Another work of my late uncle, I have been spending endless hours staring at this.
Sunday, September 29, 2013
Friday, September 6, 2013
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Bavarian cream pie
Scene from the episode "The Soup Nazi" of season 7 of TV series Seinfeld.
Jerry: It was stupid of me.
Sheila: Well, it was very insulting.
Jerry: No, I know. I...I was really sort of half-joking.
Sheila: Well, behind every joke there's some truth.
Jerry: What about that Bavarian cream pie joke I told you? There's no truth to that. Nobody with a terminal illness goes from United States to Europe for a piece of Bavarian cream pie and then when he gets there and they don't have it he says:" Aw, I'll just have some coffee." There's no truth to that.
Sheila: Will, I guess you're right.
Jerry: So, am I forgiven, shmoopy?
Sheila: Yes, shmoopy.
Jerry: Aaaaw!
Monday, September 2, 2013
Some of the gears used in CV 45
Topeak RaceRocket MT pump
Continental tire levers x2
Park Tool Rescue Tool MTB-7
Elite Hygene 550 ml
Suunto Ambit with HR strap
Sony HDR-AS15
Continental tube 28''
Giro Athlon
Shimano XC50N
Hestra Bike Short Sr
Rawlings Eye Black
Oakley Radar Range
Friday, August 16, 2013
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Beautiful riffs courtesy of Iron Maiden
Playlist XVIII.
1. "Fear of The Dark"
2. "Wasted Years"
3. "Aces High"
4. "Run To The Hills"
5. "The Evil That Men Do"
6. "The Trooper"
7. "Seventh Son of a Seventh Son"
8. "The Number of The Beast"
9. "Hallowed Be Thy Name"
10. "Afraid To Shoot At Strangers"
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
12
It has been 12 years now since I moved 'out'. Never would have imagined that I will have such a long run. During this course, I have gained many things and lost many things as well and I have been though some.
I guess I will never know if I have made a right move or not, probably not even the time would be able to tell.
It went by just like that...like many other things...like almost everything else.
So strange...so strange...
Sigh!
Monday, August 12, 2013
Sunday, July 28, 2013
CHOP SUEY!
I don't think you trust
In, my, self-righteous suicide
I, cry, when angels deserve to die
Father! Father! Father! Father!
"Father into your hands, I commend my spirits"*
Father into your hands
Why have you forsaken me
In your eyes forsaken me
In your thoughts forsaken me
In your heart forsaken me
* Luke 23:46
In, my, self-righteous suicide
I, cry, when angels deserve to die
Father! Father! Father! Father!
"Father into your hands, I commend my spirits"*
Father into your hands
Why have you forsaken me
In your eyes forsaken me
In your thoughts forsaken me
In your heart forsaken me
* Luke 23:46
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Tuesday, July 9, 2013
147!
Yes, it has been 4 months since I last wrote here, not that I forgot about it but it was just complicated given the series of events that happened and what not.
I will now exit my self imposed exile and try to reflect on that. A couple of days after my post on Vasaloppet, I had an unfortunate accident on the XC track which left me grounded for 2 weeks at home and left a scar on my face. Then I saw my little princess to go through the toughest period of sickness ever. It took me some substantial time to realize what had actually happened but it did have a major impact on my mindset.
If only I could turn back time...
I sought comfort in other aspects of life but they only thing which helped me was my immediate family and in particular my daughter. I cannot say that I have fully recovered from that hit (as the scar is still physically there and most probably will never go away fully) but the only escape or rather defense was to attack. I got very much inspiration from the following quote which I read somewhere:
"Tant que je respire, j'attaque!" - "As long as I breath, I attack!"
So I got myself to another quite dangerous passion of mine, mountain biking and I will take part in my bike race ever really soon (I have to write more about my relation to cycling later on and some of my escapades back in the days). I just want to take part and enjoy the atmosphere, so no competition really... not to be a winner but feel like one.
I have been thinking very much about my blog and I deeply regret not 'pouring out' here during all the hard times but I didn't mostly due to fear and a good deal of laziness as always; it's much easier to write posts in my brain as they come up rather than writing them down here. I was afraid and broken and for some inexplicable masochistic way, I wanted to stay that way: I just can not figure why.
I witnessed a close friend of mine one lose a dear one and that also gave me shock and added more emptiness to the way that I see the world and our relations with people around us: family, friends, coworkers etc...they all will 'go' at one point and so will I. At the very end, I just realized the most meaningful thing in this life is my child who gives me the utter joy in life, without expectations, without prejudice and will always always forgive my faults and loves me exactly the way I am, as crazy and as distorted as I may be.
If only I could turn back time...
I sought comfort in other aspects of life but they only thing which helped me was my immediate family and in particular my daughter. I cannot say that I have fully recovered from that hit (as the scar is still physically there and most probably will never go away fully) but the only escape or rather defense was to attack. I got very much inspiration from the following quote which I read somewhere:
"Tant que je respire, j'attaque!" - "As long as I breath, I attack!"
So I got myself to another quite dangerous passion of mine, mountain biking and I will take part in my bike race ever really soon (I have to write more about my relation to cycling later on and some of my escapades back in the days). I just want to take part and enjoy the atmosphere, so no competition really... not to be a winner but feel like one.
I have been thinking very much about my blog and I deeply regret not 'pouring out' here during all the hard times but I didn't mostly due to fear and a good deal of laziness as always; it's much easier to write posts in my brain as they come up rather than writing them down here. I was afraid and broken and for some inexplicable masochistic way, I wanted to stay that way: I just can not figure why.
I witnessed a close friend of mine one lose a dear one and that also gave me shock and added more emptiness to the way that I see the world and our relations with people around us: family, friends, coworkers etc...they all will 'go' at one point and so will I. At the very end, I just realized the most meaningful thing in this life is my child who gives me the utter joy in life, without expectations, without prejudice and will always always forgive my faults and loves me exactly the way I am, as crazy and as distorted as I may be.
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