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Bloggess, on death

  • me: When I die I want you to put me in a Wonder Woman outfit and toss me out of a moving plane. That way when I hit the ground people will assume that Wonder Woman’s invisible plane crashed. And that Wonder Woman really let herself go.
  • Victor: But where would her plane be?
  • me: Duh. Her invisible plane was invisible.
  • Victor: Invisible. Not non-existent.
  • me: Yes, well then whenever people tripped over nothing they could blame it on debris from my plane crash. And there’s my little slice of immortality.
  • Victor: I don’t even know where to begin.
  • me: Begin by finding a Wonder Woman outfit in a size 14.
  • Victor: I’m not going to do that.
  • me: I can fit into a 12 if necessary. I’ll be dead so you can shave off part of my butt if you need to.
  • Victor: It’s not a size issue. I’m just not going to do that.
  • me: Fine. Then I’m not going to bury you. I’ll just leave you out in the lawn in a Batman costume. You’ll just look like Batman had a heart attack while picking weeds out of the flowerbed. Way to ruin Batman, asshole.
  • Victor: I don’t even feel safe in this house anymore.
  • me: The death of Batman will do that to you.

A birthday present from Tareqius

Blurb for “Fatma”

Born to Jack Nicholson from A Few Good Men, Fatma gets her Sri Lankan looks from the Tamil God Ramakrishnasuriyarajapaskeke. Who doesn’t like her. After contracting a debilitating hair disease at the tender age of twentysomething Fatma needs to find a way to reconcile herself with Adnan, a hack writer before she moves to Canada for her hair. In an effort to keep Adnan happy, Fatma goes to great lengths to learn how to make great food. But the fates had a different idea. Ending the reconciliation of the spinach kebab by sending them to different coasts. This is her story, a beguiling story of love, happiness, redemption, terrorism in Northern Ireland, and corporate espionage!”

Praise for “Fatma”
“I think… we may have found a way to cure ADHD.” - Sanjay Gupta, token Indian doctor/journalist.
 
 

Motto Battle!

  • Tim Gunn: Make it Work!
  • Sarah Silverman: Make it a Treat!

Deadly Princess Sins!

(Source: theartofanimation, via meghantonjes)

Menswear Icons


Bloggess, on death

  • me: When I die I want you to put me in a Wonder Woman outfit and toss me out of a moving plane. That way when I hit the ground people will assume that Wonder Woman’s invisible plane crashed. And that Wonder Woman really let herself go.
  • Victor: But where would her plane be?
  • me: Duh. Her invisible plane was invisible.
  • Victor: Invisible. Not non-existent.
  • me: Yes, well then whenever people tripped over nothing they could blame it on debris from my plane crash. And there’s my little slice of immortality.
  • Victor: I don’t even know where to begin.
  • me: Begin by finding a Wonder Woman outfit in a size 14.
  • Victor: I’m not going to do that.
  • me: I can fit into a 12 if necessary. I’ll be dead so you can shave off part of my butt if you need to.
  • Victor: It’s not a size issue. I’m just not going to do that.
  • me: Fine. Then I’m not going to bury you. I’ll just leave you out in the lawn in a Batman costume. You’ll just look like Batman had a heart attack while picking weeds out of the flowerbed. Way to ruin Batman, asshole.
  • Victor: I don’t even feel safe in this house anymore.
  • me: The death of Batman will do that to you.

A birthday present from Tareqius

Blurb for “Fatma”

Born to Jack Nicholson from A Few Good Men, Fatma gets her Sri Lankan looks from the Tamil God Ramakrishnasuriyarajapaskeke. Who doesn’t like her. After contracting a debilitating hair disease at the tender age of twentysomething Fatma needs to find a way to reconcile herself with Adnan, a hack writer before she moves to Canada for her hair. In an effort to keep Adnan happy, Fatma goes to great lengths to learn how to make great food. But the fates had a different idea. Ending the reconciliation of the spinach kebab by sending them to different coasts. This is her story, a beguiling story of love, happiness, redemption, terrorism in Northern Ireland, and corporate espionage!”

Praise for “Fatma”
“I think… we may have found a way to cure ADHD.” - Sanjay Gupta, token Indian doctor/journalist.
 
 

(Source: bakemon0, via blondiefrost)

Motto Battle!

  • Tim Gunn: Make it Work!
  • Sarah Silverman: Make it a Treat!

Deadly Princess Sins!

(Source: theartofanimation, via meghantonjes)

Menswear Icons


Bloggess, on death
A birthday present from Tareqius
Motto Battle!
Menswear Icons

About:

We were talking interests and activities when someone very dear to me quipped "You're a drifter. A dabbler. A dilettante." He was referring to my brief romances with fads and ideas and my ADD. I figured, why not micro-blog it? See what landmarks and postcards a visual map of my mind would bring? You, dear Reader, are welcome to hop aboard and ride with me

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