Instagram Story Save

Annual Eel River trip

Annual Eel River trip

Annual Eel River trip

Burning man 2024 - it keeps getting better.
From build week
To art project support
From daily morning symphony rehearsals
To sunset desert ballet
From big art
To SFGate writing an article about our little camp
It’s a beautiful dream

Burning man 2024 - it keeps getting better.
From build week
To art project support
From daily morning symphony rehearsals
To sunset desert ballet
From big art
To SFGate writing an article about our little camp
It’s a beautiful dream

Burning man 2024 - it keeps getting better.
From build week
To art project support
From daily morning symphony rehearsals
To sunset desert ballet
From big art
To SFGate writing an article about our little camp
It’s a beautiful dream

Burning man 2024 - it keeps getting better.
From build week
To art project support
From daily morning symphony rehearsals
To sunset desert ballet
From big art
To SFGate writing an article about our little camp
It’s a beautiful dream

Burning man 2024 - it keeps getting better.
From build week
To art project support
From daily morning symphony rehearsals
To sunset desert ballet
From big art
To SFGate writing an article about our little camp
It’s a beautiful dream

Burning man 2024 - it keeps getting better.
From build week
To art project support
From daily morning symphony rehearsals
To sunset desert ballet
From big art
To SFGate writing an article about our little camp
It’s a beautiful dream

Burning man 2024 - it keeps getting better.
From build week
To art project support
From daily morning symphony rehearsals
To sunset desert ballet
From big art
To SFGate writing an article about our little camp
It’s a beautiful dream

Me and my homie Henry.

Mexico lindo y querido

Been spending a lot of time on rivers lately, and I've learned some life lessons:
1)go with the flow. Like time, the river flows in one direction. You can't go back upstream. Use the current, rather than fighting it.
2) make a move. Hesitation is worse than choosing the wrong line. Usually it will work out.
3) pivot when necessary. Sometimes you're headed for a rock and you can't avoid hitting it. The best you can do is spin the boat, and lessen the hit.
4) go together. Rafting requires a team in order to carry all the gear, and reduce risk of catastrophe. Going with a team is also more fun.
5) rig to flip. Keeping your boat organized without superfluous, expensive objects means that when you eventually flip, you don't lose anything of value.

Thanks for coming to my TED talk😊

Dreamflows

SF, you and your crazy sunsets

Today was a good day.

Montréal, this is how I will always remember you. Dancing with friends in snowy Place JacquesCartier. Legal thanks to a permit for a "dancing protest" against the loss of culture.