Photo of me moving from Salt Lake City in 2010. It’s been a busy week here at Andrew HQ. I surpassed 10,000 words on my NaNoWriMo novel. Barack Obama (thankfully) won a second term as president of the United States. And work on OpenSnow has been going full speed ahead with snow in the forecast. Another thing I have been...

Yes, that is a photo of me in Vancouver in October 2007. Whether at an interview or talking with you parents, there always seems to be that nagging question: “Where do you see yourself in five years?”. Many people have a very structured life and can rattle off some big milestones, but many others including myself, have no bloody idea...

September is almost over and the hiking season is coming to an end quickly. However, with a few warm weekends ahead and the hiking boots still not packed away, here are three great hikes to do in Colorado. #1 Hanging Lake If you’re living in Colorado and haven’t heard or done this hike yet, you’re missing out. Not only is...

It’s time to get geeky and sciency this Friday afternoon and talk about this summer that has seemed to never end. So really, were we all just wusses or was this summer actually one of the hottest on record and we can continue to bitch and moan. Last month I made a video about how we set the record for...

I decided to give my camera a bit of a workout and make a stop-motion footage tour of Boulder, Colorado. It was my first attempt at stop motion and it was funny to realise that all 620 photos only equated to about a minute of footage. Hope you enjoy!

Happy April everyone — only yesterday did it seem like the beginning of March. So far April has started off with a bang between the way too early start to fire season and my recent last minute adventure, this time to Fargo, North Dakota. For those of you that don’t live in Colorado, March was the driest every on record....

As many of you know, over the past few weeks I have had quite a few visitors pass through. It has been a crazy time showing them everything from the Celestial Seasoning tea factory to Chautauqua Park to collapsing exhausted on the sofa at 11pm just to stay up talking for hours longer. Two weekends ago my visitor was my...

The spring equinox isn’t officially for another eight days, but with the recent (and annoying) switch over to daylight savings time this past weekend and the onset of temperatures in the mid-60s on a regular basis, one could argue that spring got a bit anxious and decided to be a little early to the party. That said, as much as...