For the most part I am all done with school. I graduated this last thursday from BYU. It is still weird to say that. I feel guilty some of the time, like I should be doing something. It was nice to see family and friends again.

To be completely done I have to finish my BFA project. It is like my thesis project. I have to do a solo art show. It is scheduled for the first two week in June, so my life really didn't get any less busy I just pretended for the weekend. Everything will be done after the show.

See you then.

The Lost Tribes of New York City from Carolyn London on Vimeo.

Things have come full circle. I started this blog one year ago. My first entry was the MS Walk last year, and in that year I think I have blogged twenty times maybe.

This year we made t-shirts for the walk and had a lot bigger turn out. It was great. I think everyone had a great time. There were a few more that couldn't make it because of last minute things, but we can get them out next year. The weather held out for us and didn't rain, which was nice.

I have taken all of my photos from the walk a made them available—241mb.

(HD) A More Perfect Union from Andrew Sloat on Vimeo.

We decided to take photos of Chloe because we had the camera out and the light was good.

I have been trying to figure out how to create an RSS Feed for my blog. In most cases the RSS is created for you. I have never done a blog before and I had to try and create it from scratch. I thought it would be easy. It would have been if I would have stayed with my original ideas, but I keep adding more features. I get enticed by new ideas and I have to see if I can do it. I think to myself that won't take too long. Then I find out I was wrong and it took twice as long as I thought.

I am writing this with the trouble that I thought I would have with a blog. I don't write much. That being said I wanted to write about the MS Walk my wife and I did. It was pretty cool. All the people that turned out, it was amazing. For those who don't know Jyll has MS, hence the motivation and aware for the walk. It was comforting to know that that many people live normal lives while having MS. You should go to one sometime.