
An account of my personal and professional life as a photographer in Dallas, Texas.



Fail.
The famous designer is opening a store in Northpark Mall. I was to shoot the interior for Modern Luxury, but it's not quite ready. As much as I can tell through this nifty sign anyway.


If you're "normal," this picture doesn't bother you at all.
But if you're more like me you're starting to feel a tick, maybe right alongside the back of your neck.
I trekked to the beloved Container Store in hopes I'd bring something back to organize the chaos. The Container Store because of it's proximity to my house and the lack of toll roads along the way. But I didn't find it. Tomorrow is going to go one of two ways: a) Ikea or b) I feel just a little bit crazier.
And I said I was sane. I never said I was completely rational.
This photo is knocking on Daniel's mental door because it's our office and the plugs aren't grounded which means we can't really set it up. Without an extension cord. If you're looking for cheap entertainment this weekend feel free to listen in at the window while he lines up tequila shots and yells at the wall about it's godforsaken ground wires.













Penn got back yesterday from Crystal Beach with his dad. He wrote his Papa some "postcards" while he was gone. We mailed them today and he took the stickers from around the stamps and did a picture worthy job of decorating himself.
STILL HATE GROCERY STORES ALL OF THEM BECAUSE ALL OF THE TINY ANNOYING THINGS JUST SNOWBALL IN MY HEAD BY AISLE 5 SO THAT BY THE TIME I GET TO THE CHECKOUT LINE IT'S SHIFT CHANGE AND THEY TAKE FOREVER SO I MOVE TO SELF-CHECKOUT AND GET BEHIND THE OLDEST MAN YOU'VE EVER SEEN AND THEN MY DEBIT CARD MESSES UP, ETC. I'M ALL I CAN'T POSSIBLY GET TO MY PHONE TO TWEET MY ANGER AT GROCERY STORES QUICK ENOUGH.
ALSO,
I SWEAR IT NEVER RINGS UP MY ASPARAGUS. THAT BUTTON WILL NOT BE PUSHED AND WHEN IT DOES IT AUTOMATICALLY "SKIPS BAGGING" SO I ALWAYS LOOK LIKE I'M STEALING ASPARAGUS.

And it's fabulous! Blenderbox did a great job with the photos.
Go to reneerouleau.com and buy stuff. I use the Purifying Face Wash.
Quotable, originally seen at Fine Line:
You can’t destroy or diminish Deep Ellum. It was here long before all of the shiny shopping malls, the overpriced corporate live music venues and trendy “red velvet rope” clubs with their snooty bottle service. As was referenced time and time again last night, the area is the cradle of this city’s creative sensibility.
If you’re content to live in a vacuous, benign existence with little sense of purpose or meaning, then stay at home and jerk off your X-Box.
If you wanna break out of a routine that offers little or no spiritual or creative inspiration, then know you will be embraced and made to feel part of this very eclectic creative community.
We’re here. We’re not going anywhere. There’s nothing to be afraid of.
---Jeff Liles
As I’m sure everyone has heard by now, on Tuesday morning the landlord locked us out of Bar of Soap.
---Jessicka








