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me: hey!

Bryan: hey man

me: hows it going/

howd the show go?

Bryan: pretty well. just got back

fucking awesome!!

me: yeah?

Bryan: yeah, you sold one

me: i did?

holy shit

Bryan: yeah, the swimming hole

me: fucking a

how much?

Bryan: i think $75, it’ll buy an african child school supplies

me:

dude that’s rad

im so stoked

Bryan: yeah, the galllery was small but super nice and the installation looke dreally good

me: fucking a

Bryan: lots of people for the opening and al. old guys with berets and shit

me: haha

do you have any pics of it?

Bryan: nah

there are shows on last nights shoes .com

but they are only shoes

me: hahah

So this would be the first time I’ve ever sold a print to someone who wasn’t a friend or relative. I’m glad that milestone could occur as part of the MWO launch, and the money will go to charity. Also, I didn’t realize how profane my speech is until reading back. Sorry, Mom.

Highlight: Dinner with Grant, Lana and Grady. Otherwise, it could be a blues song. My baby left me, I’m out of work, I lost my camera and my hard drive died.

Can I just say something about these hard drives? Every single one I’ve ever owned has crapped out on me. I know my friend Katsie has like bunches of them, most backing up the others, but is there a single dependable drive out there? 500GB of void, that’s what I have. Someone let me know.

I don’t like to compain. On the positive, Must Warn Others opened in Seattle, and I’m eager to get a report from Bryan Schutmaat about how that went. I wish I could have made it out too buddy, I’m sorry I couldn’t, but leave an update in the comments. I can’t want to see the book, the PDF looks terrific.

I was going to link to a breakup song I wrote once, but I can’t, because it was on that hard drive. Give it a listen on MySpace, it should autoplay.

Must Warn Others make’s it debut! A benefit show for World Vision. Exciting Stuff! Ian Whitmore, Greg Lutze, Bryan Schutmaat, Jerad Knudson, Christina Lutze, Lief Anderson and yours truly. Wish I could be there! There’s a book to accompany the show even, soon to be available thru the MWO website.

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