Sledding is a Common Activity in Wintry Areas

The following adventure film was shot at Riverside Park in Manhattan. It is an epic journey, sandwiched between a coming-of-age documentary and a gradual triumph over one's fears. If you must weep, please dedicate your tears to Queen Sled God, for tho She may have only ruled for a day. That day RULED!

We Saw Bob Go Into the Water Closet...

Quoting Todd:



Hello. So last evening with the Crumbs was, in fact, sold out...

But with a little perserverence, Caitlin and I showed up for the stand-by line, (we were numbers 9 and 10 in line), and BOOYAH- they let us purchase tickets!!

It was a bizarre event, featuring a very bizarre couple of artists. From Aline Crumb, who is trying to sell a book, to R. Crumb, who played smirking and snickering interviewer, to the officially stuffy British library man who introduced the Crumbs, and to the people in the audience, a large percent odd-looking, (large spectacle-wearing)--everyone involved in this event seemed delightfully awkward on this Valentine's evening.

I enjoyed it.

Oh, and when we were waiting in the stand-by line, R. Crumb actually did wander by us, nerdily looking for the bathroom.

Some Paintings Here

Captions for paintings in order: A) Don't Call Me "Toadshoes," inspired by true events. B) Merry Christmas 2005, Summer! C) Philip Seymour Hoffman Bryson Mein, one dog. D) Mint Chocolate Chicken, dreamt by Mike / painted by Caitlin and Todd. E) Exquisite Zombies, dreamt by Mike and Todd. F) Genital Forrest dreamt by Kristin, New Yorker parody cover for the Texas Travesty....

Believe it or not, MOST OF THESE ARE FOR SALE. Inquire by email.