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Music: Cover – Ride Wit Me (Nelly)
Just screwing around on a Friday afternoon. Oh, does it bring memories from 7th grade.
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Music – Cover – The Beatles – I Want To Hold Your Hand
A live bedroom session recording of The Beatles’ I Want To Hold Your Hand.
For more music, check out the Sessions 2011 album here.
Oh yeah, I´ll tell you…
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Music: Cover – Adele – Someone Like You
A live bedroom session recording of Adele’s Someone Like You.
For more music, check out the Sessions 2011 album here.
I’ve heard, that you’re settled down.
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Photos: Santropol Roulant, Montreal
I had the pleasure of visiting my friend Chad Lubelsky this weekend in Montreal, where he works as the Interim Executive Director of Santropol Roulant. After taking a tour and fully soaking in the energy and creativity of the place, I jumped at the opportunity to do a small series of photos. If you live in Montreal, you have to check these guys out, they’re doing some great things (explanations in photos).
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Project Meditation: Week 1 – My Brain is a Wreck
One of my goals from my post about being better was to begin meditating for 5 minutes a day every day. It’s been a week, 7 full days,…
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Photos: Guangzhou, China
The following are photos taken in Guangzhou, China from July 2-7, 2011
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Rewind. Refresh. Reboot: The Moment I Decided To Be Better Again
This post documents how I realized I sucked, and the steps I’ve decided to take to be better.
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My Life Weighs 24lbs
As a follow-up to my post “I Don’t Need Stuff” I’ve decided to pack everything I now own into a single backpack and weigh it.
24 pounds.
I cheated though. I’m not including household…
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I don’t need stuff
It’s the first time in 18 years that the coming of September didn’t accompany the need to go back to school. Don’t get me wrong, I’m happy to be out. Whether for now or for good, I need some space to reflect on life. What I didn’t expect, however, was the instant monotony that set in due to the lack of a new semester, new courses, and new peers. The school system provided a life-reset, a level-up. It was something to look forward to. With work, the days began to merge into one another effortlessly. The result was a feeling of wasted time and wasted life.
I needed to know what made me happy. Obviously, I wasn’t looking for some objective, universal, answer, but moreso, “what makes me happy today?”