Three decades later...

[golackey]

This week has been absolutely wonderful. I haven't had such a memorable or enjoyable birthday in quite a long time. It was definately a landmark. Everyone seemed to come together to make sure I remembered that I was loved. That was super. Many thanks to those of you who were a part of that

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I'm glad you had a good birthday :)

[thesebloodyfeet]

I'm really digging the way his stuff is so curvy. They're all so different, but they have that aspect to them. I admire people who can create things like that a lot. I saw this home on the travel channel once that was so awesome. It was made out of stone and really colorful with rounded doors and such. It really looked like it could have come straight out of a Dr. Seuss book. I really loved that house. I wish that one day I could own something as intriguing as that. I'd love to see your idea when you get it all down on paper. You should post it on here...or myspace. Also, I think if you want to go back to school for architecture you should definitely find a way of doing it. You definitely have the talent for it :)

Thanks!

[golackey]

Yeah, I really dig those shows where they go to "extreme" or wild homes. It makes me really happy that people are still willing to be creative and express themselves in such a big way.

People can be quick to define art as simply a painting, a photograph, a sculpture. I think buildings can be awesome works of art. Frank Lloyd Wright was amazing. He not only thought through the layout of a building but its furnishings... windows... colors. His work blows my mind.

[golackey]

Thanks. I really dig them too. So, you went to Castle Park High too. I didn't graduate there. I only went there for freshman year (1990-1991)

[golackey]

OMG!! Yes I totally remember that. Maybe I'm off on my years. WOW... flashback.

Oh long story. I've lived in several states already. I guess you can say that I wanted to see the country but ended up just moving around.

How did you end up in Round Rock?