Our Platform for Outlining Colorado’s Future: 01/09/12

Jan 9, 2012

I have lived in a lot of different places

I have lived in:

2 homes with my parents in Nampa
2 Tents and a "cabin" in McCall (1 tent at the top of the mountain, and 1 tent at the water front)
5 or 6 apartment in Tennessee and Kentucky
And 6 places with Megan. Below are some of the places I've lived

Our 2nd apartment, on Boise Avenue. A sketch I did of our front room.

My 1st Home (may be when I came home from hospital)

Home summer of 1994

My dad helping Megan and I moving out of our 1st apartment

The crib in 2004

Home 2004

My current home (Christmas Morning 2011)

Myclob

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You can form emotional attachment to objects that transport you

Images that agree:

My son's puddle Line

My son at the Bolingbrook High School Parking Lot

My dad giving my son a ride. My dad loves himself some 4-wheeler,
and knows Owyhee County like the back of his hand.

James and I, 2006ish, on Meg K's bike

With some money that I was able to get from my job at Miner's RV, I bought my first car when I was 14. It was a 1986 ford escort, 2-door, hatch-back, with automatic seat-belts. I bought it from my dad for $500 dollar (photos of each car to follow later).

Bike in the snake-swamp at Camp
Morison in McCall

At Bogus basin above Boise. I'm the one on the right.

After getting too many tickets, Al-State would no longer insure me. So I rode my bike to school a good portion of my Senior Year. Nothing says chick magnet like pulling up to school on a bicycle...

My bike with random water-colors and ink

My parents mailed my bike to me in Tennessee

Video of Ali and James ridding a bike we got from the Chipmans

James Chasing Finnley on his Tricycle

I "walked" for 2 years, ever other week in Tennessee on my Mission, and put lots of miles on my Dr. Martins

My big wheel. Mine.

Big Wheel and Banana Seat Bike

Websites that agree:

Laub Life: Memories of a Mazda

Myclob

The Laubs are good artists

James at my work, drawing the sun saying, "Nice Picture". The moon saying: "all I'm waiting for is night", a cloud saying, "I like to fly", a bird saying, "all I'm waiting for is food", James saying, "I like outside", me saying, "What!", a tree saying, "I like the sun", and a flower saying, "me to".

Drawing Teachers: 1992

In Jr. High I started drawing teachers as a way to look at a teacher without really paying attention. I know it is not great art, but I really like the concept of sharing sketches (see Dan Price's moonlight chronicles).

I think sketching forces you to look at the world, and sharing sketches is a great way of seeing a moment of time through someone else's eyes. Its doesn't do anything profound, or teach you any great lessons, unless the subject matter is great, but I think it is sort of fun and interesting.