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June 20th, 2008 - 8:22 am § in City of Newcastle, Video

City of Newcastle Summer Event Preview & Schedule

Newcastle’s summer season kicks off this coming Wednesday, so if you’re in town, be sure to come on down & join us! Bad Habit will be playing an electrifying list of classic rock & roll against the backdrop of our gorgeous 20 acre Lake Boren Park. [ Click Here for Google Direct[...]

June 20th, 2008 - 7:56 am § in Albuquerque, Home

For My Mom, Whom I Love

Yesterday, Garfield turned 30. Just a few of the things I love and remember as a kid of the 80s include jellies, neon clothes, rubix cubes, mousse…watching Steven Tyler gyrate down a pole of scarves 5 seconds before my dad turned it off and announced Mtv was banned in our house because ̵[...]

June 20th, 2008 - 7:25 am § in Photos, Seattle

Ginormous Ice Cream Cone

Flying out to Texas last month, we got a rare glimpse of Ranier. Adding to my belief that big scary mountains with a high potential for explosions are better appreciated from afar FAR away, it almost ate my cousin this month. He and some friends decided to climb it, just barely ahead of/during a ma[...]

June 17th, 2008 - 10:27 am § in Geekdom

That Crash? Was My Computer.

And that Pop? Was my brain. I don’t even remember what it was I was reading 10 minutes ago that mentioned Time Magazine’s ‘50 Best Websites 2008‘ was published today, perking my interest just enough that I thought I’d meander on over there long enough to see whether Doo[...]

June 16th, 2008 - 9:41 am § in Quasimonose

Excuse Me Whilst I Get off My A$$

Today is the first day I’ve felt even remotely functional since June 6th, a day that will forever live in infamy (if only in my head, har har) as the day Quasimonose died a very bloody death. And a day in which, yet again, I gave yet another spectacular demonstration of unrealistic expectation[...]

June 2nd, 2008 - 12:08 pm § in Design

Illustrator Fun: Raven

From the ages of eight and oh…twenty-three, I was a painfully introverted daydreamer who always felt more at home in my own head than I ever did with real people. It was far more fun, and honestly much easier. It kinda still is. Which explains my obsessive fascination with television, movies a[...]