Monthly Archives: February 2011
One step at a time
I’ve been filling my head with not so happy thoughts lately. I’ve been questioning people’s motivations, setting standards and expectations that inevitably lead to disappointment and dismissal. There’s been a time in my life where cynicism and bitterness surrounded my … Continue reading
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Reader: February 21, 2011
- Cute wedding. – Drawing all the buildings in New York. – The zero waste family. – Armory arts week is coming to town next week, there hasn’t been much buzz about it. What do folks expect to see this … Continue reading
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Reader: February 10, 2011
- The power of remix videos. – Outdated but still funny: The worst thing about Valentine’s day. And dirty rotten flowers. – A grocery delivery service. – Tracy Emin: “I promised myself I wouldn’t start making art or making things … Continue reading
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Reader: February 16, 2011
- He’s a bald and otherwise hairless Korean guy but he has long ass hair growing out of his anus. – How to be sick: “There’s something about being sick that makes everyone revert back to being a two-year-old brat, … Continue reading
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Chicken Soup, Vitamin Cocktails, and an Attentive Fiance Cures the Flu
So I’m going on two weeks of sickness now, which is a bit hard to believe considering I’m superwoman. Be it a cold, a fever, a flu, an eye infection, or all the above it preoccupied my time, my thoughts, … Continue reading
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On Writing Well: Part I
Despite it being the medium of choice, writing has never been easy for me. Doubt, criticism, mulling self-consciousness, useless distractions and unproductive idleness are the bane of my existence. Writing in diaries as a kid was the only way I … Continue reading
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Work It Brooklyn returns February 23 at Public Assembly!
Last year 3 Greenpointers; Briana, Aja and I organized a social networking event for all the freelancing creatives out there called Work It Brooklyn and it was a raging success. The best part was speed networking, which as you can … Continue reading
Chautauqua: Creating Community Through Food
I’ve had the honor and pleasure of collaborating with Derek Denckla, founder of Farm City, in the past and I am so excited for his upcoming project called Chautauqua: Creating Community Through Food, featuring 20+ events in the likes of … Continue reading
My first story for Hyperallergic
I’ve been having the hardest time crawling out of this rut. My brain is 100% overwhelmed and scattered and I can only be so productive under these conditions. The combination between just having one too many projects in my hands … Continue reading
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