cultural aversion
My brain is made of mush, alongside all these brains stuff. I believe in sustainable living not out of environmental consciousness but more so in vue of a possible apocalypse and due to my ever growing disdain for human beings.
I like the song Big in Japan by Alphaville.
Born in the 70s. Montreal resident. Ex-Ex-Pat. Ex-Philadelphian, Ex-Las Vegan but ALL VEGAN.
Beagle gal pal and lover of the cervidae family.
Honorary graduate of Starfleet Academy.
Oh Autumn. How I love the.
October has always been one of my favourite months, in fact, I have a sleeve dedicated to this month.
Now it’s November, let the pre-winter mood games begin.
To apologize for my lack of recent posts here is a picture of a double rainbow i caught while waiting for the elevator tonight.
Featured underneath is the Sciences pavilion of the UQUAM. I like to stay close to lab geeks (and stalk ‘em).
After picking up Yoda the kitten-sized cat we got stuck on the 24/bus behind this parade. They eventually turned down a street… of course it had to be the street corner of my stop.
It was gorgeous. I had heard bagpipes from my balcony a little earlier and thought i was going scottish crazy. Turns out i am not (100%) crazy (just partially).
Smile Friday / june 2010, Vegas. I can’t smile much right now, i am SICK SICK SICK and it makes for a very hypocritical smile. As we approach christmas and expect more snow i will look back at summer photographs with much longing even if i prefer white fluffy paysages. It is hard to be biased when sick.
GPOYW
Now THIS is some sexy modeling! 2006ish… at the montgomeryville mall sippin’ on some mocha frap! (have i raved about the fact that they custom make them now?! mocha frappuccinos have always been my downfall but since turning vegan i didn’t have the option f trying to get fat by use of iced mochas… now i do!). I wore those shoes until they had holes in them… then wore em still for a year or so… Those jeans? i kind of recall but i am unsure what i did with them. I didn’t have much money to dress myself in those days so cheap jeans and old shirts worked out fine. I believe i was still sleeping on an air mattress in an empty room at that point, which was a definite upgrade from sleeping on a friend’s futon between his front door and the refrigerator while our little japanese friend Sumie slept under the kitchen table.
Since i didn’t have much money to spend on actual fun things to do i resolved to going to the mall and humping trash cans. Good times.
on my way to get frightened by zombies
