Who doesn’t like Jessica Alba?
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the honesty a photograph can speak is uncanny, from the photographer to the viewer a bridge is formed, and displayed in such a way that video cannot communicate. All through a single piece of emulsion, with light baked into it. To form what most of the time are rare, indescribable memories.
—(via petercurrie)
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What a way to tip things off.
What a way to tip things off for my blog. Josh@engadget leaving, the Japan tragedy… I guess I shouldn’t group the two together.
Let’s leave things at that.
For the past 5 years or so I’ve used Xanga, Yahoo Blog, Jasco, but they all just weren’t the total package. Xanga died off when Facebook became popular. Y!Blog died because of spammers. And Jasco, let’s just say it’s boring.
So far, I really like the theme I’m using right now! Makes me so motivated to keep this blog up!
Cheers!
Some 50, 60 hours ago, a tsunami struck Japan.
This earthquake/tsunami that hit Japan is truly horrifying. Shows how real movies like Cloverfield and The Day After Tomorrow are.
BBC has this all covered. Hit the link if you want to stay updated.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-12729138
God Bless those people.
So this is how I started my Tumblr.
I’m pretty sure a lot of people know engadget.com, and it’s EIC will be leaving soon. And so I tuned to his blog, and loved the skin or interface (whatever you want to call it).
I’m not much of a writer, since English isn’t technically my first language (I might have just made my first grammatical error).
But be prepared to see a lot of my photographs and pictures.
So here I am. Bye Jasco, hi Tumblr, and bye Josh.
It’s hard to believe that I’m currently writing the words I seem to be writing, though a casual stock-taking of my senses dictates that it must be true. Here I am, at my computer, typing letters one by one into a plain text document, rolling along through one of the strangest posts I’ve…
