I’ve updated my now very-easy-to-update website with some brand-new work, along with a couple of older projects that are finally being realized. Check it out, let me know what you think. I guess this is the contemporary version of a studio visit. It’s OK if your responses are more than 140 characters, though…
Also, today’s wiki-how made me laugh: How to Photograph a Sunset.
I miss the animal companions I had in Minneapolis. Don’t get me wrong–I love watching rats and mice while waiting for the train, and the random birds and squirrels that visit my ‘back yard’–but they just don’t compete against Esther Eve and Max/Meowx (the best cat ever). If you’re in MPLS and you come across either of these fine animal specimens, give them a scratch under the chin for me.
Wednesday nights were unofficially ‘dude nights’ for the longest time. We’d celebrate by going to the Town Talk Diner, hands-down the best drinking establishment in the Twin Cities. Proof is below.
This all happened behind the bar. I think I’ve proved my point.
Minneapolis = lots of time wasted. Not wasted in the bad ‘I didn’t get anything done’ sense, but rather in the good ‘I can’t get anything done because my blood alcohol level is waaaaay too high, so I’m just going to laugh and dance with my friends’ sense.
Remember when we’d go dancing at First Avenue pretty much every Saturday? That was fun.
Or better yet, remember when we’d have our own dance parties at home? That was fun, too.
The best was a party at someone else’s house–no clean up! My favorite part of this video is yelling ‘YOU SUCK’ at a failed limbo. I believe this was at Jen’s house. I also believe Tucker passed out along the side of the house, on a patch of ice.
Sunday dinners, oh how I miss thee. I tried them out for a bit in NY, but I realized it works a lot better when you have a master chef and a 3,000 square foot warehouse to entertain in…
On the 8th day, Tucker and EC begot an awesome warehouse space, for pennies.
We knew at once it was going to be the future home of Tucker’s ramp.
And thus the winter began, dominated by construction.
The majority of work was finished by New Year’s, in which Tucker and EC opened their home to the public with a New Year’s party. It was mildly attended.
