

Behold, a snapshot of a moment frozen in time: me, sporting my new tattoo – the Cat in the Hat immortalized on my skin. But this wasn't just any rendition of the mischievous feline; it was a poignant depiction captured at a crucial moment in the story.
The Cat in the Hat's jovial facade fades, replaced by a contemplative gaze. His mischievous grin melts into a pensive frown as he reflects on the consequences of his antics. It's a moment of solemn realization, where the line between frivolity and responsibility blurs, and the weight of his actions sinks in.
I can't help but feel a surge of nostalgia, triggered by the childhood memories it evokes. Speaking of childhood the other image is that of a former girlfriend getting ready to tear into her birthday present.
Little did I know that those playful tales would leave an indelible mark on my soul, shaping my love for storytelling and adventure.
The Cat in the Hat serves as a reminder to tread lightly, for even the most lighthearted of actions can have profound consequences.
In this juxtaposition of past and present, ink and paper, I find a tapestry of memories woven together by threads of whimsy and introspection.
The past year has been a tumultuous odyssey, a whirlwind of reinvention, education, and financial strain. It's been a journey marked by sleepless nights, but also by the forging of new depths of character and a treasure trove of tales to enrich the ever-expanding saga of Mister Moyer and his swashbuckling exploits.
In recent months, amidst the chaos and uncertainty, I've found solace in the familiar embrace of fiction. There's a unique magic in losing oneself within the pages of a novel, surrendering to the whims of fantastical worlds and the intricacies of fictional characters. From eagerly devouring each page to anxiously calculating the remaining chapters, the experience is an intoxicating blend of anticipation and reluctance for the inevitable conclusion.
Prior to this literary escapade, my literary diet consisted primarily of non-fiction, delving into subjects ranging from Buddhism to the transformative power of music and art. But at this juncture in my journey, there's a primal longing to escape into the boundless realms of imagination, to immerse myself in the rich tapestry of storytelling.
If you, fellow voyager, have any literary treasures to recommend – be it a gripping adventure, a thought-provoking masterpiece, or a hidden gem waiting to be unearthed – I eagerly welcome your suggestions. After all, what better way to navigate the winding paths of life than with a trusty book in hand, guiding us through the darkest of nights and the brightest of days.
Behold, a glimpse into the treasure trove of memories that is the Lions, Tigers, and Badgers project. Here lie the relics of a bygone era, preserved in analog glory – boxes overflowing with faded photographs, videos trapped in antiquated media formats, and stacks upon stacks of weathered journals. Amidst the clutter, a few rare gems catch the eye – a collection of Sony Minidiscs, a relic from a bygone era.
Ah, the memories flood back as I recall my days directing Sony Minidisc commercials in the vibrant streets of Spain, circa 2002. The hustle and bustle of production, the thrill of creativity unleashed, all captured within these humble discs now nestled among the forgotten treasures of my archives.
As I sift through the nostalgia-laden artifacts, each item becomes a portal to a bygone era, a testament to the passage of time and the enduring power of memory. It's a journey of rediscovery, a quest to breathe new life into these relics of the past and weave them into the fabric of the Lions, Tigers, and Badgers project.
Who knows what hidden treasures and forgotten tales await amidst the dusty corners of my analog archives? Only time will tell.





In the heart of a vast, glassy lake, an empty canoe drifts aimlessly, devoid of direction or purpose. The expanse of water stretches infinitely in all directions, with no hint of land on the horizon. Not a breath of wind stirs the surface, leaving the canoe suspended in a timeless moment of stillness.
This is how I feel.
Thank you for taking the time out of your Sunday morning, I greatly appreciate you and your support.
Love & Light MM
SHARING IS CARING!!
EARHOLE: I have revisited this banger. Enjoy.
EYEHOLE: I love going down rabbit holes. With my new tobacco obsession I stumbled upon this great video. Watch the first two minutes. It almost feels like it could be an SNL skit. You are welcome.