Monday, July 18, 2011
Change of Space
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Eat inspiration for breakfast

Monday, May 23, 2011
A Tip for Boys
Monday, May 16, 2011
Toast
I’m toasting my socks on the heater.
Of course you can’t do that because it will burn the whole house down, but I can’t help it.
I’m looking at the lone Bluegh and white polka dotted socks on the heater and it makes me chuckle.
(bluegh: how I imagine a Frenchman would say blue)
Mostly cause I imagine it is quite like roasting marshmallows. Although technically you also aren’t supposed to roast marshmallows on the heater too. So it’s doubly funny.Then of course you might wonder what's wrong with my sense of humor. But in any case if you’re not wondering, then you are quite cool and we ‘bro-s’.
I went out to grab two chocolate cookies from the fridge. Without so much as a turn of her head from the T.V., Nadia went, “you’re grabbing cookies again aren’t you?” I whimpered a pathetic “yes…” to which she said, “oh my Gawd! you’re so predictable.” Tis true folks, 8.15 is cookie- grabbing time.
On another note, the doorknobs are colder than usual. The weather dropped tremendously last week. People are saying its like winter, only its Autumn. I was commissioned to write a piece about… (sorry its so hush- hush I can’t mention it right now only after its published I guess), but alas! I have not written one yet because its like this- just like how I open too many links and tabs and read all of them halfway, I open multiple word documents and write them all halfway.
I’m brilliant at starting things, because inspiration for me comes in great barrages, and when I do write I know its cause I’m all on faiyah. But fire burns out quickly and I am stuck with 3-4 incomplete pieces. Though in actual fact the real number is probably like 13, inclusive of blog posts. So. Shrugs*
Such is the life of a procrastinator.
I wish I could produce hits every single time. I talk of it like it has a formula. I’m pretty sure to a certain extent there is. But I do not have the ability to draw brilliance from my buttocks. This is the point where you say my buttocks are brilliant in themselves if jokes like that are your kinda jokes.
I kind of buckle under pressure. Well not buckle. I am average under pressure, while I produce brilliance when I don’t have to. Can I say that? Can I even say I produce brilliance?
Never mind. Retract statement.
Start over.
What I mean to say is, when I’m idle and bored, is when I produce my best works. Therefore, there’s value in being bored.
Um. Yes.
This. Is. Not. Brilliance. This. Is. Just. Bored.
Thanks for reading.
...going back to write about migration issues now...
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Righting my wrongs
People always talk about doing the right thing. But no one really talks about how even by doing the right thing, it doesn’t mean that things become right.
It all comes with consequences. Many of them great, vast and causes expansive ripples, bigger than what we thought it could have took. Its more than just a mere righting a wrong between two parties. Two becomes four, and multiplies by a dozen.
Its often painful.
Instead of a weight being lifted off your shoulder, it often comes with greater fear.
Its like opening the floodgates to a great unknown or a can of worms you don't know how to fit back into the can.
By talking about it, the other person could either forgive you, or be reminded by the wrong and become further enraged by it. And even if they did forgive you, a seed is planted. You are ‘tainted’. A chip is taken out of you, and you are not perfect anymore. You are incomplete.
Coming face to face with your ugliness is scary. It’s a great process. But I’d rather think of myself less than more. I’d rather think that I had so many wrongs to right, than think that I have nothing to change at all.
I can tell you it takes so much courage and so much of ourselves to come to that point of repentance and redemption. No, even as I write that, I do not think I am brave or courageous. Its the last thing on my mind. I fear, and rightly so. It should take so much of ourselves, so that we remember never to do it again.
Today I am reminded never to do that again.
Even though its painful, I know this refinement only means I’m being molded.
I’m becoming an improved version of myself.
Today is horrible, but I'm glad it happened.
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Un-friending Facebook 'Friends'
