Plastic Pies?

Back to work after being sick, and man, it feels good! I'm getting way too stressed out by being ill and having to get rest - so boring!
The ankle is getting more normal-sized again, but it still hurts like hell. That's not what I've planned, because Ronny and I really wanted to go sky diving this weekend! But landing on this messed up foot would be a disaster, so we have to find something else to do.
Luckily, Jim called yesterday and told us we could borrow the pool at his workplace this Sunday. That means we can practice our kayaking, especially me on the eskimo-roll! One goal for next year is kayaking in Sjoa , and by then I need to be more skilled in rolling. Ronny have been kayaking for years and is an excellent teacher, so I bet I'll be doing a decent roll by the end of Sunday (^.^)

We have picked up another Lonely Planet-book, about Costa Rica. It seems like possibilities for diving and surfing is great almost every place we're going, so I guess we'll look like raisins when we get back home.

Also, we're thinking about looking for sponsors. It's a bit late, but the whole Pierats-project came up a month ago, so it's worth a try. The media-covering can be good, especially if the book-planning is going well, so sponsoring the expedition is not a bad thing (>_^)

Concerning the pie-eating, we're looking for a pie made of plastic or something similar. We realized that we may not ALWAYS have a real pie in hand if something cool happens, and a fake pie will do the trick in those sudden kodak-moments. But where to find such a thing? It turned out to be harder than I expected, so a little help would be appreciated!

Piehugs from Silje