age: 28 (Jun 09, 1983)
MEMBER SINCE: January 2005
occupation: Musician/Soldier/Educational Consultant
sign: gemini
heroes: grandfather
gets me hot: Hot Chicks
body mods: 5 tats and more on the way 2 more tats hopefully two more for new years
into: Music, Movies, Beer, Wine, Travel, Photography, Art, Philosophy
makes me sad: Not finishing a job in Iraq and realizing that there are still good people there getting fucked over by a bunch of cowardly dickholes.
stats: 5'10" 195lbs
makes me happy: Beautiful European women, not being at work or with the people that I work with, music, driving fast
BLOGS
It has been forever since I've done a blog. So..since the last blog....
Feb: I went home for a few weeks to do a "recruiting" mission for the army. I really did try to do the job (which was just to talk about the deployment and what I do) but it was damn near impossible to schedule anything. So it was more just me being back home since the end of the deployment and seeing friends and family. And I started working on my sleeves. I have the big piece done on my right arm (it's the melody for a Charles Mingus song called Goodbye Porkpie Hat). So now I'll get the bottom part of my arm and fill in the extra spaces.
March: Work started to suck this month because some of the people I got along with were starting to leave. We also got a new boss who was very much an asshole for the first month or so. But, I went to Amsterdam with my friend, his wife, and daughter and got to see Starry Night at the Van Gogh museum (they had a special exhibit of van gogh). The week after that I went to Dublin for almost a week (during St. Patty's Day) and just chilled out. I hadn't seen my buddy dave since we both graduated college and I got to see a decent amount of the city, check out some music, eat some good food, and found out that I really dig Ireland (or at least Dublin). This month I also got my acceptance to Brown University for Grad School and was told that I was chosen for the scholarship I applied for as well.
April: This month was crazy. I was going to the hospital constantly for sleep disorders and did my last sleep studies in this month (I did either 8 or 9 since January). Went to München for an overnight stay with my friend Brian. Checked out a little fest thing that was going on at the Höfbrauhaus which was pretty cool and went to the Paulaner Braurei the next day for lunch before driving back. We also went to Dachau which was a very sobering experience. This month also started the second half of my PhD program....too much...
Feb: I went home for a few weeks to do a "recruiting" mission for the army. I really did try to do the job (which was just to talk about the deployment and what I do) but it was damn near impossible to schedule anything. So it was more just me being back home since the end of the deployment and seeing friends and family. And I started working on my sleeves. I have the big piece done on my right arm (it's the melody for a Charles Mingus song called Goodbye Porkpie Hat). So now I'll get the bottom part of my arm and fill in the extra spaces.
March: Work started to suck this month because some of the people I got along with were starting to leave. We also got a new boss who was very much an asshole for the first month or so. But, I went to Amsterdam with my friend, his wife, and daughter and got to see Starry Night at the Van Gogh museum (they had a special exhibit of van gogh). The week after that I went to Dublin for almost a week (during St. Patty's Day) and just chilled out. I hadn't seen my buddy dave since we both graduated college and I got to see a decent amount of the city, check out some music, eat some good food, and found out that I really dig Ireland (or at least Dublin). This month I also got my acceptance to Brown University for Grad School and was told that I was chosen for the scholarship I applied for as well.
April: This month was crazy. I was going to the hospital constantly for sleep disorders and did my last sleep studies in this month (I did either 8 or 9 since January). Went to München for an overnight stay with my friend Brian. Checked out a little fest thing that was going on at the Höfbrauhaus which was pretty cool and went to the Paulaner Braurei the next day for lunch before driving back. We also went to Dachau which was a very sobering experience. This month also started the second half of my PhD program....too much...
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