November 2010
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My Sunday night ritual: The Big Broadcast has gone... →
Each week, Big Broadcast host Ed Walker offers listeners priceless recordings of popular radio programs from the ’30s, ’40s and ’50s, but this week it’s Halloween themed! The show this week ends with the broadcast of “the War of the Worlds”. Earlier, they had one of my favorite radio shows Lights Out! I forgot my radio at home so this week I’ll be...
October 2010
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Berlin, can't wait to love you.
Ready for a magical vacation with my beau.
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Karel Cudlin's portfolio →
Seriously a genius. Check out his series on the Velvet Revolution, Vaclav Havel, Gypsies, or Czech Rep. 1990. And his others, too…they’re all incredible. I do think his photographs taken in CZ are his best. Oh yeah, Happy Independence Day CZ!
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Absolutely breathtaking photographs of the Narodni... →
Karel Cudlin was the third photographer commissioned to document a season’s activity at the Czech Republic’s National Theatre. Unlike his predecessors Bohdan Holomicek and Viktor Kronbauer, however, this was Cudlin’s first experience photographing theatre. His body of work (notably Ukraine, Israel, and the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Czech territory) is inspired by the best humanist...
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Today, at work, I talked at length with someone...
thefineprint2010:
His last words?
“Your winter break is going to suck.”
Sweet. Fucking sweet.
It just makes me sad/nervous because my last winter break of college when I should be engaging in debauchery/sleeping virtually every day, I’ll be slaving away/crying.
yo girl, just think about how much fun you’re going to have when you’re living in LA! I’ll be right there with...
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You know guys, today was really great.
I made the executive decision that I’m moving back to Prague in September. Of course in the fantasy world that many like to call “Arich Land” this was always the case, but it finally came together in my head as actually being the most responsible decision I could make during my year off. Yeah, I need to start being brave again! I miss that girl.
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Love when numbers wind down:
9 days until I turn 21
14 days until I leave for Vegas
49 days until winter break
62 days until I leave for Prague
69 days until I leave for Berlin
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“Can you smell the rain
mixing with the Autumn leaves?
Can you feel me still?”
– Daily Haiku on Love by Tyler Knott Gregson
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My "year off" may turn into year one of grad... →
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“To him she seemed so beautiful, so seductive, so different from ordinary people,...”
– Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Love In The Time Of Cholera
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Officially going to the ~*~city of sin~*~ in three...
Alicia/Michael, see you so soon ^_____^ (slash Beth plz plz come too!)
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Ali Pasha of Jannina
Atrocities:
The cruelties inflicted by Ali Pasha on his subjects became notorious throughout the region, and have been described in local folksong and poetry. Forty years after the inhabitants of Gardhiq and Hormova, Albania, had wronged his mother after murdering his father Veli Bey (according to the story, she was tied and put in prison and, with her daughter, raped and tortured every night...
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Stressed. So many exams. Too much reading.
Would just like to be able to cuddle with my boyfriend for five minutes to help me relax. Getting A’s (hopefully) will have to suffice? =(
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WENT TO A NATIVE AMERICAN HEALING POWWOW
and there were dreamcatchers with spongebob and tweety embroidery
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DC9 Owner, 4 Others Charged With 2nd-Degree Murder →
Early this morning, a man was beaten outside of DC9 at 9th and U streets NW, and later died of his injuries. According to the The Washington Post and TBD, he threw a brick through the club’s window, at which point five people emerged from the club, chased him down, and “severely beat him.” Police were notified and the man was taken to a hospital, where he died.
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Simian Mobile Disco “It’s the Beat...
“I read all the Oz books. I think there were 14 by L. Frank Baum. I read all the...”
– James Franco (via calleverytruthfalse)
nerds forever.
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