Happy Birthday, R. Christopher Lucas. For those who don't know, Chris was a friend and roommate from college. ("Go, Geoducks, go! Through the rain and the mud, let's go!") We roomed together for a while after school, bummed around Europe together for a few months, too. He partially credits me with helping him turn away from being a science geek to being a film geek. Currently living in Austin, Texas with his wife and two boys while completing his Ph D. (How is that dissertation coming, Chris?) The photo is circa 1993. I think we were still rooming together then. I know we were both spending after work hours at AHA! Theatre. And yes, I thought he was quite the hipster back then. I mean look at that shirt! Total hipster. (For those who think my posting the photo is low blow, I got it from his own website, so... yeah.) Happy Birthday, Chris. Wish you were here.
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Happy Birthday, RCL!
Happy Birthday, R. Christopher Lucas. For those who don't know, Chris was a friend and roommate from college. ("Go, Geoducks, go! Through the rain and the mud, let's go!") We roomed together for a while after school, bummed around Europe together for a few months, too. He partially credits me with helping him turn away from being a science geek to being a film geek. Currently living in Austin, Texas with his wife and two boys while completing his Ph D. (How is that dissertation coming, Chris?) The photo is circa 1993. I think we were still rooming together then. I know we were both spending after work hours at AHA! Theatre. And yes, I thought he was quite the hipster back then. I mean look at that shirt! Total hipster. (For those who think my posting the photo is low blow, I got it from his own website, so... yeah.) Happy Birthday, Chris. Wish you were here.
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Yup, that there is a serious Evergreen-circa-'93 shirt.
That's okay. At the time I had a serious Seattle-grunge-rocker-skater mullet. Sort of like the Braveheart, only shaved halfway up the back so it looked more "tribal" in a ponytail.
Yikes.
Just to clarify that is not an Evergreen shirt as we were well out of college by then. So that is a Seattle fringe theater shirt. Good to know I never had fashion mistakes like the short or the mullet. Nope. None. Nada.
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