When time stands still...

I found myself yearning for the past. Past victories and glories, the fans, the attention, and the creativity that preceded them all. I was an illustrator and a story writer for a defunct comic book about a decade old. "Why did i ever leave that profession?" I asked my self. Drawing was my passion, storytelling is in my blood. Sometimes, people get what they dream about but most of us need to wake up.

Not every war can be forgotten but every war cannot be forgiven.

rules are set
for a reason

behaviors dictated
to protect society

religion is the opiate
of the masses

ideology is the opiate
of the educated

man is the opiate
of the gods

Shock aftershock
The world just lost another star
Why do you call them home
When this world needs more good men?

Remember his name
Thaddeus

I'm currently having fun with our Chotto Shot cam but my daughter is the one who really adores it!

Using the 'sketch' feature we were able to come up with these funny shots.

My daughter doing a Yoshitomo Nara Artwork impression

Again    and      Yet Again

Here's me

And my Beloved

I love my PSP even more because of this. =D

With cries that reach the heavens
did men in earth assail:
“In his name we shall triumph!
In his grace we’ll prevail!”

 
“The death of unbelievers
We sacrifice to you!”
Salvation through deception
Is that what saints must do?

As my title states it is definitely how I protect my PSP from scratches and falls.
If you want to protect your PSP, here is my formula/reco:

• First you need your PSP.
• And a film protector (like hori or invisible shield) to protect it from micro scratches

• and a clamshell protector and wrist strap and airform pouch from blackhorns.
• DON'T get the silicone glove and aluminum protectors, they don't protect the PSP's screen!

• A small carabiner.

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• And dust caps which i also got from 
•  hori

Why these you ask?

1. When playing your PSP, the clamshell protects your PSP from accidental or intentional falls. Using the clamshell creates micro scratches on your psp that's why you need the protector films.
2. The wrist strap is a secondary defense against accidental falls. Attach the carabiner here.
3. Imagine your PSP is a mountain climber. That is what the carab is for.
   
4. The protector films act as a cushion between your PSP and the clamshell protector. Make sure you cover the back side also (that is where most scratches happen due to UMD door activity).
   
5. The dust caps do what they are supposed to do, protect the terminals from dust and lint build-up.
   
6. The airform pouch protects all of this when your PSP is in transit.

Just sharing in case anyone is as paranoid as I am.

My PSP

Shameless plug (coz I like their products) =D

Play-Asia where I got most of the things above =D

Another year wasted.
I was planning on creating a magazine but the publisher was unreliable.
Now I was dropped in the middle of managing and creating a site.
Me.
An artist.
A visual artist at best.
Managing a site?
I'm all 'question marks'.
Learning wire frames.
Learning GUI specs.
Learning how to manage time.

I miss my vagrant days.

Robot 1

Range Murata

What are the 10 foods you must have in your refrigerator and/or your kitchen cabinet? 
Submitted by Carol.  

For me, I need basic ingredients. =D

In my ref:
    Beef
    Pork
    Chicken

In my cupboard:
    Cane Vinegar
    Soy Sauce
    Fish Sauce
    Sugar
    Garlic
    Onions
    Olive Oil

These are my bare essentials upon which I can create a lot of dishes.
Of course it won't hurt to add some more. =D