Rob is at least slightly palatable in the sense that he seems way more self aware in interviews than the other guys in the pro skate-to-hustle grifter pipeline. I'll always appreciate what he did to keep AWS and Habitat alive, even if I don't fuck with the modern versions. Mikey and Prod would never

Being self aware has helped with self esteem in the sense that I understand the things I didn't like about myself weren't as naturally under my control as they are for neurotypical people. It still feels incremental because the line between "I hate myself" and "I hate this burden" is very fine. 3/3

The last 8 months have had me feeling like I've got the world in the palm of my hand, and I'm fighting to grasp it, but my brain wants to flip my hand palm down instead. Almost every opportunity I've dreamed of is sitting in my lap and I still struggle with motivation and consistency. 2/3

And homework.

Pure transition carnage from Cardiel, the tech wizardy and power on display in Henry's comeback part with Marcus Mcbride, and the legend himself Heath Kirchart showing the beautiful balance of grace and risk required to tackle massive terrain. From the music to the montages, its a masterpiece.

It's mostly bullet point notes with an intro and some photos on a Google slide show, but I can send you some links

Talk about the dark side, I'm comfortable saying I might be the first person at a design meeting to show pictures comparing the street lamps at pier 7 to skatepark stadium style lights alongside people skating electric boxes in various ways.

We were doing the same thing at the same time in different places

Honestly this project is probably my swan song here in Jackson proper. After I get more work established and get this park built, I'm moving to Detroit proper.

Shout to Will Marshall