If I were told to describe what passion was to someone. I would describe it as the fuel that drives you. I would also describe it as being a Phoenix. A Phoenix in mythology refers to a mythical bird that dies in flames and is reborn from the ashes. I say this because my passion is resurfacing after I have spent Continue reading ‘If I could describe passion…’
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I have created a new page called 365. This is where one of my resolutions “Make time each day to draw for 10 mins,” will start to evolve. This year I will to try and focus more on the now and present starting with 365.
Now that it’s 2009 I think it’s about time that I clean up the dust bunny infested blog and post something new. It’s a new year and thus it’s a time for change. At least this is what people mostly all over the world would be telling you as they hit the gym to renew themselves with fresh new resolutions that will slowly slip away in the abyss of one’s brain, or will become lost in time or the lack of time management. Continue reading ‘Pursuit of Happiness’
Recently I went on a trip with the pepband to play at the Davis Picnic event. When much was happening in the back of the bus (details that I’ll leave for you to imagine – it’s probably juicier in the imagination anyway 
), I was in the front playing a awesome telephone like doodle game. Continue reading ‘Pepband Trip Doodles’
Pretty friggin’ cool video! Kudos to whoever had that much patience to make that happen!
Mario Theme Played with RC Car and Bottles – Watch more free videos
Here is a post-it-note Alien I doodled on a very slow day at work. Since I was incapable of falling asleep, I scanned the yellow (original color) post-it, colored, cleaned up, and shaded with my mouse. For those who are gasping and fainting, I will confirm again that I used a mouse. ¿Por qué? since it just needed simple adjustments that could be done quickly with a mouse. Now that I’m actually getting sleepy, gute nacht.
I hope this poem can encourage people who feel like giving up on their passions and taking the easy road in life – such as listening to your parents about which major you should take, because it will make a lot of money and bring the family status. It’s good to be realistic. I’m not saying rebel, but I want people to know that they should be the ones making their life decisions. It’s a pretty good idea to listen with an open mind, on what others have to say. Just make sure you balance your opinions and other people’s thoughts. Continue reading ‘The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost’
“Dress Code: Dress Code strictly enforced-No Casual Clothing Jeans must be neat and presentable, No Sneakers or Tennis Shoes, No Athletic Apparel, No T-Shirts, No Caps, Hats, Beanies, or Headgear, No Baggy Clothing, No Cargo Pants, No Tank Tops, No Sleeveless Shirts, No Open Toed Shoes or Sandals & No Fubu Allowed.” Continue reading ‘On Broadway: First ventures to the world of clubbing’
