand and look like you were walkin' (or pissin') on water. Cool, huh?

Kickin' it on the sandbar was cool for a while, but eventually we decided it was some time for somethin' else. May we recommend some watersports perhaps?

Too much fun...

Once the sun set, we left our festivities and carried on the evening running errands and basically kickin' back. We made took a trip to the local supermarket for some more food for the week, and Kurt found a new way to have fun...

As you can see, he was having quite a bit of fun taming the wild animal. Little did he realize that it would result in disastrous consequences...

Well one afternoon, we decided to end our lake fun a little early and took a small hike through the nearby hills.

Well although I thought we were having plenty of fun, the guys suggested that we find something new to do. Some of them had jumped off of various cliffs and such and thought it would be a good idea to do that again.

Me: "Umm...yeah...sure...I enjoy jumping off of tall objects into cold water...yeah..."

While riding along in the boat, we found a nifty little rope swing. So naturally we decided to use it to our advantage.

The guys: "Hmmm...well that was fun! Maybe we should find something higher to jump off of..."

The guys: "Hey look! There's a tower out on the edge of the river...we should jump off of that!"

Nonetheless, we climbed up the tower, smiled for the camera, and went for a little jump...

The guys: "Hmmm...well that was fun! Maybe we should find something even higher to jump off of..."

Now lemme tell ya'...from the top of the cliff, the drop looks like it must have been at least double the height in contrast to viewing it from the boat.