A few people commented on Gabe seemingly flipping the bird to the camera in the last set of pics. While we can’t be sure of his intentions, I imagine that having one’s dad pull his best one man paparazzi imitation could get annoying. Anyway, you aren’t here for my witty banter, as a couple years of server logs will attest, so on to the pics:
Yet Another Gabe Post:
More family visits, sunning, and then a break for something different:
I am managing to stay worn out, despite the fact that I haven’t had to do too much hard work… I do manage to get a few pics online for Gabe’s adoring public- read on for more.
Gabe has arrived (about 5 weeks earlier than expected)!!
He is a little guy but is doing very well, as is Jennifer. Read more for the pics we have so far… Continue reading
An attic story, some new progress. Continue reading
Notice: Check the IMDB website frequently boys because the Malones are gonna be in the pictures… well hopefully.
The sequel to the Jim Carrey vehicle, Bruce Almighty, entitled, Evan Almighty, is being filmed in Richmond and Crozet, just southwest of Charlottesville. We attended an open casting call for extras in March, and we found out later were unceremoniously rejected. Pan ahead a few weeks and the big-time LA types need a few vehicles for the likes of Steve Carrell, Morgan Freeman, and director Tom Shadyac. The dealership of choice in the greater central region happens to be Brown Automotive where my father sits perched in a humble postion of some stature. He negotiates terms to include middle son and his wife in exchange for a couple of Benzs and a smooth looking Pilot.
Since my first posting about etree, I have become even more enraptured by bt.etree.org, the site for trading live shows from trade-friendly artists. I have had 3 shows rotating through my computer’s speakers lately- concert recordings by the John Butler Trio, David Gray, and John Mayer.
I decided to burn the John Mayer to CD so I could take it to work and listen. I get to work, open the CD in Winamp, and to my welcome surprise, which ever CDDB-like service Winamp is using (Gracenote, maybe?) picks up the track listing auto-magically. Right on!
NPR’s song of the day is “I love Boosters!” from The Coup:
…They keep me dressed so fresh
even when my wallet yells SOS…
