just ran 100 miles, just to see if he could. So friends and family could run a bit with him, he just did 29 3.5 laps around Ashland, Or. Way to go Todd!!!
Some times I forget how amazing my family family truly is.
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Friday, September 21, 2007
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Secret Swank
I was in LA this weekend and randomly dropped in Secret Headquarters, the swankiest comic shop I've ever seen, bar none. Not aspersions cast on the local Isotope folk which I love, but Secret Headquarters is on a whole other level I neglected to take any picture, but check out their site to see some of the gentleman's club type atmosphere they've created.
I was getting the collected Mouse Guard book, and at the counter I couldn't help but pick up a copy of James Jean's Process Recess 2. Amazingly beautiful stuff. The comic field is very lucky to have an artist of his caliber.
I was getting the collected Mouse Guard book, and at the counter I couldn't help but pick up a copy of James Jean's Process Recess 2. Amazingly beautiful stuff. The comic field is very lucky to have an artist of his caliber.
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Wednesday, August 08, 2007
Death Pigeons from Above
This morning as I biked to work, a pigeon fell from the sky like a brick, barely missed my head and landed with a splat.
It was one of the most bizarre things I have ever seen. There was a flock on the building across the street that had just taken flight and all I can think is that it ran into something and was suddenly stopped. The guy on his bike behind me thought maybe it was a heart attack, but it really seemed to have fallen straight down.
I certainly don't believe in omen, but this would be a great one. It's definitely a reminder that death is all around us, and how precious it is to be alive.
Last night a friend was telling me about how about a year ago, she had a fixation on death and all the things that she wanted to do before she died. I wonder what would be on my own list? Maybe something worth thinking about....
It was one of the most bizarre things I have ever seen. There was a flock on the building across the street that had just taken flight and all I can think is that it ran into something and was suddenly stopped. The guy on his bike behind me thought maybe it was a heart attack, but it really seemed to have fallen straight down.
I certainly don't believe in omen, but this would be a great one. It's definitely a reminder that death is all around us, and how precious it is to be alive.
Last night a friend was telling me about how about a year ago, she had a fixation on death and all the things that she wanted to do before she died. I wonder what would be on my own list? Maybe something worth thinking about....
Wednesday, August 01, 2007
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
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