Well, I’m back. Not that any of you noticed, I’m sure. I’ve been on the road since June, 26th, and I still have two weeks before I reach a temporary final destination. In the past ten weeks I’ve been through Charlotte, NC., Crystal Falls, MI., Ann Arbor, MI., New York City, NY., parts South Africa, … Continue reading Travels – Back At It
CAP Magazine Issue #3 is out and ready for consumption. Interesting articles in this issue range from falling out of love with Instagram, the self-branding of Amanda Bynes, the surveillance state of a local movie theater, Stoner E.T., and many more. Enjoy the read. http://www.capthemagazine.com/issue-03/ Continue reading CAP Magazine
Day 12 – Coffee, hammock, and book through the morning, reserve Ciudad Perdida hike, walk around Santa Marta, cruise the old colonial streets, buy rum for hike, help Jamie with project/website stuff, starting to gain a bit of momentum with his project, eat an incredible dinner for 6k, get drunk with German girls, sitting around … Continue reading Travels – Colombia – Days 12-16 Part I
There’s a puppy next door named Leon Russell. My friend Henry (Face Photography) took a photo of Leon and I. Leon spends most of his day barking at anything that passes within 500 feet of his house. I spend most of my days walking around the house. I consider us friends, but I don’t … Continue reading Puppy Next Door
After the intensity of a weeklong hiking, cycling, snowboarding, canoeing, drinking and eating adventure with a best friend in Seattle, I slipped majestically into a nice ten day bender for the black hole of SXSW. It was during these two weeks of hilarity and sleep deprivation, spirits and vapors that I forgot I had a … Continue reading Holy Mother of God
Leaving Punta Gallinas, back on the boat (life vest under ass makes for much more enjoyable ride), talk with “S” on the boat ride back, “Duro de Matar” is Die Hard – which has international staying power, boat lands and we hop in Range Rover with The Man (The Man is the guy with ten … Continue reading Travels: Colombia – Day 11
March 5th, 2013 marked the release of the second issue of CAP Magazine, which includes a piece I wrote titled, “Certain Pathways.” Below is an excerpt from the article. “According to the Council for Research Excellence, in 2009, the average American adult spent upwards of eight hours per day in front of a some type … Continue reading CAP Magazine: Issue 02
Up feeling fine, hot, take off extra “fever layers,” two hours of sleep and stomach uneasy but after talking with Jamie and the Italians Punta Gallinas is a go, pay sketchy dudes for boat trip and negotiate for the ride on the back-end back to Uribia, talk to Swiss people about what was stolen (dirty … Continue reading Travels – Colombia: Day 10
Up early, go for walk and morning swim (there’s something about the ocean, there’s something about that water…), breakfast and talk with Italians about travel plans for Punta Gallinas, settle up with hostel, hot and sunny, taxi to Uribia is not long, terrain becomes harsh, desert, lack of resources, windblown trash (plastic bags and bottles) … Continue reading Travels – Colombia: Day 9
Up Early, get on bikes and charge through city streets so Jamie can get some photos in some particular spots, the main avenues are jammed with three lanes of traffic and making any turn and cruising through is intense (reminds me of riding drunk in San Francisco), get pictures, back to hostel and Jamie goes … Continue reading Travels – Colombia: Day 8
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