Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Monday, January 5, 2009
New York (Hard) Times
"This year, as you watch the lights dim on a performance that has meant something to you, that has made something happen in your heart or your head, you may see the real human being through the mask of the fictional characters a little more vividly. The chorus kid with the megawatt smile, the all-but-legendary musical diva with a devoted following, the up-and-coming young leading man — when the curtain falls they will all return to being actors anxiously awaiting their next engagement, at a scarily perilous time for everybody. So keep clapping, please, and a “Bravo!” or two would surely be appreciated."
expert from the New York Times.
expert from the New York Times.
Friday, January 2, 2009
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
It's time for a resolution, baby
Let's see. If I were starting a new year what would I want to do differently?
* When you have no significant other in your life, don't pretend like you do. Don't drag your baggage towards someone else. You know the deal.
* Like everyone always says, go to the damn gym. Be active. Stop being lazy. Go get a six pack.. or something like it.
* No more blowing up for no apparent reason on your parents. Unless they're being immature. Be nice to your parents on the phone. You know you love them so stop being such a bitch.
* Keep up your correspondence. Keep good people around you.
* Continue loving yourself and everything about you.
* Ask for help more. Higher beings and people do care about you. That's what they're there for.
* Love everyone. Keep positive energy alive in your life and keep spewing it out every chance you get. No matter what.
That's a pretty banging list if I've ever seen one. That'll do just fine.
* When you have no significant other in your life, don't pretend like you do. Don't drag your baggage towards someone else. You know the deal.
* Like everyone always says, go to the damn gym. Be active. Stop being lazy. Go get a six pack.. or something like it.
* No more blowing up for no apparent reason on your parents. Unless they're being immature. Be nice to your parents on the phone. You know you love them so stop being such a bitch.
* Keep up your correspondence. Keep good people around you.
* Continue loving yourself and everything about you.
* Ask for help more. Higher beings and people do care about you. That's what they're there for.
* Love everyone. Keep positive energy alive in your life and keep spewing it out every chance you get. No matter what.
That's a pretty banging list if I've ever seen one. That'll do just fine.
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
conflict of interest anyone?
"when you're in your hardest times, don't be scared to make them mine." -RLT
Thursday, December 18, 2008
if you stare at your eyes long enough they stop looking worn and become broken. It's heartbreaking.
I could write a song about this picture.
I feel like this is what you would have looked like telling me the bad news. I imagine your eyes tearing up like that and turning red. And biting your lips because there really isn't anything else that can be said at a time like this. I'm sure this picture has nothing to do with me or the bad news, but it's what I imagine. It's what I hope.
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