throwback to woodside high (2000)

the pump got fickle. took a good four days to clean the thing out. found a rattle snake, a pair of shoes, and a broken bong.

jeremey goes looking for his real father

latest project: the tantra bowl.

big ups to nicholas for finding the spot.

more to follow

riley schralps at 13.

scott said, 'don't crop it.'

boulder falls (2006)

had an existential crisis this summer, among other things. i left colorado to start a new and exciting life, apart from all things college. i floundered for about two months. after much deliberation i settled on moving to colorado. 

This is my family's dog (below), Lilly, formerly Little Foot. My friends Kath and Jane rescued her from an awful living situation. They crawled through an unlocked window and stole her. Little Foot needed a new home, so, with a blessing, I took her to California and she's lived with my family since.

It was a long 'goodbye.'

Kath cries her cute little eyes out.

Lilly needed a playmate so my folks got Dudley (below). Dudley is a good dog. He is best known for destroying only the most sentimental objects.

People often commented on the human-like quality of Lilly's eyes. They were really something. But then Lilly lost her eyes. Lilly is blind now and it's so sad. She's doing well though. She's adapted. I can see that Lilly is a happy dog again. But Lilly cannot see this. Because she has no eyeballs. 

from my freshman year of high school

fountains, yay