Pictures of The Mr. and Mrs. Grodog 

I'll see what I can do to get some more pictures of Heather and I posted up here.  We have a whole smorgasborg of images from our move, among others....

The Happy Couple!

To the right is a shot of Heather and I, sometime in the Autumn of 2000, not too long after she said YES!

The Grodog Pumpin' Gas

This image below was snapped by a Lawrence Journal World photographer on 24 February 2000, in the middle of the gas prices crunch, on a windy day in Kansas.  

The Urinal World spelled my name correctly in the caption in the print article, but not on their web site.  Go figure.  

I think this is the only picture I have of me with a goatee, and was the only picture of my 1998 Pontiac Grand Am that my family has ever seen, until my folks visisted California  in 2002.  

The Grodog at Work (sort of) 

This is me at the Sprint Helpdesk's Fall '99 All-Hands Meeting--we went to a local farmstead in Kansas and wandered around watching animals, etc.; much more fun than I would have thought possible, truthfully, given what we were doing.  This image was shot by Farhan Saadi, who also works at Sprint's Helpdesk, and appears with his permission.

The Grodog's Spiffy Lookin' Picture

This image to the right is me reading Shakespeare's Sonnet 116 at the wedding of my friends David and Susan Burgett.  Note the spiffy glasses :-)  (This image appears courtesy of Mark Rowlands/North Star Imagery, who shot David and Susan's wedding.  You can see more images at www.vguest.com).

The Legend of the Sleepy Grodog 

The picture below used to be the only one I had of me on the site, for quite some time.  I was napping (obviously), I think it was sometime around my KU graduation (May 1996), but I don't really recall for sure.  

I mostly look like this in April 2002 now, currently have my beard back, though it's thinner at the moment; my hair's not quite as long, either.  I lost the friendship bracelet in a bar at the Jersey shore, which was a bummer, since my sister Alison made it for me.

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