alright sick, it's confirmed, i don't know what i want and i think knowing is quite dangerous. upon obtaining what I perceived to be my ultimate dream life I realised that dreams are purely a guide to what is next and could be more accurately described as a disguised goal-due to it's perceived unattainability. i thought travelling the world skateboarding and taking pictures of it was the be all and end all but i've realised that it is not- it's incredibly sick, but its not. i think i took a major life-shortcut in assuming that all greatness comes from doing what you want to do- im sure this [freedom] plays a huge role but i think i am realising that 'doing' is forgettable because 'feeling' is forever enduring...
i assume i'm similar to most of you in the sense that casting review upon ones self in years passed generally insights embarrassment [fashion] but this is acceptable because it's relevant to time.. however, consider your past-personality and it generally insights emotions much more significant than embarrassment... personality transcends eras and trends because it is the route of all things personal, not a guise- such as fashion, and everything you do and perceive is relevant to your person, not time.
perhaps this is why i enjoy dressing ridiculously.. because concerns regarding self-consciousness last only the instant in-which they present themselves, but stoke, contentedness and having a good time will for as long as i can remember it.... i guess hence why people say being nice will get you far in life..
anyhow, enough wig- time for some reality.
Last august Landyachtz sent Guff, Kyle Martin and myself out to Montreal to chase some footage and photos for Kyle. It was a tricky trip for a handful of reasons but for the sake of exampling i'll highlight only the fact it rained 85% of the trip and with only one skater proactivity can be hindered by tiredness/injury etc- i can't be bothered writing anymore, photo time.
Guff in the cemetery.
Kyle atop the 'big bank' in Montreal's Olympic park
Kyle atop Hôtel-de-Ville
Cemetery runs on the only sunny day
Montreal has the second largest underground pedestrian/train network in the world as in winter it regularly sits around -40ºc
it wasn't all a waste
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