Newest doodle, also posted on Allie's forum

Here's another doodle I posted on Allie's forum. One day, she will pause from being incredibly popular and say, "Hey, thanks for posting that neat-o ninja!" Yeah, right.


I did this one last week. I had thought about doing one today, but not sure if I'll get around to it (just over an hour left of office time).

UPDATE: Yeah, not enough time. I spent most of it reading some blogs (I read really slow), and then cleaning out some of my e-mails collecting in my Gmail Inbox. I got rid of about 2,000 e-mails, mostly ads (Victoria's Secret, Amazon, etc.) and Facebook notifications (___ posted a comment). Time to get out of here!

This was drawn for Allie

I have recently accepted Allie Brosh into my life. She is the author of Hyperbole and a Half. I went to her forum and decided to post a dinosaur drawing. Here's what I posted:

Bunch of old doodles

Self portrait. I was bored at work.


Aqua Teen Hunger Force! Do you remember when people would submit art and some of them would get selected and showed during the [adult swim] bumps? Well, they are lame and didn't choose mine.


This is a portrait of my friend Mandy.


Here's my first Paintified request: Temporary Lovers (I miss you guys!), a local underground rock band in Hawai'i.

Science Guy

I doodled this guy after I discovered the blog Hyperbole and a Half by Allie Brosh. Her visual aids had reminded me how fun MS Paint is.



This guy is set up above my desk. I got him at a vendor show for scientific supplies from a company called Stratagene, and he's one of those stress relief squeeze things.

If I had a choice, I would choose to NOT go to Japan in July

July is the second worst time to ever go to Japan. August is the worst. Summers are HELL in Japan. The first three times I went there were all in the summertime - 1986, 1996 and 1997. The '96 and '97 trips were both for church-related seminars, where we had to do pilgrimage walks. I'm not in good shape, in fact, I'm in horrible shape. It was painful to go through those walks.

This year, we are going to Japan in July because our group was invited to perform for the 1300th anniversary celebration of the first capitol city in Japan (Nara). You can't really turn down an invitation like that, right? It's a once in a lifetime event (milestone anniversaries are a once in an any time event), so we are going to perform.