Once, I was given a butterfly.
It must've been four years ago, maybe.
I was waiting for him, in an empty school. Perched on the bar of a free-standing basketball hoop, a few feet above the ground. A couple of small girls chattered away by my side, I was supposed to be watching them.
Suddenly, I'm shoved in the back. I involuntarily jump off the bar and turn to see him. standing there.
He grins at me, his fist is raised.
The fist opens, releasing an orange butterfly, which flits away.
In the background of my mind, I hear the little girls chorus "Ewwwww!" but I'm too busy smiling.
To date, that remains the most unusual thing anyone's ever done for me.
But then again, he was never a conventional guy.
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I know I haven't written in over a month. I haven't been feeling it. I've been low, and I've tried to raise my spirits. In many ways.
A large part of my Diwali break was spent chilling in and around Bombay. I got a new camera. It's my baby. I'm delighted, yes.
Another birthday has come and gone. It started well, and ended better...thanks to my lovely, lovely friends. And in the middle, I had to attend college. The night, well, it had flames, and it had cake. And wonderful people.
I don't feel any older or wiser, really. But age, it's in the head, isn't it? I feel ageless.
I am ageless.
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Showing posts with label random things. Show all posts
Tuesday, 30 November 2010
Saturday, 10 July 2010
I like to be gone most of the time.
It feels like I've forgotten how to write. Or read seriously, for that matter. And since I am currently inarticulate, I can't express just how big a tragedy that is.
I was in Pune a couple of weeks ago. Fun was had. My cousin has not so recently acquired a ridiculously cute looking daschund pup, called Coffee. Look at her, the sweet little thing.
She hated me. At least, I think she did. After the first day of loving shyness, she attacked my knees every time I went to my cousin's place. *Sigh* I wonder what she smelled on me. Or my jeans.
In other, quite random, news, a friend wondered about Hippo. Why would anyone market a snack as healthy and baked, and then call it Hippo? (she said) Turns out Hippo cares about our hunger :|
I'm not too fond of monsoon. Mostly because of the rain. And the humidity. And those days when a cab ride that should take ten minutes, takes forty. So you're claustrophobic and nauseous and bored.
I was in Pune a couple of weeks ago. Fun was had. My cousin has not so recently acquired a ridiculously cute looking daschund pup, called Coffee. Look at her, the sweet little thing.
She hated me. At least, I think she did. After the first day of loving shyness, she attacked my knees every time I went to my cousin's place. *Sigh* I wonder what she smelled on me. Or my jeans.
In other, quite random, news, a friend wondered about Hippo. Why would anyone market a snack as healthy and baked, and then call it Hippo? (she said) Turns out Hippo cares about our hunger :|
To conclude, not that I had much to say, on 2nd July 2010, for reasons best known to myself, I looked like this.
A very epic day that was.
SNam is in Bombay and I am initiating her. Well, somewhat. Today, I took her to the foodgasmic wonder that is Theobroma. Next week, we shall tackle the Western Railway. And the suburbs. More chocolatey goodness. And then I'll have stuff to write about.
Cheerio.
Sunday, 20 June 2010
So.
I have not been having the best time. The rain makes sure I do not ever want to wake up in the morning (feeling like P. Diddy, or not).
I have been stupid, in more ways than one, as is my wont.
All I can say is, this year better not be like the last.
I'll be back when inspiration or whatever hits.
I have been stupid, in more ways than one, as is my wont.
All I can say is, this year better not be like the last.
I'll be back when inspiration or whatever hits.
Tuesday, 23 March 2010
Instant development.
These days, I feel like drawing. More than drawing, really, I want to just freeze the images in my head. They're Polaroids, these images, with a thin white border and white space at the bottom to write on. Pity they don't make Polaroid film anymore. A quick and easy capture of a perfect moment. Well, now of course you have the digital experience, but you have to admit, there's something about those borders and that white space that makes so many of us edit our photos to look like Polaroids, right?
The point is, it's freezing a happy moment. It's freezing happy people on the beach, wrestling. It's freezing natural, delighted smiles. I want to see those moments around me, and I want to click them, unobserved. I want to be those moments and have someone capture them. People aren't really candid when you stand around them with a camera, they're just naturally trained to strike poses, look pretty and then complain about how horrible they look in all their photos. This is what society has trained us to be. A pose, coy smile, hand on hip. Measured emotion. Whatever happened to wild glee?
Meanwhile, two of the buttons on my Fuji S7000 have suddenly stopped working, and so I'm stuck in black and white mode. Now I love monochrome, but sometimes, I really, REALLY need the colour, plus I'm not great at getting my contrast ratios right. So I need to get this fixed, and soon. I wanted to take this shot in colour, it was a beautiful (and goddamned delicious) Chocolate cake, a rich brown with gold ribbons.
One last paper tomorrow, and then I'm gone.
Tagged as:
art,
beach,
exams,
happiness,
observations,
random things,
thoughts
Wednesday, 17 March 2010
It is 2.45 am and I am reading French for tomorrow's paper. I have been procrastinating the whole day (Will&Grace FTW) and now I decided I should get down to it.
Let's say it again. Cannot WAIT for these exams to be over with.
Meanwhile: I wonder what it is that stylists do with my hair that I can NEVER seem to reproduce. It is going to take CRAZY amounts of hair products, not to mention a powerful straightening iron (yes I know I've been going on a little too much about that lately) to get my hair to look like this again.
What a tragedy.

Cherish those moments when I looked awesome.
I am rather behind on my reading. I am not even halfway through the Bill Bryson, which I must return before I leave, though I am reading a quirky little novel called Adverbs. Look it up. And of course I have Wicked to accompany me on the flight next week, and I think I'll get back to that book on a history of rape I bought last year and never ended up finishing, yes?
Summer movie marathons are planned, yes. Foremost being a Disney marathon. Don't judge me, it takes me back to those times when my biggest worry was whether or not I'd get to go to Kay's place after school. Speaking of Disney, it's pretty cool that their newest work, The Princess and the Frog, has a black protagonist.
Many, MANY things to do over the summer. That is, of course, if I don't melt into a little puddle in the searing heat.
It is now 2.55. Enough procrastination, methinks, and back to le francais.
Saturday, 21 November 2009
Myst needs a modus operandum.
Situation: 'Tis my 18th birthday in a week. Unfortunately, my exams start 3 days after the aforementioned birthday. My best friend (okay, Rushi, ONE of them) is gonna be in town, so I need a plan.
My original plan was to gift myself something. I was going to get tattooed on my 18th, but i'd rather do it with mom's permission.
I currently have no plan. I know I want to be OUT the whole day, which involves me waking up in the morning and not the afternoon, yes. I know I'd like it to be memorable.
And I know I'm on a budget. Kinda.
It doesn't help that I'm relatively new to Bombay and don't always know were to take people out...
I have a beautiful new dress. I don't want to waste it.
So, to the universal forces, and to you people...I say HELP.
Offer your valuable advice. And I will tell you whether it has been followed.
Tagged as:
anuual obligations,
birthday,
Mumbai,
my life,
random things,
vagueness in my head
Friday, 30 October 2009
I wish
I wish I were older than the stars
I wish I had seen the beginning of time
The slow evolution
The first tool
The rise of a civilisation
Antony's speech
Helen of Sparta
The tayu courtesans
India's golden age
The newly built Taj.
If I wasn't Indian...
I'd want to be Japanese.
Petite sexy schoolgirl in tiny skirt uniform.
White face, tiny beautiful eyes, fair legs in knee socks
Land of bullet trains and geisha and sushi and karaoke.
(Maybe it's the book I was reading that makes me say this)
I want to live in Miami, wear hot shorts and lounge on the beach. Perfect weather too.
I want to live in New York, be street smart, know my way up and down Manhattan and the subway.
I want to be a chic Parisienne and have the lust for love, cheese and good food in my soul.
But yeah. Bombay works for now. Live in a city with the driving rain and local trains.
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Whimsy crap whimsy crap whimsy crap.
Oh gods of writing or whatever, strike me with inspiration. Please. Thank you.
Now REreading: Neil Gaiman - American Gods.
Tagged as:
journal,
random things,
travel,
vagueness in my head,
wishful thinking
Tuesday, 27 October 2009
Trying, as always, to find the colour.







I have not much to write right now. So, the photos. I'm loving my new Nokia 6303 (low budget, to compensate for the loss of my MOTOK1.), more for the camera than anything else. It helps greatly when I'm bored.
I have a group project to submit by November 1st, the topic is Celebrities as social activists. Growr.
Okay, photos, from top to bottom, we have:
1. Mosaic at Candies, Bandra. I could take photos of every single tile in the place, it's done up SO well!
2. My daily commute. I need to reshoot this tomorrow.
3. Pretty blue tile, Candies. My phone camera didn't capture the colour as it actually was.... :(
4. What I did in today's English class. Inspired by thegirlinthebigbox, specifically her rainbow art, which I absolutely adore. Great examples of her work are here, here and here. She's so incredibly talented....I'm gonna stop now.
5. I shamelessly advertise. I made that. Got all the beads and stuff when I went to Muscat over Diwali. Green garnet and silver.
6. Teeny carrot-cupcake at Candies. It was delicious.
7. Colaba causeway. The silk bangles.
8. Conversely. I have magenta, she has purple.
So yeah. That is me, for now. Enjoy.
Now reading: Lesley Downer - Geisha
Now listening: 3oh3 - Starstrukk
Now watching: Pretty Woman
Tagged as:
art,
happiness,
journal,
love,
Mumbai,
observations,
random things
Tuesday, 29 September 2009
Thin girls hate mirrors too
A skinny girl in a department store will sigh
"Everything's too large, nothing in my size"
To the kids section maybe they must go
But to the innocence there, they'll say no.
Fat girls will look into mirrors
With mind, chiselling away flabby horrors
Thin girls sigh at the angles
At stick arms that can't even support bangles
Clothes as tight as can be
Padded bras to show there's something to see
Anything to stimulate a hint of curves
Yes, our skinniness gets on our nerves
Everyone knows them guys like curvy girls
36-24-36 is what we aspire to be
To gain weight we chomp on cheese curls
Oh screw the guys, lets love me for me
-Skinny Chick.
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A stupid little something I wrote during the seminar on Saturday. I like the idea behind it, even though the poesie itself is crap.
Tagged as:
funny,
irritants,
my rambled writings,
random things
Saturday, 12 September 2009
Bombay is huge. That's an understatement....Bombay might be a miniscule little reclaimed island clinging desperately to the west coast of India (like a leech onto a hiker's leg, like....a foetus to the womb), but by sheer volume of humanity, Bombay is colossal.
So when I randomly bump into someone I knew from my previous life, when I least expect it, it's a little more special than it should be.
Wednesday, 2 September 2009
The Inkers
Today, I learned that tattoo artists are always fun to talk to. My friend wants to get a tattoo for her birthday, so I trailed around Bandra with her, doing the rounds of Shoryuken and Al's, to check prices.
Today I also reaffirmed that tattoos are bad on the budget.
Sitting in Shoryuken, I comtemplated. I'm too scared of pain to get a tattoo, of course, and bony so it'd hurt like hell. But if I did....it'd be a black cat.
I was sketching it, something similar to the pic below, only a little rounder.

Later, the dude showed me an even better design, curved dagger-like lines forming the outline of a buxom, rounded cat. It was perfect. Was it already done, I asked. Possibly.
Dammit. I want something unique.
Of course, that is assuming I work up the guts (and the money) to get inked. Maybe, like my friend, I could save up and do it as an 18th bday gift to myself....
Sunday, 9 August 2009
It is 1.30 am, and...
Wednesday, 13 May 2009
Bombay calling
And after a year and a half of anticipation and whatnot, I'm finally in Bombay.
It's humid. grrr. I can handle dry heat, I've lived in a country that gets to 45 degrees Celsius in summer. But dry. This is humid. Fans on full blast, sweat running down my back in a most irritating way.
Alphonso mangoes. Lots of them at my place. So it's not just sweat running down me.
I'm loving life. Mom seemed rather amazed that I actually dragged myself to Andheri to meet Rushi just an hour after I got home. Home is Sion, by the way.
"How didja GO??" she asks. "Umm, walk to Sion Circle and then rickshaw." I reply.
"Wow."
What's wow, I ask. No, just didn't expect you to go all the way to Andheri your first day there.
Weird.
But yes, I did do that, I met Rushi, I met Ani, I met Jai, and there was CCD and bad stories and so much laughter that our stomachs hurt. So much.
Home, however, I must get used to. I'm so used to Mom knowing me. Like, knowing not to pay ANY attention when I mutter to myself or grumble in frustration at everything from over-affectionate cats to defunct internet connections.
But Mom's not here, I've got my grandmom and my aunt who constantly ask what I want, and tell me to lower the volume or no, that mango's a little spoilt, take another. I've told them that it is essential that they: 1. Do not worry about me, just leave me to my own devices. 2. Pay no attention to my mutterings. Because I am indeed muttering a lot these days. Lol.
But yeah, it's good out here despite everything. And it can only get better. So cheers to me and all.
It's humid. grrr. I can handle dry heat, I've lived in a country that gets to 45 degrees Celsius in summer. But dry. This is humid. Fans on full blast, sweat running down my back in a most irritating way.
Alphonso mangoes. Lots of them at my place. So it's not just sweat running down me.
I'm loving life. Mom seemed rather amazed that I actually dragged myself to Andheri to meet Rushi just an hour after I got home. Home is Sion, by the way.
"How didja GO??" she asks. "Umm, walk to Sion Circle and then rickshaw." I reply.
"Wow."
What's wow, I ask. No, just didn't expect you to go all the way to Andheri your first day there.
Weird.
But yes, I did do that, I met Rushi, I met Ani, I met Jai, and there was CCD and bad stories and so much laughter that our stomachs hurt. So much.
Home, however, I must get used to. I'm so used to Mom knowing me. Like, knowing not to pay ANY attention when I mutter to myself or grumble in frustration at everything from over-affectionate cats to defunct internet connections.
But Mom's not here, I've got my grandmom and my aunt who constantly ask what I want, and tell me to lower the volume or no, that mango's a little spoilt, take another. I've told them that it is essential that they: 1. Do not worry about me, just leave me to my own devices. 2. Pay no attention to my mutterings. Because I am indeed muttering a lot these days. Lol.
But yeah, it's good out here despite everything. And it can only get better. So cheers to me and all.
Wednesday, 15 April 2009
History in your hands
I went to the souq the other day...Sifting through the old coins in various jewelry stores. Found a 1976 Liberty Dollar, with the inscription: Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. I found a lot of beautiful Chinese coins, with dragons entwined around characters, with a Junk sailing the ocean. I found a coin with Hitler's profile. Many old Omani coins clinked through my hands. And then there were the really tiny coins, banded with a siver frame and made into lockets, gone green with age, faded, bearing the face of a greek youth. I'd have liked to buy one of those. I really would have.
These coins, so big, how were they carried around, I wonder, would they fit in our slim little leather wallets? Or would we need to carry moneybags, fastened to our skirts at the waist?
How may times have those coins changed hands, I wonder, and whose hands have they been in?
If we chart the route of those coins....where would they take us?
These coins, so big, how were they carried around, I wonder, would they fit in our slim little leather wallets? Or would we need to carry moneybags, fastened to our skirts at the waist?
How may times have those coins changed hands, I wonder, and whose hands have they been in?
If we chart the route of those coins....where would they take us?
Wednesday, 8 April 2009
Tired.
Yes I'm tired.
My long lazy mornings have been replaced with work.
My mom works at the Centre for Special Education located in our school campus, I've mentioned this before. When my exams ended, I'd asked her to call on me if any of the classes were short-handed.
Two weeks into my vacation, just when I was settling into the lazy morning routine, she tells me I'm needed.
So I start at Maushi's class, cluelessly teaching 3rd grade math to kids who are bout 9 or 10. But Maushi's class always has more than enough help, so I switch to Tina's class.
Tina's class has about 7 kids, 6 of whom are autistic, 1 of whom has behavioural problems.
Mornings are taken up by language classes, where everyone goes to the front and answers questions about themselves...with a lot of prompting.
Then Tina has a different lesson every day, yesterday it was fruits, the day before that it was opposites. Heavy and light, big and small.
Then is break (by the time all this is over, it's 10.30) and all the teachers and volunteers settle down to chat as the kids eat.
After that starts work for me. Functional academics. Like, English, Math and all. Really simple stuff. But with these kids, you never know. Sometimes they work fast. Sometimes it takes an eternity, They stare blankly at you while you prompt and prompt and in your head you're begging them to tell you the answer because they KNOW it and you KNOW they know it......
But it's fun work. It's better than uselessly lying around at home.
A couple of days ago, I had to use these foam shapes to teach math to someone. They were rather tempting to play with....

My long lazy mornings have been replaced with work.
My mom works at the Centre for Special Education located in our school campus, I've mentioned this before. When my exams ended, I'd asked her to call on me if any of the classes were short-handed.
Two weeks into my vacation, just when I was settling into the lazy morning routine, she tells me I'm needed.
So I start at Maushi's class, cluelessly teaching 3rd grade math to kids who are bout 9 or 10. But Maushi's class always has more than enough help, so I switch to Tina's class.
Tina's class has about 7 kids, 6 of whom are autistic, 1 of whom has behavioural problems.
Mornings are taken up by language classes, where everyone goes to the front and answers questions about themselves...with a lot of prompting.
Then Tina has a different lesson every day, yesterday it was fruits, the day before that it was opposites. Heavy and light, big and small.
Then is break (by the time all this is over, it's 10.30) and all the teachers and volunteers settle down to chat as the kids eat.
After that starts work for me. Functional academics. Like, English, Math and all. Really simple stuff. But with these kids, you never know. Sometimes they work fast. Sometimes it takes an eternity, They stare blankly at you while you prompt and prompt and in your head you're begging them to tell you the answer because they KNOW it and you KNOW they know it......
But it's fun work. It's better than uselessly lying around at home.
A couple of days ago, I had to use these foam shapes to teach math to someone. They were rather tempting to play with....

Meanwhile, yesterday was mom's birthday. We normally try new restaurants on birthdays, this time we landed at a place called Kargeen, very well known, but none of us had ever been there, because we thought it was mostly arabic food and sheesha.
Yeah right.
Firstly, it's a beautifully done outdoor place, almost like a fantasy at night, with glass lanterns and strings of lights, a fountain and trees. The food is OUT of this world. I ordered a Philadelphia sandwich, Mushrooms and cream and onions in a baguette, and had a tough time finishing it, it was so so so good....
I must go back there sometime...
wowie.
Also meanwhile, I'm reading Doctors by Erich Segal. Read it, it's brilliant.
Tagged as:
family,
mom,
my life,
observations,
random things,
work
Saturday, 28 March 2009
Facebook is now the new limit of joblessness
Why?
It's so jobless (and bored) that it's crossed over to ridiculous.
On my facebook homepage, I see that friends of mine have taken the following quizzes:
What kind of currency are you?
Your ideal job.
"What do ur Hands tell about YOU???"
"The impossible quiz"
Dream Job
"Which Disney Channel Star are YOU?" (no I'm serious. Does it get worse? Apparently it does.)
"What city (in India) would suit you best?"
How Many Kids Will You Have?
Yup. They do get worse, by the way.
Then there was that wave of pictures where everyone tagged everyone......You know? those pictures : "every class has them" and all that. Pure inane balderash.
Facebook status updates are a different story. Those are actually quite fun to read. Some of them are well put, some of them are cryptic, some are pretentious. Some are song lyrics, Some are plain irritating.
They should do an exhibit with FB updates....
case in point.
Page one on my friends list goes thus: (I'm using everyone's initials here)
SKDS just had soooo much fun!!! Thanx alot Kristian, Seoula, Vernon, Shaggy, Til n of course PETTO(Terence:)!!!
SM : (8) Jab tak rahega samose mein aloo, tera rahoonga, o meri Shalu (8). Pagalpanti bhi zaroori hai ;). :P.
PP "A LE MENTHE." (wtf does that even mean?)
MB dying to go solo.
DF feels lyk rippin sumthin apart....dunno y??
KUP is completely in ♥ with her new haircut...n im not gonna upload my pics until everyone's seen me on monday...i'll admit,i want the attention....=).
AO ......its jst silence silences..(This is from some poem - its silence silences. I can't remember which one, and that's been driving me nuts)
ID has a Maths exam on Monday. In two words, he's dead. In three words, he's SO dead. In four words, he's so fucking dead. In one sentence, he should shut the fuck up and get back to studying.
AR is takin alota these quizes on fb outta boredom! (so bored??)
Etcetera. You see? I don't think I really have a point to make, I just find it funny. Large cross-section of people and all that. Could be a social experiment, of sorts, sifting through status updates. They may even help solve crimes, that's if anyone's stupid enough to go : (insert name here) dropped bombs at CST today haHA.
sigh.
Facebook is cool, oui... all I'm saying is....it currently seems to be smacking of desperation.
weird, innit?
It's so jobless (and bored) that it's crossed over to ridiculous.
On my facebook homepage, I see that friends of mine have taken the following quizzes:
What kind of currency are you?
Your ideal job.
"What do ur Hands tell about YOU???"
"The impossible quiz"
Dream Job
"Which Disney Channel Star are YOU?" (no I'm serious. Does it get worse? Apparently it does.)
"What city (in India) would suit you best?"
How Many Kids Will You Have?
Yup. They do get worse, by the way.
Then there was that wave of pictures where everyone tagged everyone......You know? those pictures : "every class has them" and all that. Pure inane balderash.
Facebook status updates are a different story. Those are actually quite fun to read. Some of them are well put, some of them are cryptic, some are pretentious. Some are song lyrics, Some are plain irritating.
They should do an exhibit with FB updates....
case in point.
Page one on my friends list goes thus: (I'm using everyone's initials here)
SKDS just had soooo much fun!!! Thanx alot Kristian, Seoula, Vernon, Shaggy, Til n of course PETTO(Terence:)!!!
SM : (8) Jab tak rahega samose mein aloo, tera rahoonga, o meri Shalu (8). Pagalpanti bhi zaroori hai ;). :P.
PP "A LE MENTHE." (wtf does that even mean?)
MB dying to go solo.
DF feels lyk rippin sumthin apart....dunno y??
KUP is completely in ♥ with her new haircut...n im not gonna upload my pics until everyone's seen me on monday...i'll admit,i want the attention....=).
AO ......its jst silence silences..(This is from some poem - its silence silences. I can't remember which one, and that's been driving me nuts)
ID has a Maths exam on Monday. In two words, he's dead. In three words, he's SO dead. In four words, he's so fucking dead. In one sentence, he should shut the fuck up and get back to studying.
AR is takin alota these quizes on fb outta boredom! (so bored??)
Etcetera. You see? I don't think I really have a point to make, I just find it funny. Large cross-section of people and all that. Could be a social experiment, of sorts, sifting through status updates. They may even help solve crimes, that's if anyone's stupid enough to go : (insert name here) dropped bombs at CST today haHA.
sigh.
Facebook is cool, oui... all I'm saying is....it currently seems to be smacking of desperation.
weird, innit?
Tagged as:
irrational world,
observations,
random things,
weirdness
Wednesday, 25 March 2009
Mysty gets protective.
Call me hypocrite, but I will always be jolted in the heart if I hear the word 'Fuck' or any of its derivatives spill out of the mouths of those I consider as my baby sisters.
Saturday, 14 March 2009
One of the best bloody quotes ever....
"Me, I'm dishonest. And you can always trust a dishonest person to be dishonest. It's the honest ones you can't trust. Because you never know...when they're going to do something really stupid."
- Capt. Jack Sparrow.
Well? I've ALWAYS loved that line. Because it's rather true.
- Capt. Jack Sparrow.
Well? I've ALWAYS loved that line. Because it's rather true.
Sunday, 8 March 2009
To Change Or Not To Change
....That is my dilemma.
Facebook profile pictures. My cellphone wallpaper. My desktop wallpaper....and my blogger template. I don't change them very often. Maybe because I subconsciously feel they kinda define my identity or something.....
My Facebook profile pic is currently the sun-holding pic Kay took of me in December. The cellphone wallpaper is the same pic. Desktop is some old anime vampire I set a couple of years ago when I was in my anime phase, and then was too lazy to change.
I like this template, I really do. It's dark. It's got a beautiful cat and a french poem on the header.
But maybe it's time for a change, no? It'll still be predominantly black, of course, but maybe with some colour in it.......
Just a thought...
And thus i end up hunting around on http://www.pyzam.com/ for something that sends sparks in my soul......and defines me.
Wish me luck.
Edit, an hour later : Shit shit shit. Now i'm stuck with a dirty brown template till i get it all sorted out. The gadget thig isn't opening because server's down. And i just realised that all of PyZam's templates, even though they're beautiful, have all the profile and all on the right side. Shit. why do I never learn?
More updates. Soon.
Edit, half-hour later: Layout thingy scares me. I suddenly realised that if I used a different template maybe i'll have to do the whole bloody 81 item blog list again. thus i have reverted to my nice soothing cat template. Sigh. Help.
Can anyone volunteer to design me a wonderful and absolutely unique template? or even tell me how I can use pyzam.com's templates while retaining me blogger-layouts blog list? Thanks....
Facebook profile pictures. My cellphone wallpaper. My desktop wallpaper....and my blogger template. I don't change them very often. Maybe because I subconsciously feel they kinda define my identity or something.....
My Facebook profile pic is currently the sun-holding pic Kay took of me in December. The cellphone wallpaper is the same pic. Desktop is some old anime vampire I set a couple of years ago when I was in my anime phase, and then was too lazy to change.
I like this template, I really do. It's dark. It's got a beautiful cat and a french poem on the header.
But maybe it's time for a change, no? It'll still be predominantly black, of course, but maybe with some colour in it.......
Just a thought...
And thus i end up hunting around on http://www.pyzam.com/ for something that sends sparks in my soul......and defines me.
Wish me luck.
Edit, an hour later : Shit shit shit. Now i'm stuck with a dirty brown template till i get it all sorted out. The gadget thig isn't opening because server's down. And i just realised that all of PyZam's templates, even though they're beautiful, have all the profile and all on the right side. Shit. why do I never learn?
More updates. Soon.
Edit, half-hour later: Layout thingy scares me. I suddenly realised that if I used a different template maybe i'll have to do the whole bloody 81 item blog list again. thus i have reverted to my nice soothing cat template. Sigh. Help.
Can anyone volunteer to design me a wonderful and absolutely unique template? or even tell me how I can use pyzam.com's templates while retaining me blogger-layouts blog list? Thanks....
Friday, 31 October 2008
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