#weird reflection

[aerishikari]

When you wish you habe been near and accident...No ne is dead! 

No... Nothing like this! Just...

In Poland, this truck full of melted chocolate had an accident... 

MELTED CHOCOLATE!!

[shockyjocky]

Item: A Thought Bubble Rarity: ✦ Uncommon

Has a game ever genuinely changed how you think about something?

Feed your dashboard by answering my question, blogger.

Gris. I felt like for the first time I was playing an art piece and not just a video game, and it changed that way I thought about video games. It made me want to pursue video games as a career.

[kappatater]

Tri-reflected bug outside my work building

[queenelvismusings]

best of  summer 2013

-”-it’s probably a bit random to write about music released two years ago, but i have been bubbling about with this idea for awhile. 2013 was the first year that i was really active within my college radio scene as the music director of my university’s station. it was a challenging role at first, because i didn’t feel “fit” for it. if you are a follower of my other blog, you may know that i gravitate toward the “older” tunes, especially the older college/alt tunes. i knew that i had purposefully put myself in a little bubble; i was closing myself off to a lot of material released in the last ten to fifteen years. i felt so excited because i now had the platform to expand upon the music scene, and give music and artists a platform when they may not have a platform to play with otherwise. some of these choices weren’t released in 2013; they were records that i discovered during that time.

2013 was a crazy year. it was my first full year in college, where i did all of the “stuff” you were supposed to do while getting used to the luxury known as parental freedom. i was learning about myself in numerous ways, and i really started to try and figure out who i wanted to be as a person. it took a lot longer for me to figure that out, but i really felt like i was starting this all too important process. this music was the soundtrack to that almost post- adolescence i should have experienced a few years earlier.

- “what do you want to do”- louise burns.

-”summertime sadness”- lana del rey

-”all the time”- diamond rings

-”never run away”- kurt vile

-”my god is the sun”- queens of the stone age

- “sprawl ii: mountains beyond mountains”- arcade fire

-”rat farm”- meat puppets

-”simplicity’s key”- claps

-”this is love (feels alright)”- camera obscura

-”global concepts”- robert delong

-”heavenmetal”- chelsea light moving

-”true love’- free energy

-”weight of love”- gliss

-”holly”- buffalo rodeo

“mirrorage”- glasser

i definite my life through seasonal playlists. it’s the journal that i used to be so good with keeping in high school. i got really busy in college, and neglected writing (i know..) by way of composing lists of songs and turning them into spotify playlists. i’ve been crazy nostalgic for these times because i’m approaching my last year of college. i’m doing that normal “oh god, should i have done this differently” reflection, and then getting on myself because the times i had and the decisions i made ultimately had an impact on the person i am today.