February 15, 2004
Crescent Lake
A mountain reflected in Crescent Lake, on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington. Taken on my February 7th trip.
November 26, 2003
4th And Virginia
Some of the random art in downtown Seattle. This building at 4th Ave. and Virginia St. is on the route to my bus stop. I particularly like the lovesick robot.
October 30, 2003
Frogger
Keeping with the animal theme, here's a frog from The Vancouver Aquarium. Seattle may have an impressive zoo, but Vancouver has the best aquarium I've ever seen.
September 9, 2003
King Of The Jungle
This majestic beast is an inhabitant of the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle. I was at the zoo for a team morale event. I also took some pictures of monkeys and giraffes, but I couldn't resist showing off the lion, being a Lyon myself.
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August 2, 2003
Mount Si
This mountain is known as Little Si Mount Si (thanks Dave!). At the foot of this mountain was Microsoft's annual Company picnic. It's a beautiful looking mountain, and I vow one day to climb it.
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April 10, 2003
Big Canadian Flag
I spent the week of Canada Day (July 1) in Vancouver with my girlfriend Angela. Above the Vancouver post
office was the biggest Canadian flag I had ever seen. Since I'll be leaving to go live in the United States this month,
I thought I'd put up a little reminder of my home and native land.
February 10, 2003
Lazy Dog
This lazy dog is Zoë. She's a black and gray German short-hair pointer, and is usually friskier than
seen here. She spends an hour or two in the mid-afternoon lying here in a spot of sunlight, and the rest of her
time tearing around the house and backyard.
January 4, 2003
Centre De Medicine Sportive
This is the Centre de medicine sportive at the base of the Olympic Stadium in Montréal, Québec. I took this
picture on our trip after Christmas 2002. Go Expos!
December 1, 2002
Rainier Over Stadia
This is a picture taken off a balcony in Seattle, Washington. That's Mount Rainier in the background,
and Seattle's baseball and football stadia. In Toronto, the Skydome houses both baseball and football games, but
I guess the Americans like their variety.