That’s the thing about happiness--you never can tell when you’ve reached a peak. You can only compare where you are to where you’ve been.

all i've been listening to this weekend

talk about a good weekend playlist.

cycles

it's funny, how it all repeats.

guess people never do completely change.

a blur is really the only way to describe it.

i miss you, pali band marching season '10

m. galasso photography

IV

(a)

lone

(ly)?

i can't feel the difference right now,

the stress is smothering it all.

i hope i'm not trapped?

meltdown.

turn my head with talk of summertime,

that's all i ask of you.

I've found that I have a weird habit of using my middle finger when it comes to very inconsequential tasks, like casually opening a car door. (ok, this is going to be one of those stereotypically stupid [and more pointless than normal] blog posts, just a warning)

Actually, screw it, I should get back to organic chemistry, meh. I just feel like I flip too many things off when I don't mean it, like that poor car door. And those objects probably don't care anyways. Now I'll stop stalling work..after I grab grub.

bringing it back

mark galasso photography.

capturing moments and archiving memories.

what an evening that was.

feels like the first time

dci dreamin'

peanut butter is going to be the end of me.

electric minds

wild thoughts, feral

beasts clawing through synapses

sparks flying, sense dies

'10 shoutout

I'm late to posting this, but I feel obligated to.

Thank you to everything in my life that has made 2010 unforgettable. Invigorating music, quirky personalities, passionate moments, painful days, zeniths of success, those long friday nights, newfound directions, I could go on and on while get vaguer and vaguer, but if you've made an impact on my life in 2010, I'm sure you know of it.

If not, I'll make sure you do this year.

(stolen from emily. i love it too much.)