Per Popular Demand…
April 21, 2008
JuggFest South 2k8
Ttrogg cooked mucho meat on the grill, many old & new friends. Good to see those that could make it, wish you all could have been there.
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Just a few pictures… I can do better, but the level of the wine bottle was dropping at an alarming pace.
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Pictures Here
If you can’t see them by following the link, just search for TheGeekess and ask me to add you as a friend.
Put JuggFest in the message so I’ll have half a clue where you’re from.
April 5, 2008
New Website:
This is a new website which I created for my images from the Marine Corps, 1979-83. The images were scanned from the original negatives which I still have from that day. There are a small amount up now but there will be hundreds. The images cover all aspects of life in the Marines, work, play, living quarters, friends, superiors and places. They also cover Camp Pendleton, Okinawa Japan, Camp LeJeune and Fort Pickett VA.
Check back often as new images will be arriving ASAP!
The site is pending some style changes. Special thank to Trench who helped me in significant ways/
The stie:
http://www.americanjarhead.com/
SemperFi!
December 10, 2007
The headline says it all…
Tonight, for the first time in nearly 19 years, the mighty Led Zeppelin take the stage again. The only question is: Can they still rock?
My guess is that they can still rock pretty hard.
October 10, 2007
Allah hum ding
Last week I got a call from my old boss who said he was going to be in Chicago for business yesterday and today. I had a trial to attend downtown, so afterwards, I walked to the Four Seasons and met him for a beer. Illinois Govenor Rod Blogyoyovich walked in to the bar and said hello to us. He looks like a little kid. We then went to the Cheesecake Factory for dinner. This is the man who hired me back in 1986 and we went thru much together. We had a great time last night reminiscing about people we have not seen in 15 years or more. He has managed to put his three sons thru college and now has two grandsons and his wife is a breast cancer survivor. He is a remarkable guy who taught me a lot. It was a very pleasant visit and I appreciated seeing him again. I took the above pic with the cell-cam, so forgive the quality.


















