First Venture Outside Belfast

I don't know about you, but this is why I came.



The water looked freakishly like tropical water.


This really is the greenest country you will ever see (and yellowest?)

I don't feel satisfied until I step on the furthest edges possible.



The rope bridge we had to cross to get there.
(The bridge itself was actually the main attraction)





Giant's Causeway


That's all folks!
Coming up next, adventures from my refrigerator!!

Trials and Tribulations

My father likes to create problems that are not there. He recently did this regarding a non-issue that I knew did not exist (i.e. there was no problem at all and I knew it) and this is what happened...

Upon finding evidence in the lack of problem, this was my response via email:

ME:
TAKE THAT MOTHERFUCKER!!

there will be no problem and i knew that there was no problem. STOOPID

APPARENTLY HE DID NOT RECEIVE THIS EMAIL TOUT SUITE.



HIM:

Very possibly yes BUT

I already told you the information I need.

HIM SPEAKING ABOUT HIS FABRICATED ISSUE

ME:

DID YOU NOT GET MY EMAILLLLLLLLL
CHECK YOUR FRICKIN SPAM BOX OR SOMETHING

NO WONDER YOU NEVER REPLY TO MY EMAILS

GAWWWWW

HIM:

UPON READING MY INITIAL EMAIL

IM NOT TALKING TO YOU NOW

MARK MY WORDS

Japanese influence will be big for Spring/Summer 2011.

I have a theory.

There is a direct correlation between the amount a person reminisces and their current state of happiness.

Circle of Life

Lots of great paintings form inspiration for other artists. There have been several paintings throughout history that have been done over several times throughout history.



The Sower by Jean Francois Millet
(This one is particularly synonamous for its recreation by countless other artists)

Van Gogh's SowersThis one has a japanese influence too, in the tree.

Le dejeuner sur l'herbe by Edouard Manet (1862)

Le dejeuner sur l'herbe by Picasso (1961)

This is what I do in my free time

Come On Over, The View's Amazing!