Dulles - An Intermission

So here I am waiting at Dulles Airport waiting for my flight and thinking I should really update my blog. The week before Thanksgiving break was unusually relaxed for me. This was a very strange feeling as I am becoming used to constantly doing work and having about an hour or two of spare time a day, max. It allowed some fun activities such as watching the supposed meteor shower wearing our tin foil hats (don't want to get abducted, do you?!)... Even though we only saw one meteor flash.


Pick me!


Robbie is a sprout!


A shaky photo of Providence at night

Another distraction from work was the slackline(s) Jay and I set up between some trees on the Brown campus. Unfortunately it was quite chilly so we headed over to Nice Slice after an hour of glorious slacking.


We set up next to the clocktower


Jay tries (and fails) the mantle-start

Here it is after a wonderful Thanksgiving and I'm looking forward to three weeks of neverending work. It's almost terrifying to think now of how much I have to do. In any case, I'll be glad when my final projects are over and I can return home yet again.

The Approach of Thanksgiving

I'm writing this post from my art history lecture. Don't worry, parents, it hasn't started yet and I'm not missing anything. Anyway, the past few weeks have been just as crazy busy as usual and I don't really have time to make a quality post. Just logging in to say that I've added a few images to my Picasa and that it's crazy to think I'll be going home in a week. You just get caught up in the rhythm of RISD life and having several days without studio will be very strange.

Hopefully while I'm home I'll have some time to catch up on what I've done the past few weeks, as I'm sure some of the images in my picasa are confusing without explanation.

Quick Update!

I've been ridiculously busy and haven't had time to put up a real blog post. This one is just to say that you can find all of my photos on my Picasa account, right here.

Enjoy!