A month or so ago Chris and I went skiing in Golden. On our way back we decided to stop on the new bridge they build over the kicking horse river, which is a pretty high bridge. Since it was so high, I wanted to sit on the hand rail while semi's wizzed by. If you know me the least bit, you know that I crave adrenaline. When I showed my dad this he freaked out but I told him atleast I wasn't standing on it...Look pa' no hands. Photo courtesy Chris...he is an amazing photographer
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Monday, March 30, 2009
white, brown and green?
My roomate Bri is from St. Paul. In St. Paul she lives on a ranch with chickens that lays different colored eggs. I thought it was so cool so I took a picture. The brown and green eggs in this picture are from the same chicken, I believe the white ones are from a different chicken. chhhhhhheckitout.
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Here comes the sun
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Pink rims and a mass spoiler
busy busy busy
I have ignored my blog for the past long little while and this is mainly because grad school is ruling my life. Today I went for a walk, chilled out and cleaned the house with music. Living in a big city, I am always in a hurry, so I like to slow it down once in a while and pretend Im in a small town. I am working on a poetry book and it is probably going to come out in June. Copy's are probably going to be $8 or $10. If you want a copy I would be happy to mail it to you.
This is me cleaning the house and singing to band of horses. They are a good band for this...
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
When my book falls
As the embers of my heart
Are assured when I must part
You will see and find
Even though you seem bottled and blind
With the waterfalls of faith
With my idol’s fate gone forth
And my faith in them never frazzled
Friend or not I will never lose hope
Hoping the hornet’s nest will leave soon
To lay your burdens home
Grace is all I pour
It may seem silently sore
But I know it’s from my callused core
Right now, more is to remain unknown
Less you’re supposed to tow alone
But all shall be as if it had never been sewn
When my book falls down bellow
Are assured when I must part
You will see and find
Even though you seem bottled and blind
With the waterfalls of faith
With my idol’s fate gone forth
And my faith in them never frazzled
Friend or not I will never lose hope
Hoping the hornet’s nest will leave soon
To lay your burdens home
Grace is all I pour
It may seem silently sore
But I know it’s from my callused core
Right now, more is to remain unknown
Less you’re supposed to tow alone
But all shall be as if it had never been sewn
When my book falls down bellow
Marveling
Marveling over an ancient element at dawn
Expressing a vociferous passion this morning,
About the actions of the sun’s rays fragmenting its beauty,
It’s about a bomb exploding into infinity of pieces of shrapnel,
Have you seen the sun today?
Stunned by brightness of such a distant dusk
Bringing upon of stories of beauty
Conversing of sights, sounds, smells…
And a feeling of a sixth sense,
The one that causes a shiver in your spine
Comes northern lights in the day
A soft mirror of red and orange
The giving of a message of unknowingness
With the reception of puzzlement
In a universe of gratefulness
Illuminating to white by fire
Clearing of the soft mirrors
Coming of the randomness
Disillusion of patterns
The marveling over an ancient element at dawn
Expressing a vociferous passion this morning,
About the actions of the sun’s rays fragmenting its beauty,
It’s about a bomb exploding into infinity of pieces of shrapnel,
Have you seen the sun today?
Stunned by brightness of such a distant dusk
Bringing upon of stories of beauty
Conversing of sights, sounds, smells…
And a feeling of a sixth sense,
The one that causes a shiver in your spine
Comes northern lights in the day
A soft mirror of red and orange
The giving of a message of unknowingness
With the reception of puzzlement
In a universe of gratefulness
Illuminating to white by fire
Clearing of the soft mirrors
Coming of the randomness
Disillusion of patterns
The marveling over an ancient element at dawn
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