Keith Gylander was one of the first, if not the very first, friends I made when we moved from Manitoba to Alberta, by virtue of living ne...

Some Ungood Photography: I suspect I shot this with my old Kodak 110 camera, and that the flash didn't go off, resulting in this incr...

Here's another collection of photos that went wrong. Poor lighting, b...

One night in the late 1980s, my friend Keith and I visited the graveyard in Leduc; it may even have been Halloween. I shot some photos, i...

Keith and I wound up winning a couple of awards when we finished Grade 6. While Mom was dutifully photographing Sean and me to mark the o...

Yesterday's post included a Frisbee. I don't remember what happened to that glow-in-the-dark model, but the pink Wham-O that preced...

Over the years I've played a lot of games, and they've brought me a lot of joy. It only just occurred to me that I've never chr...

I've been taking a Foundations of Leadership course through Mount Royal University, and the course ended today with The Art of Listenin...

One day in high school - or perhaps it was junior high - during one of those rare moments when the teacher was out and we were free to talk...

Sometime in the early summer of 1986, my friend and next door neighbour Keith Gylander (left) and I got together to study for our English...

In 1982 my I attended Klondike Days with my next door neighbour Keith Gylander. I took this photo with my little Kodak from the top of on...

"Ungood Art Day" is one of my favourite features over at Jeff Shyluk's Visual Blog . Jeff is a real artist, so his failures ...

I believe this is the only photo ever taken of the three-speed bicycle I owned for several years in the early-to-mid 80s. This bicycle is ...

In 1985, Keith Gylander, Mark Lede and I shared a communications class at Leduc Composite High. I believe it was called Communications 21a...

Keith Gylander was my next door neighbour in Leduc; he was an outgoing, athletic kid, not really that much like me but we did spend a lot of...

As I continue to sort through forty years' worth of photos, scrapbooks, records and memories, I stumble across reminders of lost works. ...

On April 25th, a fellow named Steve Eves broke a world record by launching the world's biggest and heaviest model rocket, a 1/10 scale...