for jason

Thanks Mike, Kim, and my Chocolate for the pictures.

Jason L. said he "enjoyed reading about [my] days," so I'm doing a mini-update. My camera is finally at Canon's repair place. It took me like 2 weeks to find the paper with the phone number on it, because I am slow & I don't like thinking about it being broken.

I bought a motorcycle over spring break! Its a 1974 Honda CL360 Scrambler. It had 3500 miles on it when I bought it, and it has 4100 miles on it now... :) It is lots and lots and lots of fun to ride. Actually, the Jason I mentioned earlier let me use his TANK 150cc moped to take the driving test at the DMV. I had to get the license before I went with my friends to Dixon to get the bike. It was located near there, so we got it, and checked it for mechanical soundness at their garage. Then I rode it 250 miles back to Danville. Note that if you google that trip, it is only 200 miles; it suffices to say that I took a scenic route. At one point I was actually blasting down a gravel-dirt road in the middle of nowhere but woods and cornfields. For a few minutes, I really thought I might had managed to slip inside of Walter Salles' Motorcycle Diaries.

More pictures when my helmet and classic goggles come in.

Sad times.

My pretty new baby stopped working!!! :(


On Thursday, I went to adjust the zoom for a shot back home in Danville, and it made a strange motor sound, like the gear came off of the zoom lens, and it said E18. :( :( :(

it was new, so the warranty should cover it.

it better.

Bighomeworknight

I was eating lunch when I remembered to take a picture today.

More great stories later.

no time

This isnt really even a photo, but definitely an image. I have no time early in the week.

I only wanna know one thing: taylor, WHY??

Edit: Turns out he replaced "dancing" with "dancing like whoa!". . . that sounds more like it.

green, brown

look at all the shiny people

Altgeld

nice coat

It rained today.

There was a full day's worth of rain, crammed into the five minutes between two of my classes.

I'm not mad, I like the rain. I actually enjoy running around in torrential downpours. It was nice out today, too. I mean, it was POURING. It was like God took an 8 octillion gallon bucket of water and just poured it on our campus.

I just wish I didn't have my favorite leather jacket on, with my camera in the pocket. I think it'll be okay though. The sun was out after class, so I actually got to use the camera after all.