Chewie, we’re home!
Summer of 100 Photos, Day 51: Your dream car
Yes, that’s the Vector Avtech WX-3 prototype. Too bad only 1 was ever made.
Summer of 100 Photos, Day 52: Your favorite sport
Quack quack, y’all.
Summer of 100 Photos, Day 63: Sports awards
Go Padres!
Summer of 100 Photos, Day 62: The last place to which you traveled
McWay Falls, Big Sur, California. One of the handful of places we stopped on a weekend tour of the central coast. Phenomenal scenery and a helluva drive!
Summer of 100 Photos, Day 56: Something that makes you happy
These are the guts of Project Spoofy.
Building things, working with my brain and my hands, figuring out practical puzzles, production, making things work–these are the things that make me happy. Ever since I was a little kid, I liked to build things–from castles of wooden blocks to towering marble runs of paper and scotch tape. When I discovered computers, I became a budding programmer and built my own worlds and simple games with which to explore them. In middle and into high school, I grew with the early web, building intricate websites on Angelfire and Geocities, then I moved into multimedia and producing shorts, films, and audio productions, and even the occasional pirate radio broadcast!
Flash forward, and here I am still building websites, still tinkering with computers, still working on videos and audio productions. I just happen to have better equipment at my disposal!
Summer of 100 Photos, Day 61: School class picture
Mrs. Kehoe’s class: Fourth grade at Still Elementary School, 1992.
Summer of 100 Photos, Day 53: Someone you think is hot
Elizabeth. Freaking. Montgomery. Blonde or Brunette. Those eyes. That smile. THOSE LEGS! She also happens to pronounce “aunt” correctly. Then there’s cartoon Samantha, too….
Summer of 100 Photos, Day 54: The one think you would bring with you if stranded on a deserted island
If I’m going to be stranded on a deserted island, you’d better believe that I’m bringing an EPIRBS!
Summer of 100 Photos, Day 57: Your favorite holiday
Yes, it’s a cliché, but Christmas really is my favorite time of year. Despite the extra obligatory travel that I’ve experienced in a broken family, the Christmas season is usually the one time that everyone comes together (whether physically or via technology). I have so many silly “Christmas” traditions that I observe, too–like the 25 Days of Christmas Specials (I had that idea before ABC Family did), Merry Angstmas, Festivus, gluhwein, beignets–that it makes the whole season more of a month-long festival!