Jay Everett's Comments

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At 3:20pm on March 18, 2011, Craig Anthony said…: Thanks for the invitation Jay.

At 8:37am on March 7, 2011, Hazel Borys said…: Thanks for the encouragement, Jay. It's fun!

At 1:49am on October 1, 2009, Dovile Ivanauskiene said…: Hi, thank you for invitation :).

At 4:25am on February 10, 2009, Sean said…: Hey Jay! Thank you for the nice comments about my page. Your sketch-up models are impressive. This web site is pretty cool. So, what's new?

At 10:19am on January 22, 2009, Vivian said…: We read A Clearing in the Distance for a class on the History of the Park Movement: from Central Park to the Santa Monica Mtns. A friend who is a journalist also recommended it. It IS interesting to find out about the designers' lives. If you visit Yosemite one of the visitor centers has a John Muir sketchbook. His life was interesting too. Thanks for the compliment on my sketches!

At 10:06pm on January 17, 2009, Vivian said…: Great Fletcher Steele quote! I did a project on him...his work is a link b/n the Beaux Arts and Modernism....do you think he's become widely known?

At 7:04am on January 13, 2009, Ruthie Wanjiku said…: hey, happy new year. Its been a while since i visisted land lounge. Any more articles i can read?

At 6:57pm on January 11, 2009, Ryland Fox said…: sorry it took awhile to get back to you. Ligon Flynn is an architect I used to work for
in North Carolina.
http://www.ligonflynnarchitect.com/

At 11:09am on November 4, 2008, Piotr Porębowicz said…: Hey Jey! Thank you for your warm welcome and all the kind words you wrote about my work. I visited your page and I found it great. All the best, Peter

At 8:24pm on November 3, 2008, Carmen Weber said…: hey thanks for the welcome! i'm looking forward to posting some work when i get a chance and meeting other cool LAs! thanks again!

At 3:54pm on October 14, 2008, Dean Hill, ASLA said…: Jay...
Thanks for the kudos! Only someone from Tennessee would notice the red clay that gets everywhere and you can't get out!

At 7:15am on October 10, 2008, Jason King said…: Hey Jay. Things are good and I'm busier than ever since I started working here. I see that you are in Nashville. Looks like you are doing well and you've got some good work on your page. Keep up the sketching, your work looks great. Drop by if and when you are in the area. Go Dogs!

At 10:26am on October 3, 2008, Cliff Jones said…: Jay,
You need to update your title to Landscape Architect. Congrats again on busting it out.

At 12:07am on September 29, 2008, Pok Kobkongsanti said…: Thanks, Jay. I like the way you described my works, ha ha.
By the way, you are in Tennessee? We did a project in Chattanooga, when I worked for George Hargreaves.
You may check it out. I've never seen the completed project though (came back to Thailand before it was done)....

At 9:16pm on September 28, 2008, Andrew Spiering said…: the deep thinking dreamer is back in action! hahaha...

At 6:29am on September 28, 2008, Walter Bone said…: Sounds very familiar Jay. I would probably follow the MBA route, but keep dabbling in the Sustainability realm. Take additional classes, if available, in areas that support your other passion. That would only help.

With regard to the management, teaching, etc, that will follow in due course. Do not rush things, trust me, it will drop in your lap sooner than expected. Enjoy every level of professionalism, soak in as much knowledge and experience as possible. It is unbelieveable how many small things resurface throughout your career. I mean, the smallest things.

So enjoy, absorb and be prepared to responsibly pass on your experience, knowledge and expertise to the next generation. Believe it or not, you will get more satisfaction from seeing a younger prospect further advance your initial goals or directives that you help guide or assist in paving their path.

It's incredible dude! Let me know if there s anything else I can assist with.

Ciao.....