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The apartment at Basset Street,
where I lived during year five. I loved that apartment. Those are my windows overlooking the downstairs front porch.
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And it had a lion on the front stoop.
It's nice having a concrete lion protect your entry.
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This is Paula B's hand.
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My Bear in B&W again.
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I kiss my dog on the lips.
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One day in June or July
in Madison it started snowing, due to some freak weather occurrence.
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Kodi loves snow
in a way that cannot be fully explained here, so we went out and tromped around in the slush. She was ecstatic.
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These photos are part of a collection...
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..that I like to call "The Blue Period"
- I am not very good at smiling on camera, so for a while I just gave up at it.
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One hairy, one hairless.
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One of my senior projects
was a team project to design a CPU and test it with Xilinx chips. We invented the "Baba XMS" chip, and one day I doodled the layout on an Etch-A-Sketch. I managed to carefully scan it (on an upside down scanner), and this became our cover page.
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I got a site intervi..from Hewlett-Packard
in Colorado
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So I flew out to Colorado
and spent some time looking around my future home.
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This is Horsetooth Reservoir.
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I had the damage waiver on the car,
so I went up into the mountains a ways and pushed the car a bit to it's limits. I didn't have any problems, so I didn't get to exercise the damage waiver after all.
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I found this partially frozen
river out in the middle of the mountains. I love mountains.
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On the way back I just pulled over
and scrambled up one of the mountains that contains Horsetooth and took a photo. The next mountain you see on the right is where I used to do some shorter cliff jumping, and is also where Maxmillion and Sagittarius were eventually buried.
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