DND also stands for Do Not Disturb

[twicketface]

Engagement photo of Marie and I. The ground was wet and cold.


Our first apartment together in Oshkosh. You can't see the blue shag carpeting in this photo and that's probably for the best. The rat-tailed neighbor boy often would look into our windows. He came over the day we were moving out and was sad to learn we were leaving. His older sister played Cher's "Do You Believe" everyday outside for months. It was like living in a third world country, without any of the oppression and violence.


My, on prom day (the day before my birthday). My prom experience sucked, as I took a friend that thought I "like like"'d her. She avoided me for most of the dance and I spent the night sleeping alone in a large tent.


Pummeling Terry at tennis at Oshkosh. I let him win this point so he wouldn't cry.


The Hot 'N Now crew. Eric gave me the sunglasses, which are unstoppable.


Me at the park near our second (and last) apartment.


Me with new haircut, surounded by cuties (Marie on the right and Biz on the left)


If I'm not mistaken, this is from our wedding.


The last recorded picture with my old, awful haircut. Look away, I'm hideous!


We went to Door County one year and rented mopeds to cruise through the state park. I was riding along and noticed a snake in the road. I confused the brake with the gas and instead of stopping, floored it over him (or her). And for that, I'm going to hell.


A high school activity involving tape. Carrie B is looking at the camera with me and has Andrea (in red) in some sort of death-grip.


In Seattle, things are much hipper than in Wisconsin.


Murder mystery dinner at my parent's house. Pinstripe suit made by Liz.


Pounding the skins with Brian B, above the Christian bookstore.


In a hotel room in Cleveland, during our Spring Break trip of 2002.


18th birthday. I was a lucky, lucky boy.


One of the earliest pictures of mine, taking Andrea to a dance.


At Jeremy and Kristie's, wasting film.


In Eagle River, driving the pontoon boat. They're harder to operate than you might think. Note the award winning posture.


Eric taught me how to dance (Andrea/Tim's wedding)


Giving the finger to your friends can be quite enjoyable at times.


Too tall for fun at the Detroit Zoo.


Atop the Space Needle

Comments

[blueangeldanie.livejournal.com]

Can you post random pictures every day just so I can sit in my office and giggle like a crazy woman cause that is what I am doing?

[twicketface.livejournal.com]

I'll send you a copy of the CD I'm making with, like, 800 photos I've taken since 1994 or so. You'll never stop laughing.

[blueangeldanie.livejournal.com]

come on a winger shirt??? Who wouldn't laugh at that.

[so-gracefully.livejournal.com]

i think my favorite is the drums picture. you even have your drummer-face on! brilliant!

[twicketface.livejournal.com]

Thanks, I always have that face on!!

[mysti.livejournal.com]

The one from your wedding is just gorgeous. I love the way you two look at each other.

And the drummer one is lovely, as well. I gots a soft spot for the drummer boys.

[twicketface.livejournal.com]

Thanks, it's one of my favorites.

And it's better that you can't hear the sounds being made when that picture was taken - drummer in name only!

[hexkitten.livejournal.com]

Are you holding birth control pills in that pinstripe piccie?

[twicketface.livejournal.com]

It's actually a deck of cards. I was discerning between the time in with holding them would be appropriate and when folding them would be the better strategy.

[twicketface.livejournal.com]

Indeed I do. It says "Can't Get Enuff" on the back. I think it's what won Marie over.

I'm not sure where it got put when we moved, but I'm sure it's around here somewhere.

Bryan Adams's "Waking up the Neighbors" was the first CD I ever bought...

[toolheadjdg.livejournal.com]

nothing tops wearing a moped helmet for a picture!

[twicketface.livejournal.com]

I'll keep that in mind - maybe a new user icon is in the cards...

[harleyquinn.livejournal.com]

That picture of you taking Andrea to a dance, what year was that?
Actually, it doesn't matter, that sport coat/tie would not be appropriate in ANY year.

[twicketface.livejournal.com]

1994. It was my dad's and it was woefully too short in the arms.

This is why I let Marie dress me.