So it's been five months since I last posted on here, almost to the day, I feel like I've had my head in the sand. I find this time of the year almost like a hibernation, but a hibernation where you are working on a million things that just like the flowers of Spring will start to unravel in September.

Rather than make a bad attempt at catching everything up, I thought I'd share a couple of current happenings in my world.

At the end of the month I am moving house, I like moving house, you get your life ready to go in to boxes and while doing so can remove or add to lists things that may enhance it. The new residence will have a garage, I love garages, have all my life and it has bugged me that I haven't had one for a few years. This means I can work on bikes, boards and build things into the wee hours of the morning. I love it. Below are a couple of pics of garages that I have stared at for months and while the new place will not quite reach this level, it's a step in the right direction.

Over Winter I have decided that come Spring I want to learn to surf (aided by the fact I just got given lessons), I got back into bodyboarding last Summer and it made me rekindle the idea of doing standup, I came across some sites that changed the way I thought of surfing and opened my eyes to a far more appealing aspect of surfing. Two days ago I purchased my first surf dvd and am about to log off and enjoy it. This will be an interesting experiment as I usually can't stand surf videos, I have put the trailer below. If anyone who reads this has any advice on surfing I am all ears.

Until next time.

The Sputnic crew have been working on some really progressive moves as of late, check 'em out.

Tire Slide from Sputnic BMX on Vimeo.

Johnny Skid from Sputnic BMX on Vimeo.

Have a great weekend.

Looking forward to seeing what comes out of this project,

For more info as it comes to hand check out:

www.afends.com and www.myspace.com/deeznutshardcore

I came across this video from Die Antwoord the other other day, and honestly I didn't know what to think. I was captivated, horrified and intrigued all at the same time. If anyone out there can shed some light I'd love to hear something about the artisit.

Here's the video for Enter The Ninja, for your enjoyment?