| Silent night.. |
[Apr. 1st, 2007|09:12 am] |
Since launching Mintd, things have been pretty quiet here. OK, they were quiet to begin with, as I think you need a special streak to be a blogger (introspective enough to write about deep feelings but exhibitionistic enough to share them with the world) which I clearly don't have.
Check out the blog at mintd.com if you want the latest.... |
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| Mintd takes over |
[Feb. 25th, 2007|05:24 pm] |
The last year of my life has been full of two things: film and internet.
Films = chronocide (my animation), portraits of silence (doco) and various other activities.
Internet = Mintd.com A friend and I built this. One of the best things i've ever done, incedently, enjoyablity wise.
precious little time for blogging...
Ai Ya. |
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| Ruby Thinks-too-much |
[Jun. 19th, 2006|02:08 pm] |
I like the title. I think that would be my name had a been born into a native american family. Waiting for about 300 people to get back to me, in that strange eye of the communication storm. It will last until i start doing something important, then the phone and email will break loose with all the people who need things done now..
I can't for the life of me think of anything so important i need to reveal it to the world... But stay tuned.. |
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| This ain't happenen |
[Jun. 14th, 2006|01:37 pm] |
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Where do the people who blog every day find the time? I started this as an experiment, which i guess if you look at it like one has been a success. It has revealed a definite result i.e. that I am too busy/lazy/uninteresting to keep a proper journal. There are heaps of people out there that do, but for some reason i'm too selfconscious to pull it off. I guess i'm not one of those people who is immune to dilution. Images are my favorite method of communication anyway, so flickr rocks. We'll see. I shall endeavor to persist. Or persist to endeavor. |
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| Kona Yaro |
[Jan. 5th, 2006|09:37 pm] |
I dreamt last night of a rusty water. You know the type that sits in the rusted out shell of a 40 gallon drum? It has a metal tang to it, and has a twisted red reflection. I woke up thought i could still taste it in the air. I hate that. I have written a diary for years now. Sometimes on paper, sometimes on the computer, and a couple of times in small letters between the lines of bad books. But I've never read back over them. As in, not once. But looking at my bookselfes and seeing the motley collection of journals and notebooks that contain unimaginably insignificant details of now forgotten heartbreaks, breakups, missed trains, confused decisions, long travels and awkward awakenings, I know it wasn't in vain.
In days gone by, people made maps of the new places they went, not for the sake of the islands they found, but so that they could find their way back there (or avoid it, depending on the island (kong))
And thats why i decided to livejournal it up. Too long have I been keeping these multitudinous thoughts in the dark of isolation. If is time for them to walk by themselves in the light of public perception (or at least, the potential of it).
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| santa is stuck in traffic |
[Dec. 24th, 2005|08:02 pm] |
I have been unable to confirm or deny this anecdote, but it appeals to my sense of humor, so I have chosen to believe it. 2 weekends ago here in Australia we had a huge race riot. Not the sort of thing anyone expected (least not anyone i know) but there were 5000 drunk, angry, armed white men marching around Sydneys southern suburbs looking for middle easterners to brutalise. Think the scene from the start of "The Warriors" but without the camp outfit or facepaint. This is not the funny story, this was actually quite horrific. But read on...
At some point during the day, the manager of the local sports store called the police station. Considering that they were trying to contain a full scale riot, i'm suprised anyone answered the phone, but they did. The Sports store manager said "We sell around 2 baseball bats a month." "So What?" replied the Constable on the other end of the line, probably busy trying to load more rubber bullets into his shotgun. "Well" continued the manager "We just sold 35 of them. And there is a que at the register that goes almost out the door."
I think its strangely funny that rioters would line up at the sports store, pick their weapon of choice, wait at the register and pay like regular people, then go outside and rampage as an angry mob. It just goes to show what kind of civilised nation we have become. |
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