February 25, 2005Untitled 0042
For Jon!
Posted by robert at 06:23 PM
February 17, 2005The Game of LIFE, Part IISometimes I think that life is like a dream... And when someone close to you dies, it's like your dream is being taken away, and in time, you start to rebuild it again, piece by piece... I never know how to react to death, but I think I know how I would feel... Helplessness, confused, and I would question the entity of life itself - again, but I never know what to do, and what to say. I will just be. Seems like everything is appropriate and not. If life is such a beautiful thing, then is death the complete opposite? Stand by for life. What if everyone is given a certain amount of time to live, say 29,200 days, maybe then we won't regard life as profound as we do now, least not as significant. No? Our days are numbered, would you want to know how much time you have left? What if you have a terminal illness? I guess everything does have its pluses and minuses, and there are always more than 2 sides of every thing. Life is a miraculous miracle and I believe that no one ever truly take theirs for granted. Fun-knee enough, it reminds me of our childhood game of Hide and Seek...... And if one happens to think about it, then the magic is gone.
Posted by robert at 02:36 PM
February 15, 2005From Sweet DanielChoose a band/artist and answer only in song TITLES by that band: Lush Are you male or female: Describe yourself: How do some people feel about you: How do you feel about yourself: Describe your ex girlfriend/boyfriend: Describe your current girlfriend/boyfriend: Describe where you want to be: Describe what you want to be: Describe how you live: Describe how you love: Share a few words of wisdom: Thanks mate!
Posted by robert at 09:25 PM
February 13, 2005What Do You Feel?Does love ever die? Does it fade? Can it ever be replaced? I thought I loved some things, but recently I realized that I don't feel it as strongly as I used to. It was bit of a downer. The moment I realized it, I felt solemn and a bit dumbstruck. It was an odd feeling indeed. I thot: "What happened?!?" Obviously my feelings have changed over time. Maybe I'm just making room for something else.
Posted by robert at 10:11 PM
February 12, 2005We Stay StillGetting grocery, doing laundry, paying bills, going to work, taking my medicine, the rain, the sunsets... Y'know, it's like nothing seems to matter anymore when knowing your loved ones are growing old, growing frail, towards the end of life... My grandmother was in the hospital recently [she fainted] and ever since she got home, she's been really weak. My mom told me last night that grandma hasn't really been the same... Today while on the freeway, I drove by downtown LA and saw a Chinese New Year parade on the bridge above, and then I wondered if she's going to make it to next year... I've never met my grandfather, and she hasn't seen him for almost 70 years now - maybe soon, maybe not - only time will tell. I believe, and will always remember, that life [and beyond] is truly a miracle, and wherever/whatever she will be or become, someday, I'll be there, too... and I find that comforting.
Posted by robert at 11:18 PM
February 02, 2005The Nomi Song
Text: Palm Pictures -- I know I've written about Nomi before... but I can't believe it, it's finally here! There've been talk about the movie a few years back, and now I'm gonna go see it this Friday! woohooo! Euphoria! When was the last time you were really, really excited about something? I'm like a kid again! Wait, I AM a kid! Look, a tribute! *...and I, got - a dress!* I just watched the trailer [QT; 4.2MB] and it's been looping on my screen for the past 10 minutes [and I like the fact that the trailer was narrated by a child, heh!]! I was listening to Nomi's rendition of Der Nussbaum just this morning, and I was almost in tears. I felt really sad. Such triumph and tragedy in such a short time. As for the song Total Eclipse:
...I just love that!! It's like in the very end, why not go out with a bang - and with style!! And so he did. If you listen to 1 Nomi song, you prolly think "What the hell is this?!?" 2 songs, you'll really think that he's a friggin' oddball. 3 songs, confused and think "I still can't believe what I'm hearing!!" But if you keep listening, you'll eventually see the world that Nomi saw. I think for Nomi, it was more than about breaking boundaries, being different and avant-garde, or maybe performing just for the sake of eclecticism, it was about self-discovery, finding your true inner being and for once, and completely, not being afraid while doing it. Living the life! "It's so simple!" -- TOTAL ECLIPSE Blow up Total eclipse, it's a total eclipse Fallout Last dance Total eclipse, it's a total eclipse Total eclipse, it's a total eclipse
Posted by robert at 11:03 PM
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