Raya and friend

These ladies have some awesome shoes.

chapel corridor

Outside the Marsh Chapel at BU.

face and sheets

Beard hair count > sheet thread count.

Joshe and Pickles

This photo is primed for laser cat photoshopping.

devil bobblehead

The picture of the family in the background came with the frame, and is the creepiest and most evil thing about this photo.

Half Kowalski

Too bad it's not the Full Kowalski. If you know what I mean.

Evans Way

View of Boston from the MassArt Tower building. Taken in very bright daylight with a 3 megapixel camera.

cat lamp kittens

Caaaaaaatttttt laaaaaaaammmmmpppp!

Young Widows pt. three

This was a really dark digital photo that I lightened up until the pixels shredded.

sleeping gummi bears

A full day of bouncing here and there and everywhere takes a lot out of you.

he is the man from Nantucket

He has a party trick he'd like to show you...

Badman pt. two

Remember back when Great Scott had a railing around the stage? That was weird.

Matthew & Kim

Two negatives printed together.

Rebecca & Mia, day 2

Even after almost five years, it still feels weird that I'm an "uncle".

Red House attic

My entire life I never even knew this room existed, until I found a sort-of secret door to it last month.

201 living room

The living room of 201 Harvard Awesome in much cleaner days, if you can believe it.

red/pink swoosh

Digital light abstract.

sunlight on panelling

Hey look, I took another picture of windows, but from a different perspective. Wow!

The Organ Beats

The Organ Beats at Rifrakt's book launch at The Temple in JP, 8/6/10.

Chappy

Poor old Chappy. At least he survived the war.

Suzie and Tony

Wine and hugs.

gin from outside

All you need for a liquor cabinet is the top of a refrigerator.

calf comparison

Ben wins the Great Calf-Off of 2010.

Nutella sandwich

Cram it in your face.

Alessandra

Sissy on seaweed.

family

Rocking chair disaster.

Buick

I've been listening to the Arcade Fire's new album a lot lately, and this reminded me of it.

orange blanket

Sunlit Venice hotel room folding bed.

big pipe

At the Chestnut Hill reservoir.

trellis

"It's a bird!"

(Complete this Buster Bluth quote).

Italian girl

Carpineto, 2001.

pink blanket

The shots of wicker chairs continue.

print of a small sad lady

You'd be sad too if your vegetables fell on the floor and your cat drank your milk and you were very very tiny.

bed and two chairs

That bed fell apart the second I laid down on it.

red door

The wood in this room has a weird pinkish-reddish-ness.

Red House living room

That's a lot of wicker.

boatyard

I love it when things have faces. This one is missing an eye. But it has a winch for a tongue, which is useful.

wooden fish

It was a little dry...

end of job

Reprezent. Old school 1990.

Pompeii landscape

I got heatstroke here. Later that night, my Italian cousins asked us if we wanted to go to a party. Having soaked in cold water for an hour or two, and slept for several more, and then been forced to eat 45 pounds of pasta and lamb and prosciutto and grappa-spiked espresso, I felt much better, so I agreed. We drove an hour to Pescara, where we were led down a narrow street to a cul-de-sac. There we found a large group of small children and their grandparents doing the Macarena, with the music provided by a live polka band. We got gelato. It was awesome.

dresser and portrait of a dashing man

New title for my autobiography: Portrait of a Dashing Man.

spil selv

Musik skal der til. It's so true!

sconce and candlestick

And more toile.

deer head

My great-great grandfather shot that deer. I hope he didn't shoot any Indians.

Cave In pt. three

Cave In at the Middle East, 11/23/09.

upstairs hallway

Creaky and sort of creepy.

Scandia

Big old wood stoves are great.

desktop with ink

That's a trading card featuring James Bond getting hit in the back of the head with a blunt object.

giant word find puzzle

This has been hanging in the same spot since I was a kid. Not a lot of progress made.

tablebench

This house used to be a firehouse about a century ago, hence the bell on the wall. And yes, the back of that weird bench flips down and turns into a table. Also, the seat lifts up so you can store stuff in it. If it was somehow easier to carry it would be amazing for picnics.