I officially learned to juggle (could do 3 balls long enough to say so) on September 1, 1986. Since then, juggling has been a very rewarding part of my life. Not only because it's brought me many hours of enjoyment, but also because I've met some of my best friends while juggling. I recommend it to anyone who'd like to have more fun in their lives.

• Neon Husky, specializing in stuff you don't have to let go of
• The Juggling Information Service, the best collection of juggling resources, anywhere.
• The International Juggling Database, another fabulous source for juggling-related information.
• Cascade Jugglers, the local gang in Seattle

	From the Lopez juggling festival, these two-high formations are a regular fixture. This features 3 pairs. 3on3.jpg
	I'm very slightly famous for these Lopez club sculptures. Here's one of them. clubs1.jpg
	A close-up of a club sculpture. I use this as wallpaper. clubs2.jpg
	Another club sculpture. clubs3.jpg
	A very cool graphic that used to be featured on SSDWJ T-shirts. Mine has long-since disintegrated. So if anyone knows where these shirts can be acquired, PLEASE email me! Juglr.gif
	The entire gang at Lopez in 1993 gathered around the most famous of my Lopez club sculptures. Lopez93-group.jpg
	Just prior to the group gathering in 1993, the final touch was added to the club sculpture by John Vert, as seen here. Lopez93-JohnTada!.jpg
	We were all feeling artistic in 1993, so here's the group lying radially about the sculpture, in some artistic expression that nobody's really cetain about. Lopez93-lying1.jpg
	Same gang, different shot from 1993. Lopez93-lying2.jpg