bat shelf

January 04, 2013

Oh, hell yes.

Watching: The Borgias 

yalls

This sounds like Summer to me.

whispering drifters

holmes

Listening to this song:
And drinking this tea:
Out of this mug:
Is helping my head feel less like it's being crushed in a vice.
But only slightly.
Curse these blasted low pressure days.

muddlers

January 03, 2013


My little blog reached 15000 views today.
This is very little for most of the blogging world but for someone who's blog is simply a reflection of their muddled brain, thus meaning there is neither rhyme nor any logical reason for it to be read, it's kind of neat.
Thank you fellow muddlers, you're pretty awesome.
Have a paper tutorial on me:




Listening to: Dinosaur Jr 'I Know It Oh So Well'

rhubarb

January 02, 2013

Only through headphones. 
It's always been like being hugged goodbye.
In the saddest possible way.

My introduction to Aphex Twin.
But back then, i knew it as 'Rhubarb'.

belair boardwalk

In all honesty, i know very little about cameras.
Even after a course in high school and 4 film rolls later which my teacher destroyed because he's the type of moron that teaches photography and yet still exposes raw film to light - i'm not bitter about having to retake my photographs AND develop them five times over only for him to give me a less than satisfying grade, not at all...what a douche - i'm still lacking in the necessary knowledge to know whether a camera lives up to its looks.
So, when i see a camera i like it's usually a very shallow liking.
Not in any way am i responding to the lens type, film speed and so on and so uninformedly forth.
Basically my thought pattern goes something like this:
Superficial, i know but i don't buy these cameras, i just obsessively drool over them for a while and then get over it or move onto the next shiny object.
The object in question being the Lomography Belair X 6-12 Jetsetter.
Excuse me while i worship this for a good few months.
Good lord it's pretty.

You're all judging me right now, aren't you?


Listening to: Desolation Wilderness 'Boardwalk Theme'
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