Thursday, December 30, 2010
Monday, November 15, 2010
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Los Pancakes
I once wanted to open a restaurant that only served different varieties of sweet and savory pancakes. After this morning's* carrot and butter buckwheat pancakes, that dream is alive again.
*By "morning", I mean noon.
*By "morning", I mean noon.
Monday, November 8, 2010
Lyrical Genius
For those who aren't R Kelly fans, you are missing out on what is quite possibly the most profound song about a break-up that has ever been recorded and then turned into a DIY video for Youtube.
I freaking love this video. Real talk.
I freaking love this video. Real talk.
Good Film, Bad Film...plus kitty
The other day, I noticed that a film I had worked on last year is now available to watch instantly on Netflix. cool.
So I watched it. It sucked. I was disappointed in Cary Elwes and Andie MacDowell, not because their performances were poor, far from it, but because the film hardly did them or the hard work of the equally talented crew much justice.
Note to self: writing and editing are extremely important, never take them for granted.
However, the silver lining to this ordeal is that a day or two later, I received a package in the mail containing a DVD copy of another film I worked on last year.
It was exceptional. Especially in comparison to the former. It made me happy to have participated in such a well-done example of good independent filmmaking. cool.
To sum up:
Also, I find this to be funny...
So I watched it. It sucked. I was disappointed in Cary Elwes and Andie MacDowell, not because their performances were poor, far from it, but because the film hardly did them or the hard work of the equally talented crew much justice.
Note to self: writing and editing are extremely important, never take them for granted.
However, the silver lining to this ordeal is that a day or two later, I received a package in the mail containing a DVD copy of another film I worked on last year.
It was exceptional. Especially in comparison to the former. It made me happy to have participated in such a well-done example of good independent filmmaking. cool.
To sum up:
= boo...
Also, I find this to be funny...
;)
Thursday, September 30, 2010
La la la la lava
I now posses a lava lamp, for the first time in, well, ever.
It's pretty fantastic I must say, but I have noticed some things:
A. Lava lamps are kinda like fish tanks: both contain liquid and moving parts (i.e., lava bubbles and fish) that people like to stare at for the pretty colors and the relaxing mood that they facilitate. Lava lamps, however, do not need to be fed. Bonus.
B. Lava lamps make it fun and easy to waste electricity and heat energy.
C. Lava lamps create a nice ambiance, but cannot actually function as lamps. Do not try to read by lava lamplight.
D. Lava lamps were apparently made in different colors and sizes, but if memory serves, I have only seen one kind: blue, regular size.
I would like to add that lava lamps are just as cool now as they were when I was a kid, or more accurately, when the lava lamp fad was reincarnated during the late 80's and early 90's, but I definitely think that when my friends see it, their responses will be
A. "Is that a lava lamp?"
B. "Why do you have a lava lamp!?"
C. "Okay, weird..."
D. "Well, whatever makes you happy."
Whatever. I'll do what I want. And I'll do it with the lava lamp on.
Peace.
It's pretty fantastic I must say, but I have noticed some things:
A. Lava lamps are kinda like fish tanks: both contain liquid and moving parts (i.e., lava bubbles and fish) that people like to stare at for the pretty colors and the relaxing mood that they facilitate. Lava lamps, however, do not need to be fed. Bonus.
B. Lava lamps make it fun and easy to waste electricity and heat energy.
C. Lava lamps create a nice ambiance, but cannot actually function as lamps. Do not try to read by lava lamplight.
D. Lava lamps were apparently made in different colors and sizes, but if memory serves, I have only seen one kind: blue, regular size.
I would like to add that lava lamps are just as cool now as they were when I was a kid, or more accurately, when the lava lamp fad was reincarnated during the late 80's and early 90's, but I definitely think that when my friends see it, their responses will be
A. "Is that a lava lamp?"
B. "Why do you have a lava lamp!?"
C. "Okay, weird..."
D. "Well, whatever makes you happy."
Whatever. I'll do what I want. And I'll do it with the lava lamp on.
Peace.
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