Friday
Creative/pretentious titles aren't coming to me at the moment.
To do list:
-Finish Anoxonmetic (or however you spell it) drawing
-Find out how I am going to tackle my sustainability project
-Become an Architecture Student cliche by having very little sleep and spending years in studio.
Showing posts with label Friday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Friday. Show all posts
Friday, 30 March 2012
Labels:
Architecture,
Friday,
Photography,
Sleep
Friday, 17 February 2012
Labels:
Architecture,
Friday,
Photography
Friday, 10 February 2012
Labels:
Friday,
Light,
Night,
Petrol Cost,
Photography
Friday, 27 January 2012
Saturday, 17 December 2011
Glimpses
Saw the sun "yesternight" (its a phrase I'm hoping will catch on) and today more importantly I saw some of my peeps so that was a night of delightfulness.
Saw the sun "yesternight" (its a phrase I'm hoping will catch on) and today more importantly I saw some of my peeps so that was a night of delightfulness.
Labels:
Friday,
Friends,
Night,
Photography,
Winnie
Friday, 19 August 2011
Friday
Time for forgetting to post and realising you didn't post on Tuesday but making up for it by posting a picture of cheese.
Time for forgetting to post and realising you didn't post on Tuesday but making up for it by posting a picture of cheese.
Labels:
Friday,
Micheal McCabe,
Photography
Friday, 8 July 2011
Labels:
Friday,
Micheal McCabe,
Photography
Friday, 18 March 2011
Friday
1 out of 3 things I planned for today were followed through and to be honest watching Havoc in the Garden (a play about one day in suburbia that would further define, break and heal the lives of those who lived in it, not their words just my pretentious ramble) by Massive was the best. Which, if I understood correctly is touring New Zealand and those who can see it should.
Raising my own havoc in the only way I know by drinking tea and hot chocolates excessively and trawling the internet. Rebellion.
1 out of 3 things I planned for today were followed through and to be honest watching Havoc in the Garden (a play about one day in suburbia that would further define, break and heal the lives of those who lived in it, not their words just my pretentious ramble) by Massive was the best. Which, if I understood correctly is touring New Zealand and those who can see it should.
Raising my own havoc in the only way I know by drinking tea and hot chocolates excessively and trawling the internet. Rebellion.
Labels:
Drama,
Friday,
Havoc in the Garden,
Micheal McCabe,
Self Photography
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