BeerFest 2008 @ My Pad
This post includes a collection of 4 videos, that, unless you were there or know me and my friends will make absolutely no sense. So I feel I owe an explanation…
May 16th, 2008, I invited a handful of friends to help me polish off fifty-some bottles of beer. Why? Well, there really doesn’t need to be any reason to drink beer among close friends, but I did have a good reason. I recently picked up a new hobby of brewing my own beer, and rather than spend $10 for a dozen empty bottles to hold my beer, I decided to buy packs of 12 for ~$14, and get a chance to enjoy some brew.
PMD Snow Trip – 2002
Another video I wanted to archive on my blog…
This is one of the first videos I created using Final Cut Pro (“Pro” being an element of the software’s title and by NO MEANS a description of the user). It’s a fun video, and it’s always great to look back at old home movies.
This wasn’t nearly as cool as the video produced by Anton two years later, that I posted earlier
Note to self: I need to get Angelo’s 2005 snow trip video. Hook it up Gelo!
Skywalker
I never got around to posting my first (and only so far) sky dive. Now that I have this nifty flowplayer integrated into my site, here it is! better late post than never.
Wow. 2 years ago already? July 2006.
Also here are some pictures of the gang:
>> Skywalkers
Big Basin
Sometimes you live in an area practically your whole life and you realize that there are places and things that you have never scene. Big Basin in the Santa Cruz mountains was just that for me.
Malaya and I took a lazy sunday afternoon and drove about 30 minutes from my place deep into the Mountains just west of San Jose into Big Basin. I’ve seen Redwoods before, but I can’t get sick of them. Plus it’s great to know that places like Big Basin are so easily accessible for a casual last minute retreat for a few hours.
On our little hike we came across two labeled trees. The first one: Father of the Forest. I chuckled at myself when i first saw it because, dude, it looks like it has a penis, check it out for yourself: Read more