Here are some pics back when I could walk and travel. It is almost hard to rememeber. This is 2001 during our trip around North America. We started in Flasgtaff, went to Phoenix, then went Yuma, then to Las Vegas, then up the coast eventuallly to SF, then oregon, then washington, then vancouver. AT that point we lost our indian guide. Then we headed all over Canada bringing hitchikers to a concert. Somehow we ended up in edmington. Eventually we got to south Dakota. Then on to Buffalo where I have a feeling I am going to spend the rest of my life. Those were the fun days 2000, I seriously can't believe that was five years ago.

Look I can walk.


Really


Here we are at the ocean up north. I have lost of footage of this and plan to ake of remixed video of it someday when I am bored.


Terrya and the indian with Lady Liberty


Me and Terry in a giant tree


Our bikes before they flew of the car on the highway and died


Weird mix of the statue of liberty and marilyn monroe


Terry with his mom


Terry with his dad

When going through somemore stuff for my five thousandth hour of colecting work I found this picture of (e:rzoo) . Thought I would save it here before I lost it.

It is so hot out today, around 60. One guy in my class actually wore shorts. There isn't much snow left but this one iceberg survived. I figured that no one would belive this.

I have not stopped sitting in front of the computer since wednesday trying to get my portfolio togther. I guess that shows you just how much stuff I have done during the last two years. I am limiting it to two years. I was so excited to find a video of my chess character being used in VR. He are two snapshots from the video which can be found here





(e:terry) also short of okayed that we can get our own server connections soon. I am so freakin' excited.

We went and visited the space for the show, it is at the same space that the Saucy Seven Party was in. I don't really like the space at all. It is crappy - like it has potential asfter major renovation but it doesn't fit our show at all. We might as well have it at a junk yard.

Quoted from: Elmwood Strip Journals and Lifestyle Info