Whitecliff Adventures

The past couple of weeks has been pretty hectic for the both of us as we are working on the bike film festival. On Saturday afternoon we finally escaped the city and went down to Whitecliff park to swim in the ocean, jump off some rocks and eat some food with our friends.

We didn't end up finding any cliffs that we could jump off and not splat on the rocks below, but we swam out to the island and tossed watermelon rinds at people swimming anyway.
Christian is wearing a girl's sweatshirt.
(because i was freezing -christian)

A True Eccentric

On Friday, Jordan took me on a surprise date to see my hero Buck 65!

You can't tell from this picture, but he's super excited to be standing next to Jordan.
(Also, they were holding hands)

You know how some people say that every genius is a bit quirky and weird? Well, Buck 65 is one of those guys. I think he is the only rapper that can dance like a boneless Sasquatch, and rap about how nice he is and still be cool. The show was truly amazing. After a double encore Rich jump into the crowd, giving everyone hugs, answering questions, and making hilarious faces in every photo that was taken of him.

Most people filtered out after the concert, so about ten of us stayed behind to talk to him and listen to his funny stories. Jordan and Buck talked about Sufjan Stevens, and then before she got her picture taken with him she asked what kind of face he was going to make so she could be prepared and he asked if she had any requests. She said that she'd like to be surprised, so... the first picture is his face of choice.

The Jordan Vulture

I came across this two headed photo of Jordan on her computer and for some reason, it reminded me of vulture wings. So I added the vulture head and wala, a masterpiece, genius I know.

Restaurant Model

Jordan pays the bills by modeling for restaurants' websites!
(It's not as lucrative as it sounds, trust me.)

Masquerade Party

This is a photo of Christian and I at our friend Joseph's masquerade party a few weeks ago. Christian made his mask by melting a cd in my toaster oven and I made mine out of leaves snipped from my landlords' garden.

There were few mask wearers, although Joseph did glue a poker chip and a small piece of construction paper over his left eye with medical tape.

The Kidd!

White tires, New Yorker handlebars, and a homemade spider man costume; I used to be cool.