TRAUMA 

On a late September night in 1961 Betty and Barny Hill took a drive through the white hills of New Hampshire. As they drove they became suspicious of a white light tailing them in the sky. A loud ear piercing noise filled the car, a strong vibration shook them, and then... 
They woke up 2 hours later 35 miles away from where they started.

After months of therapy, neurologists, and hypnotists they recovered the memory of an alien abduction and the rest is history. 
Their story has been recorded in books, tv shows, films, and the collective conscious thereafter. 

Trauma is like an alien abduction. 

Statistically you will encounter trauma in your lifetime. It will strike you suddenly and carry you down the road someplace confused and wounded. It will leave you powerless and violated. But you are not powerless forever and you are so much stronger than you think you are. Recovering the memory is my attempt to work through traumatic events in my past and turn them into something mentionable, manageable, and maybe even jovial with the right pespective.

I hope you enjoy!

"Your wound is probably not your fault, but your healing is your responsibility." -Denice Frohman

Recovering The Memory (Final Bounce)

A cover of one of my favorite songs, off arguably one of the greatest albums of our generation, from arguably one of the greatest bands of all time: Radiohead. Enjoy!

Origins and Endings