
and for your own sake, stay outta trouble? =]
I decided one day to make my crew into minifigs. The clothing and facial expressions are fairly close to the real person.
From left, Mikey and his wife. Mikey gets cold easily and wears that ski jacket even in 60 degrees weather. His wife loves pink and seems to have impeccable luck. Mikey likes to get technical.
Stev is my boy. He's my right hand man. His photography skill and techniques astonish me. As most of your have figured... he, is the one that works with me on our Lego films.
Then its me. I have school pride, even tho it was long ago. I like sharp objects, and i wear jeans with interesting patterned belts. me and stev arent angry when we dont smile. its pretty normal, dont worry. =] I'm the curious/bold one.
then thats Richie. He's the outdoorsman, and wears a beanie even when its 90 degrees out. When it comes to gear and outdoors know how, he's our man. He wont admit it tho.
We're off to do 3 different things sometime this week. Let's see how that goes....
I had been meaning to get DUPLOs for my lil buddy. He's 3, and very curious and touches everything.
One day he poked his hands into a bin of older Lego bricks. He sat on the floor and proceeded to put them together. Or at least attempt to. at first he had trouble figuring out that the pieces need to be lined up in order to be connected. But once he figure that out, he made stacks that looked nothing like what he said it did.
Thats ok. its healthy and good for the child's imagination. He only recently started talking more knowingly.
when i saw that he had built this lil trike'car, i asked him, "oh nice! is that a tractor?"
"nooooo," he said. "car....with big trunk! mommy like!!"
=]
My version of the evolution chart. If mammals came after reptiles roamed the earth for millions of years, wont it be possible that a croc to walk on two legs, and retain armored skin and instincts?
now sure if he'd be a hoot with the ladies tho!
Over the weekend, me and some friends decided to try the hike to the Dawn Mine. The hike took a little bit longer then i thought it would, due to some slight cautions we were taking.
The hike took a total of nearly 6 hours, altho the way back took only 2 hours. we were lucky, as the sun starting to move down, we were only lost on the way back for a mere 20 minutes. still....it was rather scary.
the stream led the hike's trail from the lot to the mine. in this comparison, our adventurer had to cross a much wider river.
Recently picked up a newer GShock. I have had a pair of black high tops with gold accents for a while now. it goes with some shirts and jackets....but i thought, "hey a wrist watch would be nice too."
And here it is, the new Mudman. I've only had it for a few days...but i'm hoping it holds up better or as well as the GX56 series. i dont see any "extra" shock protection that the GX56's have, but it maintains the Solar Function, and adds a moon phase and compass feature to it.
i wasn't going for a specific culture when i got it, i just wanted it to match...but apparently with Lego elements, its very "hip hop" ish.