555ft Tall

...and an icon of my youth

Team Captain

That's my Grandmother Helen...

Spotted in The Wild

A genuine AEV hemi powered Jeep!

Summer Memories

Clyde not caring about the pretension...

April in Chicagoland

Un-needed, but Awesome

Mother Nature has an agenda...

It's a new day...

Where I started

Simple, but chaos

More organized than it looks

Sorting out the 'key situation'

My new breakfast routine

I need a better solution...

Clyde wins

I love having graphic designer friends!

These plates will be 'legal-ish' on my '74 Spider. Perfectly legal
under Illinois' laws regarding "Year of Manufacture" license plates,
as long as a valid Illinois Antique license plate is in the car.
Other States, are indeed allowed. I'm only 'fudging' two things - the
first being they don't technically allow 'reproduction' license
plates. I figure, regardless of my subtle plate number, how the hell
do they know who made the plate? Technically, I suppose, the plate
'should be' the type with a stamped year, but as not all states did
those, that may be a fine point, indeed. Secondarily, California
stopped issuing the black & yellow plates in '69, and my '74 Spider
would have gotten a blue & yellow plate. Bummer, I like this look!
We'll see how it goes...

Every Day Carry

Classic Spec's w/ Ray-Ban-Green lenses
Hamilton 'Khaki' Field Watch w/ Corvus NATO 'Bond-Grey' band
(Issued to me by my Uncle Samuel)
My father's signet ring (My initials, also)
Keys to my '74 Spider, house, and mailbox
Ghurka leather notecard holder w/ graph-printed cards
Mont Blanc mechanical pencil (Laser engraved serial ring specifies
EAST Germany!)
iPhone 4
iPhone earbuds in a Radio Shack headphone reel (cant figure out an
easier method to keep 'em untangled!)
My grandfather's BOKER Solingen pocketknife
Coach saddle brown leather business card holder (used as a low-profile
front-carry wallet)