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Here’s a video from the trip that started it all (and in that sentence, “it all” refers to “online diary for the masses”). Short, sweet, and bound to brighten your day at least a little bit.
Happy Monday friends. It’s yet another photo post. I’m beginning to rethink using weekly posts as a venue of presenting these photos to the masses, as it is quickly taking over odfm’s content. Other options are flickr, monthly facebook albums, or just not sharing them at all, but as things are better when shared, I’m [...]
Sometimes the simplest things in life — the things that seem so little, so trivial — are actually big blessings under the guise of Small and Insignificant. This holds true not only in the real world, but also in the Interwebs world. Below are four examples of things that, if you cause them to appear [...]
It’s that time again: yet another Photo-a-day post is upon us. This gallery displays shots from dates January 11-17. I’ve chosen to share it once again in fancy thumbnail format. What that means for you sensible Google Reader users is this: you should press “V” to experience this post to the fullest extent (and thank [...]
Last Friday morning, in a stroke of comedic brilliance, I parked Skylar all up ons The Tony Train (which is to say I parked my car so close to my friend Antwan’s that he wouldn’t be able to enter it when the time came for him to leave). In a retaliatory — and arguably superior [...]
In an effort to develop both my creativity and ability in the photography world, I’ve set out on the tried and true take-at-least-one-photo-every-day-of-the-year ship. Doubtless there are scores who have sailed this ship before, and tons who’ve done it better than I will, but I’m going for it nonetheless.
This installment features 10 photos (Jan 1 [...]
Last night I finished reading one of the (if not the) funniest books I’ve ever read.
Christopher Moore’s Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ’s Childhood Pal came to me with high recommendation from Colby Ivey and literally came in the mail from Mikey Mills. It tells the story of Jesus’ formative years, the ones that [...]
For as long as I can recall I’ve possessed several nonconformist tendencies. The earliest of which was my hatred of wearing the same shirt as everyone else in my day care/grade/youth group on various outings that each would take. The most recent takes the form of hair on my face and my apparent refusal to [...]