What are we doing here?

Good Mornin,

I was thinking last night for context sake explain more in a more in-depth way what this whole blog thing is about. I don't know how it started or even how I heard about it probably stumbled on it while getting lost in the internet, this Hide-A-Case challenge is a Canadian Club promotion which started out with a round of riddles. I am pretty obsessed with riddles so right off the bat I was hooked. Many friends and family will attest to me racking my brain over the several weeks that round 1 consisted of figuring out these riddles. There's always a certain satisfaction you get from finally figuring out a problem after putting in a lot of hard work. I was happy to make it to round 2 and immediately start brainstorming a video of why I should go on this contest. For those who don't know the final round is on a group of islands known as the Kingdom of Tonga where there will be an Amazing Race style competition between a team of 4 Canadians and a team of 4 Americans. So I'm pretty stoked, made the video (which you'll all hopefully see and vote for at the end of the month), started the blog, want to post up stills and out takes because we had way too much over flow footage. I 'm going to try and keep it all spoiler free. I'm sure more than half of you were just like tl;dr but heres some stills. Expect a video monday don't know how regularly I'll post, but I'm hoping to string together probably a video a week and a handful of pictures whenever I get the chance.

BTW THANKS!

My uncle pete helped me alot with the overall idea for the film so I want to give him a shout out.

One of my closest friends Pete did all the recording and editing which was a ton of work and he's been really apart of this every step of the way.

Angel Ramos let me use his recorder and recorded a segment.... thats it... you get no bigger shout out than this... nah just messing you're cool

Thanks to my other friends who have been really supportive of this whole thing

and thanks for visiting this site I hope you've come away with a little more than when you got here.

Step 1 to making an adventure movie, Cast a lovable yet slightly crazy bear of a man. Give him a machete

Step 2 put him in dangerous situation that makes him look vulnerable and sensiti.... I mean relatable.