Fear vs. fear

The Bird Song

The Shadow, The Stalker, The Grace

An Ode to My Beloved Soldier

What a bore, green no more...

I'll miss you green house, I'll miss how you glowed in the sunlight, I'll miss how you illuminated your colour on our walls, I'll miss how you matched our green giraffe, I'll miss you, I'll miss you. Welcome gloomy gray, welcome.

Funny how you can grow attached to something so green.

murder mysteryinitup!

on saturday we had a fun murder myster with kimberly's sister and brother-in-law and their cousins. it was super-sweet, and we ate like kings. kimberly was "Clair Voyant", and i was "Father Al Fredo". here's kimberly trying to read my mind...
she couldn't do it so she resorted to pointing at my hand aghast...
here's the group...

tickle me emo...

what is emo? it's certainly not the stereotype that is out there right now. "the emo we now know is a bastardized version of what it once was in the early '90's, but like all genres of music there is good and there is very bad." quote from jonathan, who's thought long and hard about this because when people say that emo's cut and are a shade above goth he doesn't know what you're talking about because that's definately not what he knew it as growing up in the '90's. all of the sudden there was this shift in understanding of what emo was in about 2002ish, and then it became a swear word. it became guys wearing makeup and girls jeans which is utterly ridiculous. it's like when punk music came out in the '70's, and then had a resurgence in the '90's, but that wasn't really punk, it was a weird sub-genre, pop-pseudo punk. sorry for the rant, but i happen to like emotive hardcore, which is what it started out as, certainly not this cutting crying stereotype that pervades our society today.

Lucas...the other nephew...

Lucas

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