Category: Photo Album
Rockers vs Mods
| April 21, 2010 | Filled under Blog, Photo Album, Shorts |
I was the Mod in a photoshoot Monday for the poster for the upcoming Houston Rockers vs Mods Rally. See more outtakes here. I hope our photographer, Jamie, has some mad Photoshop skillz because I look like a raging goofball in half of them.
I had just met Crystal, the Rocker girl, about five minutes before the shoot, and then we had to sit there and stare at each other menacingly. I couldn’t stop giggling. The awesome part was that she rode her own bike, and I rode mine. We’re legit!
Soul Nite
| January 25, 2010 | Filled under Photo Album |
CLH and I got married at the original Aurora Picture Show church and yet, in all our years together and in Houston we’ve never been members. We go to tons of their events and pay full price for each one, and we’ve always talked about joining but just never have.
Until Friday.
All last week I was psyched about going to Soul Nite. I even interviewed the curator. Friday afternoon we decided that instead of paying $10 each for tickets, we’d splurge and finally become members of Aurora. Giving back to the organization that gave us a place to get hitched.
On Saturday we met our scooter club at the Eldorado Ballroom and danced until the curls fell out of my hair.
Free at Last
| January 18, 2010 | Filled under Blog, Photo Album |
The Lorraine Motel on our 2008 visit to Memphis, TN.
The Georgian Hotel
| November 25, 2009 | Filled under Photo Album |
This is where I’m staying in L.A. (well, Santa Monica) right now. Built in 1933. Walking distance from everything. Right across from the beach. In short, AWESOME.
My boyfriend
| November 23, 2009 | Filled under Photo Album |

Jezebel’s list of the sexiest men *not* included in Life’s Sexiest Men of the ’50s, ’60s and ’70s includes Jean-Paul Belmondo. Vindicated!
Classy lady
| November 14, 2009 | Filled under Photo Album |
The wall comes tumbling down
| November 9, 2009 | Filled under Blog, Photo Album |
A year ago I met CLH in Germany and proceeded to spend five days and four nights in Berlin, a city I knew nothing about and was only minutely interested in. It ended up being one of my favorite places in the world.
I wish I could say I remember watching The Wall fall on television but the truth is that I’ve seen those images so many times I have a hard time distinguishing from what is remembered and what is filling in the gaps. But I was nine years old, and the fall would be an event that would go on to shape the rest of my childhood, it shaped everyone who grew up in the ’80s childhood, and that still affects me today.
Berlin is an amazing city that has had the chance, over the last 20 years, to create it’s own identity from scratch. I would love to live there. I wish I was there now.
Meercat bad manners
| October 27, 2009 | Filled under Internerd, Photo Album |
Via the Houston Zoo Twitter feed. There’s something creepy about it, no?














