Flowers...

Mmmmm, Food...

Ollie and Piccolo

Met A Legend...

Though I shouldn't have seen such magazines when I was younger, I was always a big fan of several of the illustrators Playboy magazine has used over the years. The king in my opinion is Doug Sneyd. His technique and style are really just superb. Anyway, last year at the San Diego comicon I got to meet him and buy a book of his unpublished sketches. He offered to do a drawing of my wife (then fiance) in the book. This is the photo of us with Doug and the book with the drawing.

Last Of The Easter Photos...

Well, I know it's been a long time since Easter, but I'm finally getting around to publishing these photos. The photos at the beginning now hold a very dear place in my heart. They were taken while visiting my Aunt Barbara. Since these photos were taken, she suffered complications to her health and passed away. I'm glad that I had taken these last photos of her. Enjoy.
These cats were like children of the corn/the birds. Everytime we kept peering out the window, they seemed to double in number.

The lady in pink is my mother, the other is her sister Barbara. Then the youngest looking one is Ashley.




Aunt Barbara's house is full of amazing and beautiful treasures from all over the world.


Isn't this just an awkward moment to capture someone.



I managed to get in a picture.

We all headed back to the house to take a nap from relaxing.

And woke up in time to go eat.

The gentleman driving is Jim. He's one of my mom's close friends and he offered to take us out to barbeque, his treat--who am I to say no to a free meal.

You know it is good when it has a statue of what you'll be eating out front...






Mmmm... my plate of yummies...

...five minutes later. No joke, I eat fast. (On a side note, I love how the sun was setting at just a fast enough speed to make the two photos have that slight time lapse to it).

Now I turn my attention to that deer...mmmm.... deer....
...Whoa! I left nothing but bones, how did I do that?


It's always important to have your standard issue indian stereotype at any cowboy based restaraunt.

My mom staying up late to do nurses notes.

The cats sit uneasy knowing that we had good barbeque and they didn't.

Well, this post rounds out the whole trip and brings it to a finish. Stay tune as I get back into posting more photos. Plus lets see how I can make new photos without a camera!