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Stemming from a grad school project, I recorded my days for a year. The following is an exceprt from the last entry:

Wednesday, 21 April the 26th year is now being laid to rest. The journal, as they say on my favorite Belgian children's program, KetNet..het is gedaan.

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Vanessa Gifaldi*, Will Manning*, Heather Joy Clark*, Kim Sperry*, Tonya Gene Fain, Matt from OCC, Denise Bonilla, Alice Matkowski*
* denotes found!

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Looking for some an anti-war songs?
- Jacob's Ladder
- Life During Wartime
- WAR
- In A World Gone Mad

Read my journal, see my resume and portfolio, read some poetry, visit my other sites, it's all here.


bracketland.com
Photos of the adventures of Eva and Andrea. The name stems from a great event in a wonderful story if you can ever spare 2 hours to listen.
bracketland greetings
(it's currently very un-updated)

plainegg.com
our freelancing promotional area and the storage space for most online projects.


Are you now looking for the online version of my professional portfolio? Look no further: www.plainegg.com/portfolio/


the future // NZ // whether or not our partnership papers are going to go through // figuring out where we'd like to live in the future and if it is possible // losing weight (me) helping Andrea lose weight (Eva) // finding Victor a happy new home // getting me to like crunchy veggies // how to cherish our friends more // the Opel Kadett's life-span // that damn president of mine // quitting bad habits // reading more books // being more ruthless in our buying-habits // the number of gigantic-pick-up-trucks in Springfield, Missouri // whether I should vote Nader this fall even though it's a crazy idea

Transmedia was a great learning experience and changed the way I view graphic design. (be patient for downloads!):
the Body
Two Men in an Iraqi Coffeeshop
Messages From Middle America






As of the begining of March, Eva and I could officially get married here in Belgium. We have opted not to do so, as we spent so much energy and time into getting our partnership papers together, that we'll be happy to simply be partnered! The partnership, much like the marriage is only recognized in countries where it is legal but is a great alternative to wedding vows. I'll get a piece of paper, legal status here, and all the goodies that come with being pseudo-Belgian which is actually a long list of plusses. For those of you curious as to what I think about the gay-marriage issue currently raging in the states--sometimes equality on paper preceeds equality in society and most of the time it needs to. Just ask any minority in the US or any woman. This very well could be the deciding factor in where Eva and I live in the future--all of it is hanging on the fingertips of a few conservative men in suits. What I don't currently get at the moment, is how people voted into office forget the other half who didn't vote them into office! Maybe the word representative should be replaced with something a bit more fitting like "elected person".

[ this site is dedicated to my grandmother (Momma) who passed away on my birthday, April 10, 2002 at the age of 96. ]