Recent History
- 2008 is here, and I seem to be weathering my seasonal depression better than ever before. Artificial sun for breakfast, omega-3 for lunch, and a gym membership after dark.
- I signed up for NaNoWriMo. It's Hell or High Water time. It will probably be crap. (update: actually, I failed. Better luck next year.)
- I drank the Nintendo kool-aid, now I have a Wii (aka the big white disc drive). 6099 6316 3411 2194
- Morgan and I broke up. No hard feelings.
- Using my bicycle again, hope to lose the winterweight that I regained. On a related note, quitting World of Warcraft now that winter is over.
- Made a breakthrough in my Glass Bead Game idea.
- Week-long trip to Las Vegas with Morgan.
- One-year anniversary with my girlfriend, Morgan.
- World of Warcraft ate my balls.
- And now, the year of no-eating-on-the-run. Gotta lose that Toronto habit.
- Increased sunlight makes Moe a happier man. Still carrying winterweight, though.
- Employed at TouchTunes as of January.
- The year of no-videogames is over... that was hard, and I wasn't as strict as I'd have liked. This is now the year of no-food-with-sugar-added. My proactive goals are to resurrect TinGoth, and to learn more French.
- Summer's over, time to look for work. MOE Online might have some new biz.
- Another photo shoot for The Scroll. This time they were modeling for their press kit photos.
- Tinkering with the Glass Bead Games. Road trip to Toronto very soon.
- Returned from camping at the Kalidescope Gathering. Looking for a new place to live.
- Ready for testing: Stripper Bingo
About Moses
I'm not really sure what to say. I've had some fame from my photography at goth conventions, and people remember me more often than not, but whatever it is they find unusual about me is difficult to see from this side of my eyeballs. I couldn't even tell you why the women who've loved me did so, even though I've never doubted their love.
I can describe what I've done; "action, not words" as my mother would say. I'm an accompilshed photographer, with some pro gigs for bands and events (but don't ask me to do weddings again). I have an inner-eye for the good shot, which makes me good at events, although I feel I can do more in a studio with more experience. I'm an accomplished programmer, most of my work done for dot-coms that have vanished along with their famously-flimsy '90s business plans. I have some work that I've done for myself, although I feel I can do more if I just take the time to build what I feel is a Good Idea(tm). Lately I've been getting work fixing computers for other people: ironically my best asset for this job is my ability to repair things I don't know how to fix until I do it.
In short, I'm good at what I do, but I'm dissatisfied, and I'm looking for how I can do more.