January 2009
December 2008
Random thoughts...
Life is full of little disappointments…
New Years Eve is over rated. Its just an excuse to get wasted and look forward to what can only be another disappointing year. You can keep you’re new year and your celebration; I want no part of it…
p.s. I’m tired of getting my hopes up and being disappointed —- yet again. Maybe if I just have no expectations of anything...
I had a fantastic Christmas, despite the fact I couldn’t make it home to see my family. I did not have high hopes, but it actually turned out to be a wonderful day, thanks to someone special.
Life is good…
A Fond Farewell
Notable Passings - 2008
Yves Saint Laurent, 1936-2008
He was a prodigy — named head of the House of Dior when he was just 21 — but he was no enfant terrible. In the course of his 45-year career in fashion, he altered the female silhouette with his trapeze dresses and sexy “Le Smoking” tuxedo suits. “Fashions fade — style is eternal,” he said, and no one did style like...
I don’t worry too much about pointing fingers at the past. I operate on the theory that every saint has a past, every sinner has a future.
French Kicks - The Fall
Do we really fall so...
I have made a decision
My trust is no longer to be given freely, it now has to be earned…
2am phone calls and a girl that racks my brain
Its 5am and I can’t go back to sleep…
I’m confused
I’m shocked
I’m hurt
I’m disappointed
I’m slightly angry
I’m feeling stupid and foolish
I’m exhausted
I’m blind sided
I’m betrayed
I’m feeling unsure
I’m concerned
I’m afraid
I’m scared
I’m stuck with this feeling
I’m fighting this...
Shiny Toy Guns - You Are The One
Shiny Toy Guns
So the show was kind of disappointing… They mostly played stuff from their newest album, which was rushed into production and release after the band was signed to their record label - blah, greedy record labels! They did mix in Le Disko, Don’t Cry Out, and Rainy Monday among their new stuff, mostly in order to break up the mononatey and keep the crowd interested.
Then came the...
