2013

Somehow it’s already 15 days into 2013. Is time moving faster, or is it just me? Sorry, guys, for neglecting this blog so much. And, honestly, the amount of posting I do here… Read More →

November: NaNo, Kat-Crits, and Sandy

How they hey is it already November, guys? Seriously? I’ve gotta get my pie-pumpkins roasted so I can start cooking! Anyone else thrown for a loop by how quickly time is flowing by?… Read More →

O-tanjoubi Omedetou + Crits for Water + Some Photos I Like

This is going to be a post full of random (but awesome random). First of all, it’s my birthday. (BALLOONS! HAPPINESS! and later, I shall have COCOA WINE sent from my LOVELY PARENTS… Read More →

An Oldie but a Goodie: World Water Day

A Mizu Nomihodai memory… In November of 2009, as I neared the end of Mizu Nomihodai (All you can drink Water, my first charity: water campaign), I got this phone call at my… Read More →

Start your Engines. Crits for Water 2012!

So, after Thursday’s slightly tongue-in-cheek account of my life (I know, everyone was reading with baited breath), here’s the Sorta Secret Thing. I bet lots of you guessed it. Yeah, Crits for Water… Read More →

Hometown Pride

OLYMPIA, Wash (Reuters) – The Washington state Senate passed legislation on Wednesday night to legalize gay marriage, moving the state closer to joining six other U.S. states and Washington, D.C. in allowing same-sex… Read More →

Serious <3

“…in Iran, we think democracy means comfort, when in fact freedom means having to bear responsibility, which is difficult.” -Farhadi, director of the Iranian film, A Separation I spent most of today doing… Read More →

2012 Resolutions: If you don’t make ‘em, you can’t break ‘em.

Last year, I made a huge, GINORMOUS list of resolutions. And despite failing on a number of them, it worked out pretty well. (Highlights? I got an agent, raised nearly $7000 for charity:… Read More →

Attention airports

Seriously, airports? Seriously? Dudes, a huge majority of your customers are gonna have laptops/cell-phones/other electronic objects that require charging. Especially if you’re an international airport. For goodness sake, please get more outlets. Please.

Sex and Pizza

“Why do you have pizza?” “You’re hungry,” a cross-country runner said. “Because you want to,” Vernacchio affirmed. “It starts with desire, an internal sense — not an external ‘I got a game today,… Read More →