In the summer of 2005 an ice cream truck was driven by someone and one day this someone started shouting, "Everyday Yeah,” as the ice cream truck drove through various neighborhoods playing its music. This someone would yell, “Everyday,” and follow it with a scream of “YEAH.” So it began. But the phrase was soon forgotten as this someone went back to college in the fall and continued with their studies. It was someone’s senior year of college, I think. I’m sure if it wasn’t someone’s then somewhere in the world some person would be graduating. I think someone was one of those. Before someone graduated they had to take classes. Someone took a class called ‘writing for performance art’ with a playwright named Charlotte Meehan. A few others took the class too.  Many others didn’t. In the class books were assigned to be read. Someone read some of the books, but did not read them all. Someone read one article by someone named Tim Etchells. Mr. Etchells wrote, "The same text written everyday for a year, in different places, in different locations" could be performance art. Someone thought, "I will write 'Everyday Yeah' every day,” and began at once. A month passed. Failure set in. Someone did not write ‘Everyday Yeah’ every day. The world did not get a new Everyday Yeah every day. Someone did not feel good about themselves and soon graduated from college, and moved back home with some parents, and did have much going, and felt worthless. Then someone bought the url: www.everydayyeah.com. And restarted the project of writing “Everyday Yeah” every day. Someone started on October 31st 2006. Other people didn’t start at all. It continued for a full year. Each day someone wrote 'Everyday Yeah' somewhere in the world and took a picture and soon someone wrote a story to go along with the picture, but the story rarely had to do with the picture. Sometimes it did. Sometimes it didn't. Someone once said, “Those are the only two options.” Anyway, someone kept up with littering the world with Everyday Yeah and did it for a year and at the end of the year they decided not to stop and also decided to start using the url and put up the picture of where “Everyday Yeah” had been written one year before. For example the picture posted on January 15th, 2008 was a picture taken January 15th, 2007. And as the world continues to get filled with Everyday Yeahs, the internet also is filling up with them, only it’s a year behind and doesn’t care if it catches up or not.

YEAR ONE