FORT-MAKING TIME

Introversion at its finest. Talking about installing mini-fridges and microwaves.

ON REPEAT

Doing a little experiment on myself.

Gonna write some things down, stop when I've hit a brick wall, then drink. Anything I write after I drink is under the "Not Sober" section.

Sober:

Wish there was a monetary incentive for getting your taxes done early. The sooner, the higher the compensation. I'm sure there'd still be stragglers.

Every year, I try to squeeze every dollar back from both federal and state. As the imaginary coins jingle and jangle in their pockets, I shake harder. I could have sworn there was more deducted from me last year than what I got back. Touche, government.

Money rants aside, I recently came across a blog of someone I know. It was filled with long words that made little sense put together. The thesaurus was her bible, but her understanding of it was quite limited. And I get it, I get it. She was just trying to seem mysterious and philosophical. All I got from reading it was grayscale pictures of household items and a try-too-hipster vibe. And I've got nothing against her - nothing! College and exotic-looking friends will do that to people. Well, it did something to her.

Not Sober:

Shit talking aside, I didn't really mean to shit talk. But I have a feeling I'm going to. I'm not even in a bad mood or anything. I mean, what I really want to do right now is make a fruit smoothie and mix little EDT tracks on my iPhone with the volume on blast.

My mind wanders...

I always feel primitive when I'm scratching my head. How can you look smart scratching your head? We've familiarized ourselves with the notion that scratching one's head is symbol for stupidity or dull thinking. But you know what? My head was itchy.

SALLY FORTH

Lipstick smeared and mascara stained,

Sally holds her breath.

They pounded on the bathroom door

but Sally's high on meth.

1 SECOND EVERYDAY

My entire year of 2013 can be summed up in a matter of six minutes or so. Inspired by Cesar Kuriyama's 1SE project, I decided to film a second of each and every day for an entire year. Needless to say, I spent the greater majority of New Year's Day putting together a compilation that still ended up flawed in both quality and accuracy. My high-def vid file format nearly tanked the YouTube uploader with its jurassic 1.46 GB in size. So here's a lesser version of it while I enjoy the real deal in the comforts of my own Macbook (not that you care, lolz). I found it uncomfortably fast but still refreshingly nostalgic.

MONTHLY

June.

Internships + production gigs, class, and late nights.

July.
Lazy days, busy schedule, and the celebration of summer.

August.

Freelancing, job offer, and a change of pace.

September.

A sense of stability, introversion, and my birthday.

October.

Haunt, taco costume, and a get together.

November.

Food in excess, packing boxes, and family.

December.

Projects, first time snowboarding, and Christmas in general.