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Inspired by spangley, here’s a list of every place that I’ve ever lived. I think when I was born, we were in some apartment in Richmond Heights, but I don’t remember that place, so I’m gonna start with the Mayfield Heights place…

I’ve included links to memory maps for the first two places, and actually.. now that I’m looking at this list — maybe it would be fun to do some memory maps of the other places.

1. Gladwin Drive, Mayfield Heights, OH (1976-1985)
2. E. Juniper Ln, Moreland Hills, OH (1985-1993)
3. South Baker, Ithaca, NY (1993-4)
4. Clinton Township, NJ (Summers 1994, 1995)
5. College Ave, Ithaca, NY (1995-6)
6. Tunkhannock, PA (Summer 1996)
7. Eddy Street, Ithaca, NY (1996-7)
8. Jones & Geary, Tenderknob, San Francisco, CA (1997)
9. Collingwood & 20th, Castro, San Francisco, CA (1997-8)
10. Arguello & Fulton, Richmond, San Francisco, CA (1998-9)
11. Lyon & Post, Lower Pac Heights, San Francisco, CA (1999)
12. Cesar Chavez & Church, Noe Valley, San Francisco, CA (2000-3)
13. Church & 20th, Dolores Heights, San Francisco, CA (2003-4)
14. Fulton & Gough, Hayes Valley, San Francisco, CA (2004-8)
15. Natoma & 9th, Soma, San Francisco, CA (2008-present)

15 places in 33 years.. not bad.

To celebrate Sam’s big 3-0, Andy and the besigners all headed up to the tahoe house for the weekend. I tagged along. It was fun.

Sam’s 30th Birthday in Tahoe from yizzle on Vimeo.

Taken with Andy’s DOF adapter thing… Can’t wait for the new Canon T1i to come out… That said, videos taken with Andy’s DOF adapter look kind of cooler than the demo videos I’ve seen from the T1i.

Happy Birthday Sam!

A mundane snippet of my life, shared with you because of my awesome new recording setup that is on my desk today. I set this up initially because I did a phone interview for an article that I’m writing..

And then, mer and I decided where to go to lunch today. (WARNING. this phone call is incredibly boring.)

Ok, back to work. (Well, after I get back from lunch.)

So.. years and years ago, I made my radio hosting premiere at WVBR in Ithaca, when I hosted “Ithaska” with Audris on a blustery Saturday night..

Masnick came over this weekend, and we recorded the third episode of his podcast..

Have a listen. I think the levels of the music are a little off, but oh well.. lesson learned for the next ones.. Masnick has the full set list on his site, but it was fun and now I’m inspired to record more podcasts..