I've faced my demons
Wrestling these angels
to the ground
And all that
I could find
Was a thin line
between
All the saints
and villains
it was crossed in my own mind
Someday I'm gonna find it
Wish I knew what
I was looking for
Inside the disarray
I woke up this morning
Don’t know where I’m going
But it’s alright
I wouldn't have it any other way
I’m struggling between the facts
and fiction
I’m alone
But I'm alive
Everyone around me
is trying
to make a statement
Then there's me
I’m just trying
to survive
If this was any other day
I'd pretend to know
where I stand
I just don’t know
via email
Hello boys,
Vim wants me to let the both of you know that your classic photo with Mart’s Japanese school-girl pose is now the wallpaper for his desktop. You have officially replaced the hot chick from Transformers. Way to go. Or it could also be mildly disturbing.
I-Lin.
Literally a color description given to yellow-brown, earth/dust tones or greenish tinged shades, the term khaki has also evolved to define a strong cloth made of cotton, worsted or linen yarns and man-made fiber blends. Now ubiquitous in casual wear, khakis were first used in uniforms by British armies during the Crimean War in 1853. The term Khaki is often used interchangeably with Chino.
Originated in 1845 in India where British soldiers soaked white uniforms in mud, coffee, and curry powder to blend in with the landscape. Khakis made their debut in the US Navy in 1912 when they were worn by naval aviators, and were adopted for submarines in 1931. In 1941 the Navy approved khakis for on-station wear by senior officers, and soon after Pearl Harbor chiefs and officers were authorized to wear khakis ashore on liberty.
www.goatlocker.org/trivia.htm
and NOT "GREEN" as a website claims this poncho is:
It was all in all a fun night. I ate so much i felt like a stuffed baked potato. Incidentally, of late i have been looking like a stuffed baked potato as well, but that's beside the point. Hope you have a swell birthday I-lin dearest!
Look at the little knight-man thing on his back! Hahahahaha!
This pose is just so great!! Freakin model training man! It's even got its claw on the Bat Brew pot!
and to pre-empt your question, it's cos i had a good class with very responsive and intelligent students today and hence the delirium. Thanks for listening. Reading. Whatever.
And in true H'annette-ian fashion I thus end off with an existential question:
Why do you read my blog?
