In one word, how would you describe Jojo and Marissa? I’m reaching out to our blog readers, if there are any out there, to ask for suggestions on a new website name. Any suggestion is much appreciated!
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Good day and good morrow to you all! I would not be any kind of decent person if I did not share news of these upcoming concerts with you.
April 13 - Eli “Paperboy” Reed & the True Loves - House of Blues (Soul)
May 18 - The Kooks - House of Blues (Brit-Pop)
August 2 - Richard Cheese & […]
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Not too many exciting things have come to pass this week, other than me reporting for jury duty and narrowly escaping. But I have been reading…a lot. Surprisingly, I have just now gotten around to reading one of the most notable books by a favorite author of mind, Philip K. Dick (PKD). […]
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On a spur of the moment last night, my friend and I decided that we would go see The Itals up at the Belly Up. Seeing as how I won ALL my matches, finally, at the Thursday night table tennis round robin, I was excited to celebrate a bit. We both rushed home to shower and […]
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It’s not like I need another hobby, but my love for photography keeps resurfacing. Everyone knows how much I love taking pictures, sometimes to the point where I miss what’s actually going on because I’m trying to get a certain shot.
Using the honeymoon as an excuse, we upgraded from our super old Canon Powershot SD200 […]
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My best friend just got married! He is perfect for her, and she is perfect for him, in every way. Theirs is a union of intense love, deep passion, spontaneity, romance, random bursts of belly laughs and high-pitched squeaks, endless quirkiness, and everlasting fun.
Needless to say, the wedding was unforgettable. We all teared up at […]
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The art of mehndi, or mehendi, is the application of henna on the skin. In Indian culture, brides are exquisitely decorated with henna on their hands and feet.
I’ve been lucky this past week to witness this tradition for my best friend’s wedding. The bride’s closest friends and family gathered at her house for an evening […]
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