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The thrill that it was
laya:
I Wrote This For You has been my favorite poetry/photography blog for three years now. I’ve been wanting to get my hands on this book, and found out that it won’t (or not yet) be available locally. I had to coaxed Erick to lend me his credit card so I can purchase the ebook. (I hope he won’t regret it lol.) These are some of my favorite passages. Please support the author and the blog, too. They are even encouraging people to donate to the typhoon victims in the Philippines. Sweet.
@epfidemic: Thank you, bitch!
Note: I had to remove the DRM protection to be able to access it on my other devices. Shhh
speaking of photobook … i think i need to have that sasha grey thing … uh uh …
Go to http://www.benchtm.com/1m41m/ for more info.
Meeting Boy: The Most Hated Buzzword →
Few things irritate me more than buzzwords. Why? Because the person who spews buzzwords all over the office actually thinks people are impressed! But the truth is once a buzzword loses its magic, it has the opposite effect; we’re not impressed, we just think you’re a shallow idiot who thinks a…
When you’re in your mid-20’s people would say that I ought to be married. Married to what, my job? “Don’t you meet anyone,” they’d ask. Hmmm… yeah… I meet a lot of people with the kind of work I do, and the only relationship that stems out of it if you’re lucky, is friendship.
Then when you’re in your thirties, people actually preaches to bear a child. Uhhh, like how? I can’t imagine myself seeking for sperm donors.
And last month, for some reason, men from the past had the gall to say how high your standards are, how naive, stupid, insensitive, and what a b*tch I am. Fine, I get that from my girl and gay friends. I’m 34.
Earlier this afternoon I stumbled upon this photo… I remember the day I came home from school hysterical, in tears, poor little 5-year old me holding a pad paper with red and blue lines with “I love you” scribbled on it.
Newsflash, I had it coming.
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