February 17, 2008 – 9:49 pm
my broken heart broadcasted, blogged, blasted
on the internet
my wreckage for all to view, favorite and bookmark
and the pain still lives in my stomache
in the body
no text characters or media files could fill that void
my emotions are not emoticons
a may be ironic
but it will never replace my memory of smiling while I was in his [...]
January 14, 2008 – 4:41 pm
So, on New Years Eve, a bunch of us picked a ‘Themeword’ (credit for the idea goes to Erica Douglas) and mine was pretty clearly: TRANSITION. I saw 2008 as a year of wrapping up things in progress (or things I needed to finally take care of) and moving onto my next phase in life [...]
I love some of these shots…I thought I’d share them with you…
I learnt alot about happiness and leisure time I’m going to be sharing in not too long…
Here’s the thing. Tomorrow, I’m on vacation. Like a real, sit on the beach, reading a book, sipping Mai Tais out of a coconut sort of vacation. No email. No computer. Nada. Oh…no Twitter either.
So, if you send me an email, I may not get back to it for at least 3 weeks. [...]
I wanted to capture my post-workout lines here…[warning: personal reflection post ahead]
In just over two weeks, I’m turning 34.
34.
Not old, really, but I feel like so much about my body has changed in the past couple of years. It’s hard to describe and the changes have been both positive and negative, and they wouldn’t be [...]
In his amazing TED Talk, entitled, “Do Schools Kill Creativity?”, Sir Ken Robinson tells the story of going to see his son in the play A Nativity Scene. When the three wisemen appear (three costumed young boys), they deliver their lines with only the interpretation that youngsters can deliver. There are no ‘rights’ and no [...]
Pretty cute, eh?
They’ve been together for, like, a gazillion years now. What is it? 37th year?
“Chris Messina, 26, and two fellow Web2Open organizers stood on chairs in one of the Moscone Center’s alcoves, addressing a crowd of about 80. Speaking without microphones, they asked everyone to introduce themselves and offer three “tags,” or one-word descriptions, to give a sense of their topics of interest.”
from this article on unconferences by Scott [...]
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