I've been a Laker fan since I was 5 years old. I've been through the ups and downs with them. They are my team. Nothing else makes me happier than watching this video.
I always say I'm gonna update this blog more often but I hardly ever do. I think once the semester ends I'll be able to post more. From now on I think I'll post random art and photography I find on the internet and hopefully you will appreciate it just as much as I do.(click the picture to go to the artist's site)
5.26.2009
Been listening to this song for like 2 months straight.
So I turned 19 the other day, and it sure got me thinking. 19! Most people see their 18th birthday as the gateway to their future. I was too caught up with prom/AP's/finals/graduation to even realize that I had hit a milestone. But now I'm 19. I mean, I'm a full blown adult now, drinking privileges aside. The problem with that is that I'm not sure I'm prepared to handle the responsibilities that come with adulthood. I have the basics down, but there are certain minutiae that still irk me. While I'm not particularly daunted by the future uncertainties I will surely face, I feel like I'm not on track to adjust to them. Deep inside, hiding under all the machismo and bravado, is a kid, one that is still scared of the real world, no matter how much confidence I think I exude. I don't know why. I feel like I'm behind and I have much to catch up on. Thankfully, I still have three(maybe more -_-) years of college left. Three more years to learn, to grow, to adjust. Three more years until I step into the "Real World". I hope these three years will act as a formative phase, one that will see me emerge as a man, my own being, and the person I will be for the rest of my life. But I am lazy. Instead of stacking my sandbags, I prefer to reminisce on my past. Senior Year. Highschool. Being a care-free teenager. Hanging with my friends, neighbors, neighbor's friends, friend's neighbors. Generally not giving a fuck. Childhood. Always the procrastinator, I force myself to mature. While it will not be easy, I am positive that I will come through. I am ready now, or at least I think I am. Only time will tell. Soon I will rub off the "teenager" stamp on my forehead and replace it with a big fat "adult" one. Hopefully in Impact, size 64.
hahah this was hilarious. They even copied Don C's, Fonsworth Bentley, Taz Arnold, and Chris Julian's outfits from the Commes de Garcons show in great detail!
I got braces the other day. I hate them. I can't even eat comfortably and I look like a retard.To show my frustration towards all the haters I made this special video just for you guys. Enjoy. Shutup assholes.
Painter Kehindre Wiley is bringing his solo exhibition, The World Stage: Brazil, to the Roberts and Tilton gallery in Culver City. Inspired by Mao era propaganda, Wiley recruits young black males and arranges them in various power poses reminiscent of communist posters. For his trip to Brazil he imitated statues of city officials and nationalistic sculptures. Check out some of his work here.
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