Paper Lions, Hollerado, and the latter's van... at 1AM. |
Some posts I'm proud of (in chronological order),
- Identity
- "The Space In Between"
- Exposé: Mobile
- Islands (and 9 other masterpieces)
- Modern Atlantis
- Building Happiness
- Imagine, I could be anywhere in the world
- LIGHTS releases new "winter jam"
- It's What We Do, page 74
- A signing piece of paper
- California's Secret Freelance: Signal Hill
- Coffee
- Exposé: I Am Empire
- But first she must plant the seed.
- I don't know the truth
- Adelaide, Australia's Brazen Kids of York
- Crash Parallel's Sunset In Reverse
- Brighton's Mirrors release debut album
- Entrepreneurs's Bubblegunk / Fuck Tactics
- "... I was the one when you needed love"
- Seapony debut, Go With Me (+STREAM)
- Burlington's 26th Sound of Music Festival
- And Then Adversity Persists (1998)
- The Cape Race's mini-album Now, Voyager
- Brooklyn, NY: Grooms sophomore release
- Profile: Followed by Ghosts
- Ben Champagne on Broken Life Stories
- An interview with Jamie Matechuk
- London, UK: BBC's A Different Kind Of Fix
Now that I look at that list, it wasn't as bad as I thought. Especially after reading other good moments in the archives. Part of me regrets the decision to break my post-per-day schedule, but a larger part regrets not writing poetry much now. Since last Christmas, I've been doing some infrequent writing for Brennan's Eastscene webzine; but more recently, I've been contributing to Chantelle's blog, The Converse Rockstar, and Georgina's style blog, fashion for the soul.
Some things I've written in other locations,
- (ES) I Am Empire - Kings Album Review
- (ES) The Barettas make us a playlist
- (ES) Austra - Feel It Break Album Review
- (TCR) Love, Toronto: The Glitch Mob's WCMTWS video
- (ffts) denim?
- (ffts) blazing pink
- (TCR) Love, Toronto: A Rose for the Dead
Apparently moms love me as well, because I got nominated and came in 15th or so in a list of Top 25 Kid Bloggers on Circle of Moms. Personally, I thought I wasn't personal enough and swore too much for that, but go figure. I'm not complaining.
In terms of personal development- the most difficult topic, haha... erm, I can now drive with an adult and I got a job this summer? Of course it's minimum wage, but I love baking (and food in general). The only other thing I did was sing. Alot. But it's still a work in progress, so you won't be hearing any of that yet.