I don’t think anyone around here is even awake besides me. Seriously people. The most exciting event this neighborhood has ever seen and you don’t even know it’s going on. Sleep sleep sleepin.

The cops just came back over here to ask me some questions. This is pretty fun. They didn’t catch him yet – there are cops everywhere. It’s 2:54am right now. Unfortunatly for the kid we got a light dusting of snow around midnight. So the cops are just tracing his path through the neighborhood. They’ll get him… … no no no… WE’LL get him! 

Nothing exciting has happened in Hamilton since I moved here last summer. Tonight is an exception. Our neighborhood is swanky older families who tend to go to bed early. 15 minutes ago that silence was broken by a car peeling out and flying down our dead end street. 10 seconds later I heard a crash and the electric lines to our house bounced around violently. I opened my window to watch a teen sprinting away from the scene and out into the woods. I called 911 and the cops were here in 2 minutes.

I quickly raced them through the area where the driver had fled and directed them to where I had seen him last.

A squad of cops are pacing through the woods right now across from our house with flashlights and hands on their guns. I am watching with excitement.

More to come. 

“If you are a city dweller you may not like it or appreciate it. If you understand a subsistence lifestyle then you will understand the arctic. I personally think it is beautiful, unique and spiritual. But I understand the arctic and I know her intimately. All villages in the arctic look desolate, that is the nature of the beast. My village has only lived in “western homes” for a bout thirty years. Before that we lived in sod homes (literally a neolithic edifice). If you want to experience a true wilderness feeling then stop anywhere along the Haul road and hike in five or ten miles.”
— Nanug (hope he doesn’t mind)

End of the World – Argentina

I want to go here. 

Google 411
New service from Google. I like it.

My car was broken into this past weekend in downtown Boston. I was parked on Comm ave in a pretty nice neighborhood. They punched a hole in my door to pry the lock open, then stole everything inside. I’m pretty pissed, but at least they left me with one CD out of 300. Bad Religion – Stranger Than Fiction is the only album I’ll be listening to for a while.

Yellowjacket Canyon UT by Hayduke

“The Visual Topography of a Generation Gap ( I, II, III)” by Daniel Bejar

A copy was made from each original key, then a copy was made from that copy. This process was repeated until the original keys information was destroyed, resulting in the topography of a generation.

via VVork