I had no idea

I had no idea

That the allroad had a two tone roof.
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Just sitting in the math, cs and engineering building

Just sitting in the math, cs and engineering building

A porsche boxster
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How to murder an s class.

How to murder an s class.

Why?! Why?!
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Virginia, north of roanoke

Virginia, north of roanoke

This state takes forever to get through.
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Playing beanbag

Playing beanbag

And drinking on monument.
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Some girls window gets broken right before I park.

Some girls window gets broken right before I park.

In the middle of the day 4 cars behind mine. Some kids at a bar nearby.
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Statue on monument ave in Richmond

Statue on monument ave in Richmond

I think it might be Robert E Lee, but I didn't read too closely. Said he died in chancellorvillle.
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Welcome to Richmond

Welcome to Richmond

This would be the first time I got off the interstate here.
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Welcome to Virginia

Welcome to Virginia

Now hand over your radar detector!
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How to get your Indesign document into MS word

I know most design geeks first response will be "why would you want to do that?" Normally I'd agree, word is horrible for page layout and any publishable document deserves to be well formatted and laid out -- not to mention keep the fonts you originally used.

Well guess what? Headhunters and recruiters don't like PDF resumes even if we love them. It makes it harder for them to cut-copy-paste into their databases (or edit them, grrrr). So to appease the employment doorkeepers, I've bit the bullet.

Now you can't export to a .doc format from InDesign, so after some searching I found the trick that works, and then lost the page. I'm not taking credit for this, just helping spread the word.

If you've got InDesign, hopefully you also have Acrobat Professional. I've tested this in version 7 and it works pretty well.

1. Save your .indd file as a PDF.
2. Open the PDF in Acrobat Pro.
3. Go to File>Save As
4. Select Microsoft Word Document
5. Enjoy fixing your new .doc file!

Carey and Kent

Carey and Kent

Having fun making a scene at einstein's
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The boys at dinner

The boys at dinner

Brent, me, Carey, Kent and Jake
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Einstein's for dinner with the boys

Einstein's for dinner with the boys

Got to love metrotainment.
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Out with Carey.

Out with Carey.

He thinks I'm drunk, but he has no idea.
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No more bumper-to-bumper warranty for me!

No more bumper-to-bumper warranty for me!

My subaru wrx hit 36000 miles today on GA-53 coming back to chattanooga from my grandma's in Rome.
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Steel magnolias

Steel magnolias

My grandpa and I planted this tree when I was about 10. Now its huge and everytime I look at it I think of him.
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Stinky!

Stinky!

The dog, not me.
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And back in Georgia

And back in Georgia

Driving alone is no fun.
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