Friday, October 28, 2005


I LOVE Reflections. I love love love love them.


Tuesday, October 25, 2005



Feet Lying Side By Side BW, originally uploaded by TylerKnott.

Sarah was here for the weekend and I was again reminded yesterday just how tough it is to say goodbye at an airport. We've done it too often, for too long and it is time we don't have to do it again...we will see what the next few months bring. Thank you for an amazing weekend Sarah Joelle. I Love You.


Tuesday, October 18, 2005


How do you summarize a life? How do you wrap up in sentences and paragraphs what could fill a thousand pages in a thousand books black with ink? I have no idea where to begin when talking about A.K. Never have I met a man like him, and never will I again. To say A.K. Gregson is one-of-a-kind is a drastic understatement, so I will just say this, he is my grandfather. My name is Tyler Knott Gregson and I am 24 years old; I got my “Knott” from A.K. and my son, or daughter if a son doesn’t come, will get the name from me. Passing down a name is the very least I could do for all he has done for me, for all I have learned from him, and for all the things he showed me without knowing it.

The memories I have of A.K. will never leave me: I will never forget shell hunting with him on Shell Island, learning how to find the good shells by the bubbles and holes in the sand; I will never forget watching my father’s baseball games with him and Meannie in so many different cities; I will never forget the days he would meet me with my dog Clancy at the corner of my elementary school, ready to walk me home and always with candy in his hands. I will never forget how much money, in how many different places A.K. has hidden; I will never forget his clues on how to find them. I, and I am sure the rest of our family will all agree with this one, will never forget how important it is to be on time; his emphasis on punctuality has been passed onto my dad…remember, with A.K. being ready at 6:30 meant being ready, in the car, and already driving at 6:19. I will never forget how he’d get so excited about what was for dinner; he wouldn’t eat, or want anyone else to eat after about noon, so dinner would not be spoiled. I’ll never forget the stories he told me about the war and life on the railroad; the way he could tell a story was magic, absolute magic. I will never forget his passion for the Grand Canyon. I will never forget his passion for sports: playing them in his youth, watching them as he aged. My dad and I always used to joke that A.K. would watch Checkers, Tiddly-Winks, or marbles if it was on ESPN…as long there was competition, and there’d be a winner, A.K. would watch.

I will miss A.K. more than I could possibly express, and more than I will possibly understand for a long, long time. A.K. is a man that makes all other men feel just a little bit inadequate when comparing themselves. He once told me that my initials, T.K. Gregson, stood for “Tough Kid,” and I have been trying all my life to live up to that. A.K. is tough, one of the toughest men I’ve known, but he was so perfectly balanced with a tenderness that everyone, everyone was instantly drawn to. Hamlet, the Gregson’s, the Grand Canyon, and anyone that ever met him, had to say one of the most difficult goodbye’s we’ve ever had to say.

Thank You A.K., for everything you’ve shown me. Thank You A.K, and thank you Meannie for having a son that any parent would be so proud to have; thank you for turning him into the father that every son needs, my father. A.K. I will never forget you, thank you for showing me the way a life should be led. I Love You A.K., now and always.


Sunday, October 16, 2005



Gertie @ f/1.8, originally uploaded by TylerKnott.


Thursday, October 13, 2005



Apple @ f/1.8 BW & Color, originally uploaded by TylerKnott.

T-Minus 6.8 Days.


Wednesday, October 12, 2005



Wine Bottle BW, originally uploaded by TylerKnott.


Monday, October 10, 2005


Fruit Loops, I will admit, is a genius little cereal. Little loops in bright fluorescent colors that make kids think they're eating crayons; sugary little bites of frostedness on every single spoon. You know what though, Fruit Loops are a double-edged sword.

Now, if you are a person like me, who takes healthy sized bites on bigger sized spoons, (the big spoons, not the little dinky tea ones) then you know my pain. Here is where the problem presents itself. If you pour a large bowl, in which the milk brings the cereal level above the pre-existing level of the bowl itself, the problem I am about to describe intensifies proportionately with the aforementioned height above the bowl.

The problem: Fruit Loops, like almost no other cereal on the market, HURTS to eat. When I get done eating a bowl, it feels like at some point, I grabbed a spoonful of broken bottle glass and tiny pieces of sandpaper, like 80 grit. The roof of my mouth gets cut, chaffed, sliced and rubbed absolutely raw.

So, there you have it; Fruit Loops hurt. End of story. Will I stop eating them? Hell no, they look like little crayons.



I just wanted to let EVERYONE know, and I do mean everyone, that I just got done fixing up Sarah Joelle's Music Page, so I beg, urge, aw hell, I demand that everyone go look, listen to her tunes, and spread the word. She's bound for big things, and this is just a first step in a long journey.

Spread the word guys, and just listen to how unbelievable she is. I am so lucky, for so many reasons.

Check her out!

Wednesday, October 05, 2005


Winter is coming, faster than Fall came, faster than Fall is leaving. A season overlaps. 15 days until Sarah Joelle is here. 15 days.


Monday, October 03, 2005



Mom Reflected in Clean Dishes, originally uploaded by TylerKnott.

Direction. Hopefully soon.


Saturday, October 01, 2005



A Swirling Flag in Fall Colors, originally uploaded by TylerKnott.

It's changing, I can feel it. Can you?