January 2010
37 posts
If you want to know what a man’s like, take a good look at how he treats his...
– Sirius Black, Harry Potter (via quote-book)
Back in 2004...
…I used to write stuff like this:
Up to my neck
Down to my toes
Where it all stops
Nobody knows
Flailing about
Nothing to say
Here’s where it ends
Throw it away
Spinning, then stopping
It begins, then ends
Nobody listening, everyone smiles
Nobody watching, it’s all just pretend
Spiral smacker seaman
Swinging to the south
Seems sentimental
Seesawing mouth
At war with my inner critic
The minute I come up with a decent idea for a short story and put a few paragraphs of it on paper, my inner critic starts to work its negativity and tries to convince me that my idea’s not original/interesting enough, or that I don’t know enough about the topic that I’m writing about.
I’ve been meaning to continue working on “The Visitation” for the past few...
Life is a sleazy stranger, who looks vaguely familiar; flirting with a bimbo...
– Ani Difranco (via laceymae) (via quotewhore) (via libraryland) (via quote-book)
iLove my iMini
Bought my Ozaki iMini iPod speakers from iStudio at High Street yesterday. iPod speakers have been on my to-buy list for the past 2 years, but other things would somehow push them out of the top spot just when I was about to buy a set. That plus the fact that iPod docks are hella expensive.
The Ozaki iMini iPod speakers come in black, white, pink, blue, and a couple of other colors. They run on...
Where's my Tumblarity index?
leesalcedo:
what happened to tumblarity!?
I’m asking the same question. I’d been monitoring mine pa naman.
How busy are you?
squirrels-are-friends:
migsmarfori:
Funny, people now measure how busy their days are by how often they’re able to check their favorite social networking accounts.
Haha. I base mine on my capability to text or reply to someone’s text :P
That, too. How are ya, Chi? :)
How busy are you?
Funny, people now measure how busy their days are by how often they’re able to check their favorite social networking accounts.
The creative is the place where no one else has ever been. You have to leave the...
– Alan Alda (via dolldalera)