in the darkest can you best see the light and follow it. at gateway mall, in that palm garden under the glass dome. the cool thing about some reflections is when you show slightly different things instead of whats expected.
the first step after the last one in a long time is almost always the hardest thing to do. the old glum of waiting in train stations. i almost miss the feeling, now that it only happens once a week instead of perennially.
never thought id be able to play a fun gig again, but it looks like i would still have chances to do so for a while. in the middle of paranoid. at jamci fundraising gig at bela bar wilson st san juan. photo by claire
there goes a very busy weekend. little rest, but it's alright. id love to run the details, but this isnt the blog to do it. meetings suck. grumbling to myself, i take a quick shot off my 818 to amuse myself. my berry right there as a business display piece on my part. the participants on the other side of the conference room do nothing provide pixels to balance the picture.
perspective can be a bitch. one good thing can be dastardly awful on an angle, and then some bad thing can be heroically graceful on another view. mostly whats important is what it was to you. sometimes only you know the truth to some things. what is this? a tabletop curio, cold and minty, free. one incidental dinner at a kitchen.
the rb3172 new pilot semi wrap oval/aviators metal frame glass lens polarized green-black tints haha and the obligatory mug shot. reimbursements rock!!
have cable again in the room. wasted two hours watching cartoons and infomercials before snapping out of it. felt like sloshing out from putrid tar. i forgot why i thought the old cable line was fated to be cut in the first place; so im halfway to removing it again. swamp, an old watercolor painting from my duh watercolor course last year. i was thinking of where lestat was stashed when he was first killed by louis and claudia. i had wanted to put rats and alligators too, but it would be too much.
there are only a few things that beat being deservingly happy (arguably maybe one of those is being deservingly sad and recovering from it) no not the kind that starts in 10 minutes or ends with a blue screen. this one taken from one of those happy days, when you notice all the smallest good things in life.
when i go to a beach i tell the sea my problems and she sighs back and blows me a reassuring breeze. a pic of a photo i took years ago. the photo's tacked on the side of my work pc and it reminds me of the things out there that wait for me on the weekends (and things that will always, always change)