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and the symphonies of light…

In People, Writing, neuva york, personal on 29 July 2008 with 3 comments

Occasionally I get words stuck in my head, like the hook of a song you can’t quite remember but can’t quite forget. Even though I’m sure they’re not original, not my own thoughts they can be applied so beautifully to that particular moment that it loops over and over.
Consider me the Kanye of writing.
Today I […]

exchange.005 (for georgy porgy on his big day)

In Music, People, exchange on 16 July 2008 with no comments

The Exchange.005 | JORGE! A few tracks picked for a variety of reasons: some for the obvious, some for the memories, and some simply because we thought he’d enjoy.

Tupac feat. George Clinton - Can’t C Me Jen

Roy Ayers - King George OJ

Outkast - So Fresh So Clean Ouxu

James Brown - Think BK

Don […]

the diving bell and the butterfly

In Movies, People, Writing, books, culture, film, french on 14 July 2008 with no comments

Today while waiting the two hours and forty minutes to pick up my defective iphone, I had the great pleasure to read my second favorite gift from cover to cover The Diving Bell and The Butterfly by Jean-Dominique Bauby. I’m sure by now everyone has heard of the excellent movie chronicling the former editor of […]

via tania: listen up

In Music, People, neuva york on 9 July 2008 with no comments

I’m not usually a musical bully. I don’t usually say, hey listen to my music because its so fantabulous that it’ll blow you’re mind. Usually musical experiences are so objective anyway, what one person loves because they listened to it while slow dancing at prom another person will inadvertently hate. (And really can’t we […]

Another Paris Snapshot: the boy in the café

In Paris, People, Uncategorized, french on 23 May 2008 with 1 comment

There are endless moments in life you want to capture, so picturesque and ideal, that the world, conspiring against you, makes an impossible task. So instead we commit the moment to memory, determined to explain it as best as possible when the opportunity arises.
I nearly forgot about him, the boy in the café, until I […]

Hopelessly Rafael: A Brief Parisian Anecdote

In Paris, People, personal on 16 April 2008 with 4 comments

It was on my third day of my Paris trip, after my brief day trip to Versailles, that I met Rafael. I had not, up until that point, actively made any effort to seek company. I would even go so far as to say that I had been avoiding interacting too much with anyone from […]