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2008.10.29
Upstairs bathroom |
2008.11.09
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2008.10.26
Getting thereThe 'rents came down this weekend. Mom bought me the taxadermed animal I wanted so badly. |
2008.12.06
A few errands laterI ventured into Ikea today. It's far from being my favorite place, their products are about the opposite of what I'm looking for. That is, stuff there tries to be uber-modern and rather low quality. But I was striking out on some things - mirrors in ... |
2008.12.10
Compromising admissionsThe mirrors add light and space to the bathrooms. I can get away with the panels for the sides of the upstairs bathroom and all of the downstairs. I shudder to think of how much a custom 5' x 3' is going to run me for the main, upstairs piece. |
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The One That Rolled Away Short Film - Audience FEEDBACK from the Dec. 2018 COMEDY Festival - Comedy FESTIVALhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4h85e84NHKc THE ONE THAT ROLLED AWAY, 6min., USA, Comedy Directed byJared LaPine Dating in Los Angeles can be hard. CLICK HERE- and see full info and more pics of the film! |
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My ABC of Graphic NovelsAn essential graphic novel or comic book for each letter of the alphabet (plus some extras) This article will be a nice break from the technical writing I usually do to focus on something I like: reading comic books and graphic novels. I won't claim to be a graphic novels expert because I am not. However, I enjoy reading them all the time (and some of them re-reading them several times) and appreciating the art. :: Blog post at Alvaro Montoro's Personal Website. |
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Liking Superhero MoviesComic book superheros are modern myths. They are the epic hero turned into an accessible pulp story, borrowing genre elements from science fiction or fantasy as culture passes through new fads. Comic books have evolved through ages of their own. Beginning with the Golden Age, when heroes were good and they triumphed over evil in uncomplicated narratives. The characters had little in the way of personality, but they carried strong identifying symbolism. |