girly tunes <3
-
HAIM – Falling
Schweet 80s reminiscent.
One of the top comments: “This sounds a lot better than when they did mmmmm bop!”, lol
-
The ground is swallowing my options for release
Courtesy of Ivanmaria Vele“When the Berlin Wall came down, I understood it was a historical moment, but not really. I didn’t have the alertness to jump on a train and go see. Then The Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, and I immediately thought, ‘I cannot miss this one!’ I got in a car with two friends.”
– Massimiliano Gioni
-
Dancing on her own
My baby niece dancing like there’s no tomorrow.
[vimeo http://vimeo.com/11925060]
-
Rapture
Is there not joy in being man, woman?
You have to live inside it for an hour, two hours, or half day.
Clue or clueless. Use or useless.
“My hummingbird, sing to me
Don’t believe a word that I haven’t heard
Little children laughing at the boys and girls ” – (Meadowlark, Fleet Foxes)“Marry my mind is to say the least
Its been awful hard to just stand on my feet
I think I’ll slow down if I am able
I won’t drown in the ocean
For starving my place at the table
Lucky ones are we all ’til it is over
Everyone near and far ” – (Marry Song, Band of Horses)Let’s end the day!
-
I’m still mourning over ghost that broke my heart before I met you. She said.
Captured from Zombieland (2009)
-
sarah lucas gasm
Appropriation of Sarah Lucas, 2012
Lets say you could have one chance to get your virginity back.
Will you give it to Sarah? Or the chicken?
-
Keep Calm,
nobody else knows what they’re doing, either.
Andam’s farewell party, Domain, Jakarta.
Photo courtesy of her.
-
Laz Zunday
Neither here nor there. – 2012
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ob62uwfNi3s]
B b b b b bbbbaack to Bandung tomorrow!
-
Farmism
photo by Rose E Martin- Fig & Fauna Farm
In the language of photography, there’s a term called the decisive moment – so my sister Rose tells me. It means to capture the time where something is about to happen. The photograph could be a drip or a baseball player just about to make a home run. It’s the picture that leaves you hanging and gives your mind the chance to fill in the next frame. In many ways, to live on a farm is to dwell in the decisive moment. It’s the dough that is rising in the window, the chickies waiting to hatch, the beets growing deep down in the soil, the honey forming cell by cell, the slow morning milking and the pastures improving with each rain. We are hanging on for everything to happen. Meanwhile, I have learned to live in these moments, realizing that the harvest is the smallest part of the equation – it’s the life happening now that we are seeking. We happily welcome four new Aracauna chicks to this world.
~Fig &Fauna Farm
It was recommended to me by Andam. Blissful! Please pamper your eyes here.
-
Common Cold
Waiting for my car to be repaired in a cold cold cold morning. Setiabudi, Bandung.
I want you on my side
To take the hard shots with me
You make it easy to decide
You showed your facets to me
There’s a trail that ends tonight
Within the walls of this living room
All of my thought that weren’t
Like two strays in terminal
Throwing cinders into the sky
Drifting leaves while stoned aside
This is the race we’re meant to runMieke – Flake Music
-
b-a ana b-a ana ana s
Part One: Bert attempts to tell Ernie that he has a banana in his ear, but Ernie cannot hear him because he has a banana in his ear.
Bert: (sees Ernie with a banana in his ear) Ernie? (Ernie does not respond) Hey, uh, Ern?
Ernie: (sees him) OH! Hi, Bert!
Bert: Hey, Ernie, you know that you have a banana in your ear?
Ernie: What was that, Bert?
Bert: (more loudly) I said, you have a banana in your ear, Ernie. Bananas are food. They are to eat, not to put in your ear, Ernie!
Ernie: What did you say, Bert?
Bert: (shouting) WILL YOU JUST TAKE THAT BANANA OUT OF YOUR EAR?!
Ernie: I’m sorry, you’ll have to speak a little louder, Bert! I can’t hear you! I have a banana in my ear! (Bert rumples in anger)
Part Two: Bert comes back and Ernie reveals to him that he uses the banana to keep the alligators away. He uses Bert’s denial of there being alligators on Sesame Street as proof that his method works.
(Later Bert comes back, while Ernie still has the banana in his ear.)
Bert: Ernie…
Ernie: Oh! Hi, Bert!
Bert: You still have that banana in your ear?
Ernie: What?
Bert: (more loudly) I said, you still have that banana in your ear!
Ernie: (hears him, then nods) Yeah, Bert. I know.
Bert: You know? Ernie, why is that banana still in your ear?
Ernie: Listen Bert. I use the banana to keep the alligators away!
Bert: Alligators?? Ernie, there are no alligators on Sesame Street!
Ernie: Right! It’s doing a good job. Isn’t it, Bert? (chuckles while Bert rumples in anger again)
My favorite childhood characters! <3
(text from wiki, image from bling cheese)
