before I left for new york, I bought last minute tickets to the bay. I mean this literally. I got the tickets the day before and packed my shit to head out the next morning. I texted cody aka supercoze immediately if I could crash at theirs–I didn't even have any plans yet, I just felt this need to go. cody said yes, of course.
we finally took photos, appropriate for the internet, in the home they made up in the bay.
the last few times have always been a mix of things. christmas photos. music project photos (some video), and of course the stuff you'd fully know about if you followed either of us on social media. god, one time I headed up there because some dude was paying a commission. don't ask!
I don't think we ever fully do what we want to do, or what I have in mind, whenever I come up. something always seems to pop-up and have us pivot. any time spent, is time cherished though. no matter how annoying it can get. what else am I up there for? what am I gonna do? go back to los angeles the next morning? nah bitch, I'm in this now.
we go to seattle later this month. unless something fucks that up (oh god I hope it works out). it'll be my first time up north. I've got no other connections aside a possibility in bothel. cody will truly be my eyes and ears in that place (if it works out, oh dear god).
we've really seen each other around. in a few cities: los angeles, long beach (if you view it independently), the bay, las vegas—and now (if it fucking works out) seattle. maybe we go on a tour together and hit up all the popular spots for their flavor of indie music. I really wanna tap into chico or reno. lower burrell would be so sick too.
I wanna be out there forever to be honest. I love la. I love my friends. I love my family. but sometimes, you wanna get lost. no home other than the one you hold for yourself. there's comfort in homesick.
this shoot was so forever ago, I don't have anything to say.
but, love cody. love to see them doing the most for themselves, as they've always had.
and love to see what future we might have in our lives, if it works out.
