NONPICTION -- Stephen Allard
just a few things I liked

   Started reading this several days ago based on recommendations from my brother and my religion teacher from high school. I\'m about 15 pages in, and I\'m already blown away.

   Heading towards the entrance of Gulf LNG (liquified natural gas) in Pascagoula. The place just went online several months ago, and means yet another mega customer for the power company to profit from (Chevron is still the biggest). To supply LNG, Mississippi Power built an entirely new feeder just for it (one feeder usually serves thousands of customers).

   A new batch of fermented veggies going into the big jar for a week. Hopefully this batch won\'t mold (the last one did when I used this jar).

   A new meat market opened several miles away from my house, so mom ran over there and bought some calf liver. I threw in some veggies and fried it up.

   A mid afternoon dip in the frigid waters (slightly) of Henderson Point. Yes, it is January in MS. The weather has been strangely hot lately, so beach activities are still advised. Thomas, Mikey, and I just walked out a ways -- shivering -- and chatted.

   After lunch I walked to the Espy Ave. soccer fields and found everyone there already. It\'s strange how all the youth seem to gather at these soccer fields now. No one seemed to care about them until about a year ago. You can even check into the soccer fields on facebook. How about that.

   The bridge to Singing River Island, Pascagoula, MS.

   Post workout meal -- chicken, sweet potato, and white potato. The weird looking stuff in the bowl is fermented vegetables -- the radishes lose their red pigment during fermentation and turn the brine redish/pink. I can\'t get enough of the stuff since it\'s more delicious than anything.

   Some railroad tracks found after walking through a small trail at the back of the soccer fields on Espy Ave. Long Beach.

   MLK weekend activities -- bunch of us playing football at the Espy Ave. Soccer fields. I jammed my finger and broke my toe, so I went home early. What a sad little girl I am.