Haven't seen me in a while? Here's what I look like, some pix of the town I live in, and some of the things I've been up to.

You gotta be kidding me! It really has been awhile! In this 1997 photo, I had long, brown hair, and I lived in Waltham, MA.	In 2004, I was giving it up and letting the skunk-tail take over the front. Here I am singing away in upstate New York.	Then all hell broke loose. Here's my skimpy all-grey wig in 2006, just before I took off to go partway around the world.
Well, that didn't last! In January of '07, I was back in Portsmouth with a new cut and a new color. But the same old attitude.	Yeah, and then some frustrated cheap-kuts barber went and butchered my poor locks. Here I am laughing it off in Burlington, VT in mid-August '07.	I hate to say it, but this may be the best photo of me ever taken! HA!!

As I stood on this Maritime Fest stage, singing sea songs in hearty tones, my mind began to drift to the boxes in my storage space...	My very own storage space, with nearly all of my earthly possessions stacked high. This may be Too Much Information, but I thought you'd like a peek.
In 2004, I had this great community garden space. I grew peas and sunflowers, among other things.	In May of 2007, this was how the front yard looked at the place where I'm currently lodging. It's not exactly a garden, but there are a lot of bulbs in the ground.
I used to work here. It was OK. Now I don't work at all. Much.	I spend more time doing things like this, in places like this – Champlain Valley Folk Festival, 2007.
That one's pretty good, but this one's fantastic! This was the 7th year I've attended the Ottawa Folk Festival.	They had an environmental booth this year, with this very cool enclosed bike for people to admire. And try out.
Speaking of bikes, Portsmouth now has a big annual road race called the Portsmouth Criterium. The whole downtown is closed so scores of cyclists can rocket through the streets.	It's not exactly the Tour de France, but it's still pretty exciting. I saw a guy totally wipe out, with his wheels in the air and everything. He landed in a hay bale.
The newly-buffed up steeple of Portsmouth's North Church on a fine, sunny autumn day. The day of the big bike race, in fact.	How can you resist?! I made this bunny wrapping paper from a free gif image I found online. This is to show how I spend my very valuable time.
Whoopee!!! SNOW! The best!! We had four great snowstorms in December of '07. This is the end of Portsmouth town that I call my 'hood.

Page dated 15 March 2008