Ups and Downs
Alright people, I figure it’s just about darn time for a decent update. I’ve been promising a photo update for the longest time, but just haven’t had the time to… and I’ve been a little too lazy to do it as well (oops).
Recently I’ve just been working and going to school. My class’s are going pretty decently and I’m still enjoying university – go figure hey? In the past, I hated school and never really found a whole lot of interst in going to college but times have changed I guess, and now I’m in a bit of a different league.
There is some good news for those of you who play airsoft… we have recently aquired a new field and it has a very nice setting – in fact, it’s nearly the entire mass of farm-land that my family owns. Not only do we have a 3 acre farm yard, but we also have access to a 30-acre pasture with school-house & orchard –AND– a 70-acre pasture with a (small) lake in the center. Holy cow! Oh, and there will be some cows in there as well, so for those of you who play, don’t shoot them.
Here’s just a couple pictures to show you what I’ve been doing as of late…
Dale on the right, Dan in behind & then myself at Denny’s one night after work – sorry about the crappy camera, it was on my phone & this is the extent of our “modern techonology” in North America (… what a joke)
The Poz… in most of his glory. Another shot from a camera-phone (supposedly 1.3mp, personally I think it’s pure B.S. and more like 640X480 on the full sized shots).
On a sadder note, a great friend of mine in Japan has recently passed away due to cancer. 
Larry Campbell died on Friday November the 19th in Tama Plaza hospital. He leaves behind a wife Shoko and his mother, father and uncle who remain in the USA. Larry has been cremated & his ashes will remain in Japan with Shoko to keep with Japanese traditional style.
As one of his close friends said “I envy Larry even now. While most of us live our lives and work 85% of the time, only to have 15% fun… he lived the opposite. He lived how we wanted to live, but died many years too soon.” Larry, you will always be remembered.
