Paris

I have arrived!
I can't believe I actually made it....I made the first train with ten minutes to spare and made the Eurotrain with 5 minutes to spare. I tried to ask the guy at the research center if he knew anything about a room cause I'm exhausted, but he pretended to not speak English so we parted ways, you should of seen me trying to ask the taxi driver if it was customary to tip. He gave me exact change and tried to pull away with his trunk open, I offered to close it and he wouldn't let me. I think he was trying to be polite or maybe just cursing me under his breath. The city is gorgeous and way more interesting than I had imagined I will be posting more photos soon. I didn't get many of London because of my rush rush schedule but I'll be back there in a couple of weeks.

Trip entry 1

this one looks like Manny.

Chaz and Nate were in the Atlanta Airport

I arrived in Atlanta alright

Heres my plane from Gainesville. I sat next to a guy with underarmor shorts and a hiwaiian print shirt. We did are best to ignore each other for the most part except when it was made known we had to store our shit all the way under our seats. I asked if he wanted me to rearrange and he mumbled something I could't understand and began kicking his bag as to make the fit work. it did not.

Ok so here I sit at the Gainesville Regional Airport waiting for my first leg of the trip. I really can't believe this is an actual up and running airport. I guess there doing some renovating if anything they should think about replacing the carpet. So from here I fly to Atlanta where I hang for awhile and then on to London.

sometimes I make t-shirts (the exchange)

at the screen print shop I work at we donated some children's tees to Africa. In return the kids modeled the tees for us. 

Artist of the Day - Doug Aitken

photo by Doug Aitken

photo for the day

A.Bonamie

this is one of more recent photos, a disjointed view.

It's a town. The fish here are very nice.

madness

quote for the day by Joe Berke:

"Mary smeared shit with the skill of a Zen calligrapher. She liberated more energies in one of her many natural, spontaneous and unself-conscious strokes than most artist express in a lifetime of work. I marvelled at the elegance and eloquence of her imagery, while others saw only her smells." The Mad as Artist-Sander L. Gilman

i like cheese.