Going mobile

Just a quick update because there are going to be some changes. First I’m going to get back to doing this, been to long and my excuse list ran out.

Second, I’ve joined everyone else in the modern age and got myself a new fangled smart phone. I have the internet in my pocket now.

Until then, I’ll be working on things to write and do.

TTL Thursday – Window box

Been a bit busy. I have also been making a bunch of understatements.

None the less, here’s something from Lower Canada.

Doing what I can to swing back into this now that the weather is awesome again.

TTL – Thursday

In my laziness I’ve manage to keep myself a bit busy. Just a wee bit. My good buddies Mushy Callahan recently partook in the local Canadian Music Week in town and I offered up my photo skills for them. (which resulted in some insanity later that night/morning).
Anyways, here’s a quickie I snapped of them playing.

Now, to work on getting the full band in the shots.

Slight case of laziness

I should have stuff up this week. As feared life and Enterprise caught over took my will and desire to be a cool person and make posts. Looking to rectify this nicely this week.

Break time!

Taking a break from all this since it’s been mostly status quo and that’s no good. I shan’t be long away, perhaps a week or two as to just settle some projects and my life a bit, nothing to worry about.

But before I kick off, my good buddies Mushy Callahan recently compiled a nice new video for their song ‘Loose Lips’. It’s a mighty fine video and best of all I was able to contribute some footage to towards it. Also follow their Facebooks and Twitters.

A Slightly Better Star Wars

So if you have been following Star Wars for the last few months, you know they recently re-re-released a new version on Blu-ray disk and George Lucas spared no butchery of the original three films in this new digital format to which you can just google information on that (hint it’s endless).

Anyways in a segment of the internet far far away, The Angry Zen Master stumbled upon what’s basically a fan piloted X-Wing to the current George Lucas’s Death Star. They came up with Star Wars Uncut. So what did they do? The film was segmented into 15 seconds snippits, aspiring directors and actors too a part, and that part was re-assembled with others to create the full length film.

The best part? Every scene is different and enjoyable. It’s a fantastic method to have people express their vision and have that vision part of a tapestry. For the lazy, I’m posting the video below.

Take your time with it. Watch, enjoy, laugh, cry. It’s all good, because it’s all Star Wars.