Wednesday, September 08, 2010

shock shock horror!

my English is apalling. when i speak, there are additional syllables floating around. when i write, my grammar is horrible - yesterday was today is happening. i hate this.

it would be a great time to start reading. these are the unread books that have been gathering dust, some for more than 2 years...

tuesdays with morrie (1/4 through)
design of everyday things (1/3)
midnight's children
the alchemist (5 pages)

im sure there are a couple more, i don;t remember them so they're not significant enough to mention. let's see how this experiment would help my English. ugh.

Monday, September 06, 2010

inspiration

judging by the amount of time i have been spending surfing the internet and the celebrity circle on facebook, i lack inspiration. i need a new muse. an idea. some vague direction. a journey.

there's no reason to be static. it's time to take out the diana, nikki, the passport and hop skip and jump around the world a bit. (bank account permitting ofcourse...)

my daydreams are of long train rides, country hopping by ferry (richard hammond style). driving around aimlessly. i don't know. go from singapore to london by land... maybe.. i just want that slight bit of the unexpected in this world of all expectations. a craving to discover, dream and come to life!

and then let it take over, be my muse and inspire my soul...

Sunday, September 05, 2010

you may say that i'm a dreamer, but i'm not the only one..

i woke up this morning startled by a dream that a pinch would not be able to bring me out of. if it is to make any sense at all, the space in this dream, much like in inception ,was architecturally intriguing, interesting and inspiring. (that's a mouthful of i - words..)

anyway, it was an entirely new concept of urban life. the connectivity that the world offers makes it so much easier to work from home, your bed, or let's say somewhere in the ocean. in this dream, we all exist in a society where we work from home, so much so that for the faint willed and tough to motivate kind, you can rent desk space near your home and communally work with people who live near you. you share the infrastructure of the office, like printing and internet, snacks, lounge and what not. the cool part is you get to work with people from varying specialisations, cut the commute to the office, probably be working in another country and sit right beside your family while you work. i was amazed at the reality of this office space, the cocoon of existence, the independence and the control that you have over your life. the best part were the details... never fear, all desks can be converted to be used in any profession (maybe not for doctors or nurses) but definitely for architects. it's a malleable workspace, you can draw, sketch, dock your laptop and do anything you would be doing at work next week.

lovely, isn't it?

Visit Sri Lanka 2011

Thursday, September 02, 2010

The No Excuses Policy

Since the 1st day of September 2010, the controller of Insee's Mindworks has decided to implement a no excuses accepted, "No Excuses Policy". (#Ref Article No. 0.0) Strictly speaking, no excuses will be entertained. You are recommended to always get to the point or get the job done.

Signed by Controller in Chief (Amelie) in the presence of witness (Insee).

PS: God have mercy on the innocents.

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