Steve D.

Primate stance!

I slept here one night. I also swam in that water, I also assisted in rescuing a family from that water and may have saved a baby's life. My hope is that someday that same baby, all grown up, will save my life.

Every breath that is in your lungs is a tiny little gift to me.

I met the guy who inspired the Yeah boardshop graphic! I asked him if he minded his little face being used on a tshirt and he replied "Yeah!"

My dad is hilarious.

He's perfect!

Sorry buddy!

Maybe things were better this way.




my life was better yesterday morning.

Watch this...

because I love these guys.

cold chilli from themoontower on Vimeo.

brett, your hair gets better and better.

pooooosy magnit

Every day I told this kid to get that off of his board, and every day he had it on his board.

Ted Schmitz

Woodward is introducing new action sport to camp this summer.

Soft Trucks

Requirements: A full face helmet and a super extreme attitude.

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Put some shoes socks on!

Got beat on an el nino flip

I got pwned. But I did land a 540 kickflip first try in my life. It wasn't enough though.

MC Ted Shmitz was just callin like he saw it!

At least I wasn't alone at the losers table!

old ass biatch

Buzzy turned 30, but he doesn't look a day over 45!

I hope that I'm still working at camp and skating when I'm 30. And if not that, I at least hope that I'm doing something equally as enjoyable at that time. People get hung up on the unsaid rules of the world: the ones that tell you to go to college at a certain time, or the ones that tell you that skateboarding is kid shit(which it is, but that doesn't mean we can't do it too), or just anything that you feel like you should be doing but you don't really know why you should be doing them. There are no rules.

More theft from the Pretty boys.

I stole this from the Pretty blog! It's the homie Bobby's new video. I'm not in it, but I was there for some of the stuff in the video. I guess my footage didn't make the cut.

Game of skate

New week at camp means new competitors! The weekly game of skate is underway.

Day 1

Day 2

Any questions?

Music.

I was talking to a friend today about current music and how he doesn't feel that he likes any music that's out right now as much as he likes older music. He said it because we were listening to David Bowie and he said that he wouldn't be as excited about seeing anyone perform now as much as he would have been psyched to see David Bowie perform 25 years ago.

I don't really think that way though. I'm not super into music in the way that some people are. I don't live and die by my music, I just really like it certain things. But lately I, like alot of my friends, have been listening to the Black Lips more than anything else and I feel like their music was made for my specific taste in music. I don't know what kind of music I'll be listening to in the future, but I can't imagine not loving this stuff as much as I do now.

My legacy

If I died today, people would remember me for:
-drinking mountain dew

Wet Willy?

No, Flameboy.

Jaci!

This is my friend Jaci. She'd like you to know a little bit about herself.

and then makes a clean getaway.

Mind blown.

I'm having trouble thinking of what to write about the thing that I want to write about. There are some really generic terms and phrases out there that get used way too often, and the result is that they lose meaning after a while. Sometimes they get used so much because it's just the easiest and most logical way to say something (ex. "I love you") and other times it's because people can instantly relate to the feeling you're trying to describe (ex. "one of those days"). This post is about me getting some mindblowing news today. I'm hesitant to use the word "mindblowing" because I'm afraid that it, like so many other things that we all say, is one of those terms that gets used too often and that it may be a bit watered down and less meaningful than it is intended to be.

The mindblowing news: My dad started a blog.

I'm sure that the build up for that wasn't worthy of the actual "mindblowing" news, but anyone who knows my dad will know exactly why I felt that my mind had been blown. BTW, When I say that my mind was blown, I don't mean that it literally exploded. Obviously, my mind is still in one piece. But when my brother told me that my dad had a blog and linked me to it, I literally couldn't think straight and I could not stop laughing. My brain actually couldn't process the information, so I just laughed because my brain didn't know what the proper reaction was. I wouldn't call that blown, but it did mess me up a little bit mentally to the point where I couldn't control myself from laughing.

The reason it's so mindblowing is that out of everyone on this planet that I personally know, he is honestly one of the very, very last people that I would ever think would ever, ever, ever start a blog. When I asked my mom to guess who started a blog and then almost immediately told her that it was my dad, she said that she could have guess 300 hundred people and on the 400th person she still wouldn't have guessed it was him! I think it's one of the most amazing things to happen in my lifetime.

Enough from me, go see what he has to say about this crazy ass world we live in. hahahahahahhahahahahaha I'm still giggly about it.

http://www.whatyoudois.blogspot.com/

"It's all gone to shit!"

Favorites.

One of my favorite songs from one of my favorite bands.

Skateboarding isn't as bad as I think it is.

I got so psyched the other day when I saw this camper with a Cowtown Krooked board. The dudes (and dudette) that own Cowtown are awesome. Now more than ever I am an advocate for the importance of real skateshops owned by skateboarders or at least people who get skateboarding(even that's a touchy subject). The thought that someday Yeah boardshop could be as established as Cowtown makes me happy and hopeful.

Famous faces at Woodward.

Stephan Janoski's cousin.

Jacked mugs.

Mugs are jacked.

Dreams do come true.

Thank goodness someone finally put this video online. Why Zak never did, I'll never know.

Greeting From Arizona

Untitled from Peter Vlad on Vimeo.

I've been beaten!

My wave of destruction is over. I was pwned today.

3flip, heelflip, hardflip, fakie hardflip, half cab heelflip. S.K.A.T.E

Good game Christian!

Day in the Life of me!

Today was my day off and Ari's 22nd birthday. We slept in till 12noon, got dressed, and headed to town.

Here's the view from out our front door.

We went to town, ate quizno's, did laundry, met up with Andrew Cannon and George Moreno, and went to the windmills.

Here's Ari walking amongst them. Happy bday buddy.
We climbed a barbwire fence with a NO TRESPASSING sign on it to walk straight up to one of these behemoths

After partying with the windmills, it was time to get back to camp and get serious.

Here's my competition, Portland Zack.

hah, all in a day's work!

Game of Skate!

two men down, but I've got a tough game ahead of me tomorrow!

Nobody's perfect.

but she's pretty damn close.

An intense battle.

only one could be the winner.

I have officially arrived.

They mentioned my Woodward blog on the World Industries site!

Extremes.

Extremes.

My blog sucks.

but not as much as this guy fucking sucks!

haha

I just met the dad from Boy Meets World!

Ethan Loy is a blog star

7 tricks with Ethan Loy!

punchy goes to camp

Ryan Lay visited us at camp along with some other dudes from Ipath! He did a bunch of amazing things and was really good with the kids. Punchy is good at life.

oh wait, I forgot that this was not my woodward blog. fuck shit piss dick cock

camp food sux

The camp food is seriously getting worse and worse.

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I haven't done one of these posts in a while.