Play with words

Past one am and still can't sleep,
tried jumping fences and counting sheep,
yet sleep remains an elusive mystery.

My weary soul, now restless and in despair,
tries to conjure this simple rhyme,
hoping it'll sing a rapturous lullaby

barely there mosaic

my current laptop wallpaper.

solitude

spent easter sunday at the beach yesterday. 

brought rilke. there is something about his "letters to a young poet" that resonates, as if through the beautifully written lines he is speaking directly to me. 

reading this, always brings calmness, and the timeless realization that, yes, opinions of others do not matter. that yes, i have to live my life in order for me to enjoy it, that yes, i am a repository of treasures of experiences; that i only have to look within, even if i am imprisoned within the confines of suffocating walls.

this book will always be with me. its frayed edges a testament to late night reflections, its brown pages speaks of time spent mending, time and time again. 

until the next onslaught. 

earth day 2011

earth day.

saving the earth, 1 plastic bag at a time.

anarchistic

how can the value of human life be so insignificant...? 

queue

imagine the drivers suffering under extreme summer heat, waiting for their turn to discharge cargoes..which can last for days...

hapless Red

how to turn off google buzz

like the rest of gmail users, i woke up last week with google Buzz invading my inbox. what's worst when i tried it, it automatically added all my contacts.

today i'm turning off google Buzz to "infinity and beyond".

here's how:

1. log in to your gmail
2. in the main page of your inbox, scroll down to the bottom
3. there's a link that says "turn off buzz" just above the privacy policy
4. click that and choose "Do not show these lists on my public Google profile"
5. also click "Do not show Google Buzz in Gmail"
6. and ... to turn off permanently click "Disable Google Buzz"
7. save changes.

The World At Random

To post or not to post.

For 5 months now, I can’t seem to find the drive to write.

So much has happened.


The 2008 Beijing Olympics.

The US presidential election provided us with enough insights into the American psyche to last us a lifetime.

Sarah Palin showed us how to lose an election.

The Lakers are still proving they are the best team in the NBA right now.

Microsoft finally admitted they failed in Windows Vista.

The whole world is feeling the effect of the economic crisis.

Gaza.

Congo.

Steve Jobs finally acknowledged ill health.

Yahoo has a new Chairman.

Manny Pacquiao demolished Dela Hoya.

Slumdog Millionaire is making an impression left and right.

So much has happened. I don't think one blog post is enough.

Talk to you next time.