I Want To Be Real, As You Are
Today is my day off from work.
I'm sitting here looking at all these
pictures that have built up on my camera of recent summer events
and thinking how I should probably share them.
Its strange how I have spent so many wonderful days with friends that mean so much to me. Then the next week I'm slaving away at different jobs; not realizing I've become unsocial and drifting away from them unintentionally. I'm almost a different person: I will not answer my phone, nor will I call or talk to anyone after I get home. At the time I don't feel guilty about this at all, I just don't feel up for social confrontations, even little ones. Its terrible, and I now feel bad for it, but this week that'll change. I'll be clocking out by 6:00 or 7:00 and I would love to spend my evenings creating memorable moments with friends before I sell my soul to work again next week.
Could you guys help me with this? It would mean so much!
On another note, I have lots of artwork to show as well. It'll have to wait till another post though cuz this one is already too big with pictures haha :-p
Soooooooooo....enjoy ^^
First off, this is Jen. We're married. Heterosexual soulmates or something like that. She's pretty much my other half and sometimes we're so similar its creepy. So get used to seeing her haha.
The Invisible Children Global Night Commute: An amazing overnight experience that gives voice to the children of Uganda. If you wanna know more about it, just ask---the more volunteers the better for the movement! Some people from the staff recently emailed me asking for some freelance graphics work, so I sent them some stuff. I really hope they could use me in that field, I put alot of heart into the artwork we painted with our letters that night.
Anathallo! These pictures are from two of the three shows Jen and I traveled too in one month. I've seen these guys four times and it makes me so happy they toured in the area for so long. They have such an inspiring sound I cannot even begin to try to describe cuz it wouldn't even give them justice--Not to mention they are real down to earth people who love to make conversation with you after the show
There was a phase after that where we also traveled to see Taking Back Sunday and then Fireworks over London. Then Roadtrip with wifey and Brent to meet my friends Jamie, Meaghan, and Matt at the Mewithoutyou/Minus the Bear/Thursday show. Chillin at the park in Nashville before the show
I'm glad I have such silly friends. To make me look more ridiculous that I already am.
Zach!
Chris= a little kid in a bigger body haha.
Meggles!!!!
Chris, my Art lab partner-in-crime
Lunch with Ben.
Park adventures with Stacy! Happiness
I burn holes into my own soul every-time I look at this shot. The most serious face you'll ever see me make
And last but not least, this is my cousin Brad. We're the youngest grandchildren of my family and he's the only cousin of mine who is the same age. I love him so much.
I'm sitting here looking at all these
pictures that have built up on my camera of recent summer events
and thinking how I should probably share them.
Its strange how I have spent so many wonderful days with friends that mean so much to me. Then the next week I'm slaving away at different jobs; not realizing I've become unsocial and drifting away from them unintentionally. I'm almost a different person: I will not answer my phone, nor will I call or talk to anyone after I get home. At the time I don't feel guilty about this at all, I just don't feel up for social confrontations, even little ones. Its terrible, and I now feel bad for it, but this week that'll change. I'll be clocking out by 6:00 or 7:00 and I would love to spend my evenings creating memorable moments with friends before I sell my soul to work again next week.
Could you guys help me with this? It would mean so much!
On another note, I have lots of artwork to show as well. It'll have to wait till another post though cuz this one is already too big with pictures haha :-p
Soooooooooo....enjoy ^^
First off, this is Jen. We're married. Heterosexual soulmates or something like that. She's pretty much my other half and sometimes we're so similar its creepy. So get used to seeing her haha.
The Invisible Children Global Night Commute: An amazing overnight experience that gives voice to the children of Uganda. If you wanna know more about it, just ask---the more volunteers the better for the movement! Some people from the staff recently emailed me asking for some freelance graphics work, so I sent them some stuff. I really hope they could use me in that field, I put alot of heart into the artwork we painted with our letters that night.
Anathallo! These pictures are from two of the three shows Jen and I traveled too in one month. I've seen these guys four times and it makes me so happy they toured in the area for so long. They have such an inspiring sound I cannot even begin to try to describe cuz it wouldn't even give them justice--Not to mention they are real down to earth people who love to make conversation with you after the show
There was a phase after that where we also traveled to see Taking Back Sunday and then Fireworks over London. Then Roadtrip with wifey and Brent to meet my friends Jamie, Meaghan, and Matt at the Mewithoutyou/Minus the Bear/Thursday show. Chillin at the park in Nashville before the show
I'm glad I have such silly friends. To make me look more ridiculous that I already am.
Zach!
Chris= a little kid in a bigger body haha.
Meggles!!!!
Chris, my Art lab partner-in-crime
Lunch with Ben.
Park adventures with Stacy! Happiness
I burn holes into my own soul every-time I look at this shot. The most serious face you'll ever see me make
And last but not least, this is my cousin Brad. We're the youngest grandchildren of my family and he's the only cousin of mine who is the same age. I love him so much.