Every autobiography is a dubious enterprise.
For the underlying assumption is that a chair exists in which a person can sit down to contemplate his or her own life, to compare its phases, to survey its development and to penetrate its meanings. Every person can and surely ought to take stock of themselves. But one cannot survey oneself even in the present moment, any more than in the whole of his past. Mostly though instead of thinking deep thoughts like that, I just like to walk around Vancouver in jeans, duffel coat and baseball cap. This is me at Vancouver's gay.pride without baseball cap and coat.