Next week Anner and I head back on the road for six weeks in Tanzania (YES!!!!), but that means there’s still time to regale you with a post or two from here in Seattle. This time I thought I’d do a quick, photo-centric post on the street art my dad and I saw when he
Step back a year and things were weird heading into the start of 2018. Even though we had been home from the big trip for nearly two years, things still felt off. Neither of us had jobs that we loved, we were living out of boxes as we tried to re-furnish and fix up our
Back in July it was the perfect storm: I was quitting one job to take another, our 10th anniversary was the following week with Aaron’s birthday the week after, and we had two nickles to rub together. It practically screamed “Road Trip,” but I had more in mind. I wanted to secretly get out of
The third World of Wearable Art (WOW) party just happened and once again there were some super-creative designs. I like to think Anner and I were the stars, of course. 🙂 After trying out keyboard keys, playing cards, and pencils in our previous designs, this time it was puzzle pieces which struck our fancies. Mine
Back in November of last year we posted about the WOW (World of Wearable Art) Party organized by our friend Cynthia Toops. We created a couple of wonderful pieces: the Words Are My Weapon holster made of keyboard keys by Anner and my Double-Decker Dealer Vest made of playing cards. Great fun (many photos on