Robbie and Krysti picked me up on their way to Moore Park Driving Range for a hit today. Always an awesome release! I’ve lost my club somewhere, so I’ve now got an excuse to maybe buy one again (of-course I don’t care for anything but that “ping” sound the titanium drivers make!).
Hangs, photoshoots. I don’t even know what to call them anymore! Cara and I did the Lazy Sunday thing for reals. She didn’t even bring anything to wear! So rad! We also went down to the beach and I rattled a few shots down by the rocks too which ended up being my fave pics of the bunch. You can view the set here.
My nephew Leo turned 2 yesterday! Cutest little cheeky monkey, ever! #halfie #hessogonnabreakheartswhenhesolder
I have a photo of Cacia Zoo in an outfit from babylikestopony printed over 2 pages of COLLECTEDworks Volume One. Just ordered my copy! Can’t wait to check it out cover to cover!
You can buy the book (and preview it) here: http://au.blurb.com/books/6828068-collectedworks-volume-one
Nana’s B’Day x Bowie Tribute. Was nice to be hanging out with people my own age for a change!!!
I’m always on the hunt for interesting scooters. I’m still a little upset that I never saw the Honda Monkey bike project through too (sold it to a dude who also still hasn’t finished it!). At one stage I was super close to buying an 80’s Honda Spacy (so ugly but so coooool), but I was outbid. There was a ‘buy it now’ button on this little Di Blasi though, and after doing a little bit of research online, I pulled the trigger and now it’s a new Zen project!
No doubt about it this is the Zen Garage Deathtrap V3. I mean just look at it. A 49cc two-stroke scooter that folds down and fits in your boot. It weighs 30kg and best of all it’s street registered!!! Bad news for everyone else on the road though, it’s top speed is only 45km/h.
The guy I bought it off explained that he bought it off a company which was using a fleet of these bikes for a drink driving service, where if you get intoxicated and can’t drive your car home, one of these guys will come out to you, fold and pack their scooter into your boot, then drive you home (then they would ride their Di Blasi back to base). Overseas it’s marketed as a unique auxiliary vehicle for boats, caravans and motorhomes, even light aircrafts.
We think this thing will be hilarious on back roads, but even more fun at EOMM’s and other Zen related events! We’ve started tearing the bike down so we can paint the frame, from there we’ll trick out the bike too, so stay tuned for updates!
PS: More on Zen.
I’ve been saying this for as long as I can remember: Replace all instances of “should” with “could” to make your life easier. Maybe “easier” isn’t the right word, but I’ve never been comfortable with external pressure, especially expectations that others have of me. The people closest to me; my family and friends, they know to replace the word “should” with “could” if they want me to listen! IE: Saying I “could” do this, or I “could” do that sounds a hell of a lot more positive and encouraging than I “should” do this, or I “should” do that, which to me sounds like pressure and even a little condescending.
