NYC, 1990

Have I told you all about my little bus experience?

Very fun (in a macabre way)

Fans of musicals take less drugs

…says the BBC.

From BBC News:
Music taste ‘linked to drug use’

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/5343598.stm

TIM is TWO

The Invisible Man is The Ward Organist

Church Talk, This Sunday

TIM is giving a talk this coming Sunday. He found the one he gave before, and it was dated 1996. So, with a little updating, it’s posted here. If you all have any ideas of scriptures, or whatever, to improve it, feel free. Those of you in my ward who read it are unofficially released from attending this week!

TIM is a nice person, who loves children

Two different blog posts, http://talesfromthecrib.blogspot.com/2006/09/protecting-our-children.html, and http://www.daringyoungmom.com/index.php/2006/09/06/where-the-boys-are/#comments, have prompted this defensive post from TIM.

A short memoir of 9/11

(Originally sent in an email to friends and family, 9/11/02)

Friends,

I think it would be nice to memorialize the events of September 11, by sharing our personal experiences. Here’s mine.

I was on the subway going to work. I live at 112th Street, and my office is on 22nd Street, so I only use one subway, the #1, going from the 110th Street Station to the 23rd Street Station.

On this particular day, the subway stopped at Times Square (42nd Street) and an announcement was made, no downtown service. As we left the car, I overheard someone say that an airplane had hit the World Trade Center, and it was an attack on our country. Some people laughed, and I laughed, because it was absurd.

TIMStyle

Historically, TIM has had to remove all his clothes to achieve ultimate invisibility. This can have its drawbacks, though, particularly when living in a big city like New York. It’s cold and rainy here, and there are plenty of sharp objects on the sidewalks. Plus, it’s very hard to navigate the city without one’s glasses — one of TIM’s big hangups is that he’s practically blind without them.

But in 2006, TIM has discovered a way to be completely anonymous, yet fully and modestly clothed. He can walk around the city, or anywhere, without being slightly noticed. His style, called TIMStyle, is carefully designed and considered so that it’s the equivalent of no style at all.

Invisible?

Yes indeed. In the real world, in the gay world, in the blogging community, including the primarily LDS “bloggernacle,” on the boards for home theater, musical theater, movies and other arts communities, in design and graphics, photography, writing, and games, even in computer geekdom, I fly around unseen, unknown, alone. I am now and for the foreseeable future, The Invisible Man (TIM, for short).