From: DW

found this picture of T.Mo when we went camping onetime, he used his rain-poncho for shade,or it might have been the time he brought his tent but forgot the tent poles???(we've all done that) Funny picture of a funny man

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From: DW

lots of followers..........not many leaders? I'll keep sendin' you stuff 'cause I think about T. most everyday. Started looking for things he drew, but I keep finding pictures I drew of him.........Landmark achievements: the day he learned Frontside Rock-n-Rolls (Skateboard Trick,and not an easy one!), I egged him on until he did it, then he says "that was easy!" During my search, I kept running across domino scores (as I wrote them on everything) where me and T.Mo would drink way to much (Coffee or Beer) and throw bones till they threw us out. I remember always telling T.Mo as he drew up his hand "I know what they all are", it would mess with his head because everyone knows what they all are. I wasn't saying I knew what he had. It always made us laugh! The other picture is called "T.Mo Dis-Assemble", the man had a way with machinery, not the right way, but a way. We took everything apart, and almost always got it back together. -Dan

me and T (thanks Dan)

LOG ROLLER

Yes. The Log Roller. Not A log roller, THE Log Roller. I am so glad someone has said it. I have spent an inordinate amount of time saying the same thing. Where on god's green earth is the log roller? Ah, the log roller. TMO, buddy, do you remember the log roller? Man. Those were the days. May I add, HElllllll-OOOOOOOOOO. My sides hurt. 

Miss Him

Damn. Like I was telling DAn, there are days that I feel like calling the T for an update, just to see how things are going and get  a little inspiration. Today, like lots of 'em lately is one of those days. T, I miss you. Call me. -m

FUN, FUN, FUN

From: Angela White-Tragus, Austin, TX

New Year's eve, my husband Nick really wanted to wrestle with TMo.  I'm not sure why.  Maybe because he was the only one that would step up to the challenge and rough-house a little.  The result ended in TMo giving piggy-back rides.  TMo then proceeded to pretend he was going to jump over the fire.  He had done this once before and ended up being loaded into a pick-up and taken to the hospital with broken bones.  I was all over him, "TMo, you can't do this!  I will push you down before you try any fire tricks at my house."  He dangled his leg over the fire and then told me he was kidding.  Little things mean alot. - Angela