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Streaks and smears.
Over the last two years (though, to be honest, mainly over the last year) I have gone through a long and unconvoluted string of "surprise!"-work ( Read more... ) -
Gift.
And so, that guy that has been jogging through the ether makes a return to journaling. His main intent: to learn how to type again. Perhaps there are a few other miscellaneous reasons swimming through his fizzing brain, but no others are directly distinguishable ( Read more... ) -
On deck.
Is everybody ready ( Read more... ) -
More outlines.
"[I have] Patience ( Read more... ) -
Here we go.
Happy White Day, to those of you not getting to look forward to the awesome noodles and alcohol in store for the Black one in Korea. We don't really do that here; all single, commiserative drinking happens on both 2/5 and 3/15 in my experience hehe. I kind of want to try those black noodles after seeing pictures, though. I'm sure they make teeth ( Read more... ) -
Changing lenses.
I think that everyone has seen one of these by now -- http://kevan.org/jh/shigeaki
Please, and thanks. Picking six becomes more difficult the better you know someone eh? It's nice to see how you come across to people. -
Keywords for myself: kind; nice.
I have gone on and on (and on... and on) about the word kind/kindness before, in this journal. 'Kind' (and its derivatives) is a word that I hold in high esteem. But in a society, in a generation where everything is "so X," or "very X," or "extremely X," superlatives crowd out the genuineness of simple words. (Sidenote: I have a problem with ( Read more... ) -
New Year's Cleaning.
Maa. It's that time of year again: time to clean off the dusty friend's list. Unlike some people, I like to use my journal here to make actual friends rather than acquaintances. I don't look down on how other people use their journals, but that is what I'm doing here, is all that I mean by that. It has been a rough beginning to the year-- ( Read more... ) -
A faded photograph.
It is funny how calendars have become a dying art in the same way that wristwatches have become a dying accessory. You may buy one for a pretty picture, or a watch to be fashionable, but all that's left to their usage is a secondary reason to why they were originally created ( Read more... )