Inadvertently Domesticated

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Blinks: Capilano Rainforest

I just realized how spoiled we are with Instagram when I wanted to do some post-processing on this photo sans tilt-shift-focus and Inkwell filter. A similar shot was actually posted on Instagram taken with the iPhone, but this one was taken with my good old fashioned Nikon D90. This was my first time to visit [...]

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IDesign: Starting Design School

So folks, I’m starting IDesign, the design series of ID — inadvertently domesticated, in case you didn’t make the connection, LOL! Yes, this is quite diametrically opposed to whatever path I am in now, but to be honest with you, this does not come as a total random thing to me. If you read my [...]

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On the Loose: Christmas Shopping

Christmas shopping was a lot easier and faster this year. I do not know if it was because most of our family, friends and godchildren are overseas or because I did this year’s shopping with my husband. I am more inclined to believe that it is the latter. LOL. But, we did only have very [...]

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Blinks: Up, Up and Away

Instagram has been quite an obsession as well as all those post-processing apps out there. This picture is one of the first pictures that I have posted on Instagram. Thankfully, I woke up when I heard this loud blowing noise that I thought was coming from the home constructions down the street. I hurried to [...]

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No Mental Picture Required

With less than a month to go for our trip…OMG it is less than a month… I’m really starting to pack. Well, not exactly putting my stuff in my luggages yet but listing them all down, ordering things as necessary, especially ordering euros, and just making sure where things are. Two of the things we [...]

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Blinks: City Lights 2

photo & post processing: Ms B taken: April 2008, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong The amazingly vibrant Hong Kong. This posterized image of Hong Kong Island features the Bank of China Tower made by the geometry-loving, and one of my personal favorite architects, I. M. Pei. This was taken before the Symphony of Lights played [...]

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Moving Posts: Literati: Sestina-esque Poem during a Physical Chemistry Exam

I will be slowing moving my posts from my old blog so that they’re all in one place! This entry was first published in my old blog on October 20, 2009, which I have now turned to private viewing. *** I hunger for meaning. Define for me the world of numbers, of thinking, of knowing. [...]

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Instant Messaging Concert

Okay, so I thought I’d blog something, err, big, but I got held up by my lovely Little Princess on Skype. I find it really divine that both Um and I grew up in creative environments. There are artists, unsung poets and lyricists, writers, musicians from both our families. It’s not very surprising, then, that [...]

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Magnetic Poetry: Colorful Seasons

Occasionally, creativity befalls upon me, when the words just flow through my veins with such power and majesty, or when images come together like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. Occasionally, this happens in the kitchen (though this happens mostly while in the shower). Thank you, Magnetic Poetry, for the words on my fridge.