The De-evolution of Justin

Scary justin, really scary!!

10.03.2006 by champkong

I was good with your full beard, but just the stash..I cannot get onboard with that. It does make you look just like your pops in the 70's.
PS: I have been sporting a beard at work since last week and I have been inundated with compliments

10.03.2006 by juliebmac

WTF

you look like a skinny j.holmes

10.03.2006 by zaneycm

where is your PBR shirt, cut-off jean shorts, hat w/ camaro insignia, and 333 beer??? im very disappointed... now...re-evolve, then de-evolve...quickly!!

10.03.2006 by flowwithme

Nice

10.03.2006 by Jamiejay

I liked the beard better ....You look too
"70ies Disco"/ "swarthy blond". Are getting ready to sell used cars?

10.03.2006 by Fishbone

Looks like a bad case of Scandinavian Lip Fungus to me...

10.03.2006 by Valevapor

Ladies and Gentlemen,
Anchorman Ron Burgandy...!

10.03.2006 by mharris

LOL ! Those guys are to hard on you! Looks great either way! I like the stash !
Heck the beard was looking pretty good!
Do what you want !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL

Looking forward to next post!

10.03.2006 by UBe

I could hardly get over you smoking with a beard! But smoking with that moustache ~ yeek gads!

10.03.2006 by caboose784

oh woowww

10.03.2006 by TimAndes

I got a cherry 1985 Lincoln Continental for $3499, low miles, one owner, garage kept, with maroon vinyl interior. This car drives itself and let me tell ya, the ladies turn in their shoes when I cruise by in this jem. Just like Deniro in Raging Bull, I'm tellin ya!

10.03.2006 by jafatuf

Let me get this straight, when you married my daughter, you were an unemployed surfer dude. Now, years later, your still unemployed, but, taking up facial hair design? You will be back to get your cats, won't you???!

11.03.2006 by sbj

So this is what you've come to...smoking and eating dogs? Never mind the facial hair, that you can shave, but it looks to me like a cry for help! Get home quick!!!
Great stuff on the kids. Pix of those cute, happy, active children are a joy. Aside from the karate, and mud-moving, it looks like what I do every day.
Love & hugs,
Bonnie

11.03.2006 by Bonnie McG

m.f. stereolab chicago in the spring and justin needs to keep that mo fo

11.03.2006 by iwannafly

SONG FOR THE RAINY SEASON

Hidden, oh hidden
in the high fog
the house we live in,
beneath the magnetic rock,
rain-, rainbow-ridden,
where blood-black
bromelias, lichens,
owls, and the lint
of the waterfalls cling,
familiar, unbidden.

In a dim age
of water
the brook sings loud
from a rib cage
of giant fern; vapor
climbs up the thick growth
effortlessly, turns back,
holding them both,
house and rock,
in a private cloud.

At night, on the roof,
blind drops crawl
and the ordinary brown
owl gives us proof
he can count:
five times -- always five --
he stamps and takes off
after the fat frogs that,
shrilling for love,
clamber and mount.

House, open house
to the white dew
and the milk-white sunrise
kind to the eyes,
to membership
of silver fish, mouse,
bookworms,
big moths; with a wall
for the mildew's
ignorant map;

darkened and tarnished
by the warm touch
of the warm breath,
maculate, cherished;
rejoice! For a later
era will differ.
(O difference that kills
or intimidates, much
of all our small shadowy
life!) Without water

the great rock will stare
unmagnetized, bare,
no longer wearing
rainbows or rain,
the forgiving air
and the high fog gone;
the owls will move on
and the several
waterfalls shrivel
in the steady sun.

-- Elizabeth Bishop

11.03.2006 by iwannafly