(PS: i havent written a journal in a while, so this one is kinda long.)
Anyway, the last month has been pretty interesting. Lets see....
I think getting this design company to work is the most important thing in my life though.sooooo
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oh, but I learnt something very, very important
Think about it, alot of us did our most creative work when we were at university. Perhaps, not as technically savvy as we are now (or the best), but creatively, our minds were open with possibility - ten fold. Why? its all about people and environment, perhaps the challenge even. Im not saying make brand new friends, just hang out with some other people, or person, or perhaps make a phone call once a week, so now and then, to someone and get a bit of yourself back. Monotony will kill you, thats all. Be around people that challenge you. kay!
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oh oh oh oh, best song ever! Grapevine Fires by Death Cab for Cutie...I only got the new(ish) album last week so bare with my excitement. The video is freakin, beyond rad, so be sure to check it on the Y-Tube. Heres the second verse, which is so beautiful I wish I wrote it myself.
"We bought some wine and some papercups
Near your daughter's school when we picked her up
And drove to a cemetery on a hill
On a hill.
And we watched the plumes paint the sky gray
And she laughed and danced through the field of graves
There I knew it would be alright
That everything would be alright,
Would be alright"
.......yeah, not as awesome if you jutst read it, so go give it a listen.
and
I love you.
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