I'm pretty sure no one but my mom has ever read this...so just in case you forgot mom...Aaron and Mari were married outside Buffalo, NY at the parent's home on Bear Lake on June 21, 2008.  Somehow everything went amazingly well (I even flew without a panic attack!) and our honeymoon around the northeast (NYC, Boston, VT, MA, and Albany for the 4th) was as perfect as it gets...  I've somehow been found by old friends via Facebook and am nervous/excited to be back in the real world again.  Nice to see you again friends!!!

I'll try to get this site updated and re-invigorated in the near future, it helps when slipping out of introversion and back into the extroversion...

And since no one reads this anyway...woo hoo for the upcoming live-action Robotech movies and next summer's live-action Akira, it's about time!  Guess if those projects are going mainstream I might as well give it a try.

So if you've actually found this post and used to know me, please toss me a message to let me know you exist too...otherwise i may melt away. 

It's late at night again and I'm afraid I have to go to work tomorrow no matter how tuckered out I may be. For those who don't know I work a 40 hour week for a local school district in the IT Department, so I get to stare at a computer all day every day. I've redecorated some of the site today and got some more home movies up, pictures actually, but movies are on the way! The rest of my college artwork will be going into the portfolio soon and my commissions page will also be completed before the week is out. That's about it for the administrative side...

I had a great time meeting lots of new people at Maggie's birthday party this weekend and look forward to receiving comments from someone other than my immediate family...that would be interesting. Some additional paintings were added to the Paintings section of the portfolio, most importantly the two Telephone Pole Project acrylics which are both in varying stages of completion. They are my current project along with getting some higher quality picture of the Tucson Walkway Painting. That's the plan on the art side for now.

I'm about to pass out at this point so that's enough rambling for now. Keep smiling and remember to panic from time to time.

Aaron