Recent Blog Posts
Too Soon
post a comment | posted 3 weeks ago
Originally posted at tinybites of reality
The public vs. the private suicide...
Vladimir Nabokov's LOLITA Revisited
post a comment | posted Sep 10
Originally posted at tinybites of reality
Please check out my video series on YouTube:Nabokov's LOLITA RevisitedPart IIILOUD INSIDE
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Not-So-Recent Blog Posts
with honours
post a comment | posted Aug 26
Originally posted at tinybites of reality
I'm really addicted to creating these colour-themed, flickriver badges.
CHEEKY MONKEY play ball
post a comment | posted Aug 25
Originally posted at tinybites of reality
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Quick... first thing that comes to mind.
post a comment | posted Aug 25
Originally posted at tinybites of reality
Click -- link takes you to site with a giant blue and red crab. You've never seen one before. What is the first thing you want to know?Anthony Bourdain... I wonder what that tastes like?Rachael Ray......
crash into me
post a comment | posted Aug 10
Originally posted at tinybites of reality
Every once in a while -- say three years -- a song comes along and enters my soul. It drives me, moves me, makes me feel alive. Don't laugh, but the song "Crash" by Dave Mathews is that life force fo...
art in the park
post a comment | posted Aug 2
Originally posted at tinybites of reality
A couple of days ago, I made a video that features a song by Simon and Garfunkel. As a preteen, I loved their music. I used to lie on the carpeted floor of my family room--next to one of the stereo s...
the third option saves the day!
post a comment | posted Jul 22
Originally posted at tinybites of reality
Yesterday I wrote about wanting to read Primo Levi's book, Survival in Auschwitz. I wasn't sure if I should buy it now in paper form or wait another month and buy the ebook for the Kindle I will...
Jehne Golightly
post a comment | posted Jul 20
Originally posted at tinybites of reality
Hey, what's up? Jehne Golightly here. I have an important bit of wisdom to share: Two hundred books are not easy to transport. Can you imagine what it would be like to lug them around on a vac...