Matt broke his knee, but who cares?  Jet Set Zero has a new cast member.  Say hi to Nick.

Well, this one didn’t get done exactly when I thought it would, but here it is none the less!  Thanks for being patient, I think these episodes are often worth the wait and this one is no exception.  Not much to say about Starting on the Right Foot other than “enjoy;” I had fun making it (and naming it) so I hope you have fun watching it.

I
had been living in my hometown of Oswego for most of my life, minus a
few short stints in Rochester, London and Barcelona.  Just prior to
leaving for Seattle I was working at a pretty good job in the IT field.
It wasn’t my dream job but I worked with some great people and had a
chance to learn some new skills and expand my knowledge base daily. The
only problem was, I found myself living in the same city I grew up in
and I wasn’t really doing anything new in my day-to-day life.  I loved
the friends and family that lived there with me, but I also missed
meeting new people and seeing new places.  I came to the conclusion
that I had to move away for a while and see the world.  I figured I
could either save up some money for another year, quit my job and then
travel around on my own for a little while or I could travel and work
along the way with some of my friends and capture the whole adventure
on film.

That was a while ago now. Since then, I’ve quit my job
and moved out to Seattle in April.  It’s already been a pretty crazy
ride so far.  Since my departure from Oswego I’ve travelled to the
westernmost point in the continental United States (Cape Alava),
touched the Pacific Ocean for the first time, met the Mayor of Seattle,
shared a house with a couple of punk bands, and camped at the base of
Mt. Rainier.

I’m still not too sure what the future will bring
but if the last few months have been any indication, it should be an
adventure i’ll never forget.

Dan and Rob relaxing in the livingroom.