I was sitting around my dinning room table with a couple of large sheets of paper trying to plan out my workshops and teaching for the next two years. Teaching in Austin, and around the US while living in California … Continue reading
During our first trip, I hadn’t painted the interior, but that needed to change. As is normal for me, I found myself in a bit of a rush leading up to my latest trip back to TX. Because I was … Continue reading
Last December a member of NAPfS (photo club) put together a group trip to Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge. It’s been on my list of places to visit so I headed out to join them. I also managed to … Continue reading
I’ve already published my blog post about our shakedown camping trip, but I have a bunch more work from right before that, which I have not shared yet. So, this is the post for those photos! The Roof The final … Continue reading
It’s been a quiet few months photography wise. After my trip to Bosque in early December, not much has happened, at least with a camera in front of my eye. Between the shutdown and our busy live, we canceled our … Continue reading
If I had a “real” shop, I’d have machinery for dealing with metal… a brake, and roll bender. Since I don’t own either of those (and they are the sort of thing you need a 18-wheeler to deliver), I had … Continue reading
It’s that time of year again, the arbitrary orbital location where we increment the year counter and reset the month counter back to 1. Why the hell don’t we start at 0 like a sane species? Regardless, it’s time for … Continue reading
The last week or so has been a bit of a mad rush and things aren’t finished yet. We (my wife and I) are planning on spending Christmas to new years in the camper at Bryce and Zion national parks. … Continue reading
If I’m honest, this was not my first trip to Bosque del Apache, but just the first one that matters. Last spring I stopped by, but long after all the migratory birds had left. This time, I was there during … Continue reading
I’ve been silent on the Teardrop project for a while. After the mad rush to get it rolling, licensed and to California, it’s mostly been sitting. I’ve been back and forth to Texas to empty and rent our home there, … Continue reading