My best time so far.

To answer the question, I have two best times. After struggling during college (identity, disapline, worth while friends) and for the first couple years after college (women, crappy job, living in a crappy part of town),  in 2002, it all sort of came together. I had a beutiful girlfriend (now my wife), friends that like to party, very important to me at the time, they were also meeting beutiful women (for whom they're married to now), and I had something to turn my attentions towards. My play, The Freshman, wasn't going to win a Tony, as matter of fact it got a really horrible and mean review from the Orlando Weekly, but it was a creative outlet and the culmination of an emotional growth spurt. I wouldn't have had the courage to do something like this when I was younger. I really think it put me in position for some of the other things I've done and will do.The other was 2006. In that year, I went to a wedding in New Orleans, five months after Katrina. I was in the Gasparilla Night Parade. I turned 30. I went whitewater rafting. I purchased a home. I quit my job. I worked at a coffee shop. I began my career in sports journalism (inlcuding hopping a fence to get into a high school footbal game.) And I partied with a bunch of Santas. That's a year!Still working on those pictures.