Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Lazy Magnolia to the Rescue

So, I said I wasn’t going to blog for another few days or so but something miraculous happened today and I thought it best that I make commentary about it. Today, after doing poorly on a test this morning, having another test tomorrow morning, and all the while freaking-out over a paper that is due by 11am, I decided to take a break. So I went and got lunch with a friend. Because I had already given up on my studies I decided might as well have a beer – I feel it necessary to stop at this point and shed light on the fact that I am not & never have been a drinker of any caliber – but for some reason my delicious lunch seemed to reinvigorate me. As I headed back to the library I could actually feel the genius oozing out of me onto the soiled floor mats that I refuse to clean. At mock-7 I pulled into the library parking lot weaving between seniors and little Asian kids; gathered up as much of the invisible awesomeness as I could and stuffed it into my pockets. Then ran inside so that I could get it on my computer as fast as possible. Thank you Lazy Magnolia…today you fixed everything.erything.

Tuesday, March 17, 2009

A little Swamped

OK ok ok.

I know I said I was going to try and post everyday for a while but I’m swamped with school and other stuff. Give me three more days and its on!!! But until then I suggest you checkout www.AEROTTER.blogspot.com

Tuesday, March 10, 2009


So, most people who read my blog know the S.C.C., but to the few of you who don’t let me catch you up.


The Southeastern Climbers Coalition (SCC) is a non-profit organization that formed in the early 90’s when a bunch of climbers teamed-up to address Lookout Mountain’s access issues. They work closely with the Access Fund (another non-profit) to address access issues, host trail days, and even purchase cliff lines and bouldering areas all over the southeast.


In the last six months the SCC has purchased two cliffs: Yellow Bluff – a 1000+ linear feet of cliffline about 20 miles outside Huntsville – and Steele 25 acres of cliff in, yes, Steele, AL! I really can’t begin to describe how proud I am of all the work that everyone is doing...
But any who, I am so stoked about having good trad climbing within 45min of home! So its time I pull out my shiny trad-rack and hit the cliff.

So again, thank you to everyone who has dedicated so much time and effort!

the rack is out.

Sunday, March 8, 2009

So lately I have been really slacking off with the whole blog posting thing and don’t you think for a minute that I haven’t heard about it. In the past I’ve always gone the easy route – said “oh yeah...I got some stuff I’m about to post” – then done nothing. But I’ve decided to get my shit together and start posting and regularly! I figure if people are actually spending some of their free time checking out my blog I should give them something! Thanks for the movimiento Gary, Easy, & V Hero!