Testing the photo posting and linking capabilities….you should be able to click the picture and see a slideshow of the rest from that set…if something doesn’t display right, let me know!
yes, that is me on the right side of the pic having just tossed the flaming tennis ball….it was amazing…
>oh man…i just wrote a 15 minute entry and when i went to upload it, my net/ftp connection crashed…that is sooooo frusturating
(Originally posted on my first blog running blogger, at ilikelasagna.com)
Hello, this is my new weblog. It is going to take over the old ILikeLasagna.com I will still post collections of photos, daily updates, webcams etc, except it will all be in this new format. (the blog) Readers (you) will be able to post your own comments to my entries, and i will try to maintian a list of links and intersting things.
In the coming months, i will be completing fall semster of my junior year of college, moving to the mountains (hopefully) for a month, and in February, moving to Spain to study Spanish. I will use this blog to post updates about what is going on in my life, how I feel about things, photos I have taken, other photos etc. I hope you like it. Please don’t be afraid to comment on my posts…
Finally, since this is the first entry, I am very early in the design and development of this blog. Therefore, the url/locationg could be changing a little in the next few days, as well as the general design/functionality of the site. If you have any suggestions, please let me know!
In 2001, I climbed Colorado’s Mt. Massive for the first time. The blog post was originally made on my Geocities blog, but sadly never transferred over to my now-continuing database, started in 2002 on Blogger v1. Here are photos from our awesome climb up Mt. Massive!
Listening to: Layo & Bushwaka! – Night Works
So I was just scanning through the hundreds of little video clips i’ve taken over the years with various digital cameras, and found this one of Me, Steve, John, Chris and Kieth on the top of Longs Peak. Ahh, those were the days…I miss the mountains now more than ever, but I know I will return someday, at very least for a visit.
My second digital camera, after shooting with a Sony Digital Mavica in high school, was the Aiptek Pencam. I bought it freshman year of college in 2000 – here are among the first photos taken.
