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Monday, December 29, 2008
You Think You Know? You Have No Idea...or maybe you do
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
From Militia to Tooth N Nail...
How can life go by? I guess after I read they had split, and the unexpectant deletion or as some call "syching" of my ipod, I have apparently forgotten about Copeland, the indie rock 
band that formed back in the early 2000's and is now on their fourth album release: "You Are My Sunshine". I'm not much of a critic or columnist, but I'm just going to say, usually I just buy songs off of iTunes, but this will be an exception.
Thanks to Hina for informing me on these guys.
Coffee by Copeland
You Love To Sing by Copeland
band that formed back in the early 2000's and is now on their fourth album release: "You Are My Sunshine". I'm not much of a critic or columnist, but I'm just going to say, usually I just buy songs off of iTunes, but this will be an exception.Thanks to Hina for informing me on these guys.
Coffee by Copeland
You Love To Sing by Copeland
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Random Quote
"Maybe you can get the cheese on sunday". --Random lady at WalMart tonight.
I was heading towards the front door when I passed a haole (How-Lee), or caucasian couple. Out of all the things that could've popped out, those words managed to come out victorious. And it needed to be posted.
I was heading towards the front door when I passed a haole (How-Lee), or caucasian couple. Out of all the things that could've popped out, those words managed to come out victorious. And it needed to be posted.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
365. Brilliant!
This has got to be one of the simplest but ingenious ideas someone had come up with.
The object is simple: One photo everyday for one year.
I was thinking "I wish i can do that. Wait a sec, I can! And i must! 2009 is about two weeks away!"
So, starting next year, I'm going to make it a point to take one photo a day. Document it. Post it. And Upload it. I don't care how ridiculously boring some might be. Some descriptions will be longer, some shorter. I'll try to shoot the day's event into one shot. Or I'll just try and pick the best one. Or perhaps, something new in my life has happened and i must photog that. (Photo + blog = photog?). Whatever happens, I guess people who take photgraphy as course in college do this. So as a wanna be, I'm going to do it.
And to think, when it's done (next year), I can look through the enitre year in less than 10 minutes!
The object is simple: One photo everyday for one year.
I was thinking "I wish i can do that. Wait a sec, I can! And i must! 2009 is about two weeks away!"
So, starting next year, I'm going to make it a point to take one photo a day. Document it. Post it. And Upload it. I don't care how ridiculously boring some might be. Some descriptions will be longer, some shorter. I'll try to shoot the day's event into one shot. Or I'll just try and pick the best one. Or perhaps, something new in my life has happened and i must photog that. (Photo + blog = photog?). Whatever happens, I guess people who take photgraphy as course in college do this. So as a wanna be, I'm going to do it.
And to think, when it's done (next year), I can look through the enitre year in less than 10 minutes!
Friday, December 5, 2008
[Insert Title here]
A year is like a talk, speech, sermon, discourse. etc.
You have the intro (Jan 1) and the conclusion (Dec 31). But all through the middle, you develop various "main points" (Events). Within those main points you develop "sub-points" that highlight those main points.
These "points" can be anything that happens to you within your "talk" for the year. Every "point" can either relate to the one previous or after it. Or it doesn't have to.
Throughout your "talk", you think of different scriptures that help support your point, or it can give counsel, or encouragement.
You don't fully appreciate what your "talk" is about until you reach the "conclusion" at Dec 31.
So far, I've given only 25 talks.
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Or you can just associate an event in your life with a particular year. You remember the music you listened to during that year. You end up saying: "That was a good year" or "I'm glad that year's over".
Year's almost over. I wonder how everyone else is doing?
How's things with you?
--Even if you've randomly clicked here, if I know you or not, comment on what's happening?
You have the intro (Jan 1) and the conclusion (Dec 31). But all through the middle, you develop various "main points" (Events). Within those main points you develop "sub-points" that highlight those main points.
These "points" can be anything that happens to you within your "talk" for the year. Every "point" can either relate to the one previous or after it. Or it doesn't have to.
Throughout your "talk", you think of different scriptures that help support your point, or it can give counsel, or encouragement.
You don't fully appreciate what your "talk" is about until you reach the "conclusion" at Dec 31.
So far, I've given only 25 talks.
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Or you can just associate an event in your life with a particular year. You remember the music you listened to during that year. You end up saying: "That was a good year" or "I'm glad that year's over".
Year's almost over. I wonder how everyone else is doing?
How's things with you?
--Even if you've randomly clicked here, if I know you or not, comment on what's happening?
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