Month: April 2007

I guess I should update the wee blog, eh? Not that there’s much to report, but I can say that this year has been a year full of anticipations. I’m currently anticipating: World Pinhole Photography Day. That would be this Sunday. What can I say. I’m a photogeek.The Elora Festival’s 19th Annual Book Sale, which…… Continue reading Anticipating the Anticipations

Looks like Spring is finally here, though no guarantee on how long it’s going to last (we’ve had snow in May before). I finally got around to planting some seeds we picked up from the dollar store this morning. Three packets for a buck! Though I am wondering what my chance to succeed with these…… Continue reading Spring is the Time to Grow

Don’t you just love the title of this entry? It could’ve been a title of a crappy song from the 90s. But I’m referring the title to my blog entries. A friend recently asked me what I posted about in my blog. I told him that I posted about how much I hated people. But…… Continue reading Too Much Love (Not Enough Hate)

Damn, I could’ve bought myself a round trip to Paris (France, not Ontario — yes, there is a Paris, Ontario)! Not that I’m allowed to leave Canada. I so can’t wait to get my permanent resident status. Right now I’m still worrying about whether or not they’re going to extend my visitor visa. It expired…… Continue reading Cheap Flights to Europe

My birthday was this past Saturday and it was lovely. I got a Venus Flytrap plant kit, a couple of books, and an extension tube set for my dSLR from Troy, a 35mm Ricoh SLR camera kit from my brother- and sister-in-law, and some cash from Troy’s parents and grandparents which I spent on a…… Continue reading Belated Birthday Post

I haven’t posted anything to my Vox account in ages (I wouldn’t even put a link to it) but today I decided to surf around Vox out of boredom and I came across a post with a video of Alanis Morissette doing a hilarious parody of Black Eyed Peas (horrible) song, “My Humps”: She doesn’t…… Continue reading My Humps and Moon River

Living on the other side of the world from my homeland Indonesia, I get this weird feeling of satisfaction every time we purchase something with “Made In Indonesia” printed on it. In fact, I’m kind of obsessed with such products. The only place I could find the rare Indonesian-made products (other than food and woodcrafts)…… Continue reading Made In Indonesia