For anyone who doesn’t have the budget to visit music festivals,like Coachella and the controversial 7107 Fest, you don’t have to go far to see one for yourselves. In fact, you don’t even have to spend a lot of money to watch them at all.
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Of all the things you wouldn’t expect to happen when inside a busy train in the middle of rush is to sit right next to an old man watching one of the best mind-f*cking sci-fi shows of all time.
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Oh my!
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For more than a year, I have enjoyed my extended vacation under domestic bliss, all the while my soul gets burned into crisp by the fires of unemployment hell. Now, I may have to bid that adieu as I try to land myself a decent job to finally get myself back in the market. Continue reading
It’s hard to know if our minds find joy in spinning our heads with whatever dreams they can concoct every time we fall asleep. In my case, I have had premonitions that eventually came true with minor tweaks in real detailing, as well as dreams that makes me self-aware that I am talking in my sleep.
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Death at Home
One thing I don’t like about masa stations in general is how they all sound the same: DJ’s with names that are as ridiculous as their supposed on-air “personalities”, playlists containing the same set of old yet overused songs from the last 3 decades getting played just about every hour day in and day out, and of course the giggling raksasas creeping in the background and stingers of women sexually hungry for an orgasm.
After more than 3 years of fearing the inevitable, it finally happened. After 17 years on the air, Studio 23 is finally folding up to give way for a new sport-oriented network to take its place.
Farewell, Studio 23.
Back when the latest in Top 40 music always hit the airwaves without the help of Youtube and iTunes, people would turn on the radio and listen to their favorite tunes, picking up every word in the lyrics to imagine a story being told by a narrator, from Madonna to Michael V. Shuffle somehow have managed recreate that kind of pre-millenial hobby into a visual art form of sorts.
Change is gradual as change is inevitable. Such a concept is interwoven to create a story of growing up and chasing life. That may have been what Cocoon turned itself into.
Unfortunately for me, I never had the privilege of checking out this exhibit’s opening night because of some uncontrollable circumstances that weekend so I decided to come by on its second and final day where it didn’t really fall short of what making every day of an MMA exhibit count.
A Life’s Story
What if the average idiom becomes the subject of an exhibit concept? We get literally Literal.
Sorry, I had my brain removed by neurosurgeons that day.
