What is it to be noble? Not in birth or through petty elevation, but in heart. Is there a place for it in this world of ours. Strip away the romanticising of all the ages of that blessed quality, and what is it truly? Is there worth in nobility when indignity is unrelenting and those few converse from towers so tall that empathy is hidden...
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Last night in my dreams I saw a girl who I had known for a very long time. All my life. She was my smile and hers. Her hair fell neatly around her face, the edges curving to touch her cheeks just before her perfect chin. It was brown-blonde. She rested her head on the back of her hands, and shared a look with me...
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If anyone's going to the i58 Insomnia Gaming Festival in Birmingham this weekend (I'm arriving on Thursday!) hit me up and come party/game with us! It's my buddy's birthday this weekend so the beer will be a-flowing for anyone who drops by :)
P.S. Steam name is Rhev (add me if you wanna chat shit)
"We have two lives, day and night. But I have a third, in the twilight, and maybe you do too." This my first set! Oh jeez...
Last Friday I had the pleasure, nay, the privilege, to see the Blackheart Burlesque at the Electric Ballroom in Camden. Having never seen a burlesque show or anything like the sort before, it was a big deal for me. On Friday afternoon I got slightly cold feet, and managed to persuade two of my friends to come along with me. This was the first time
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So I'm going to Blackheart Burlesque in Camden later... on my own. If anyone sees this lone ranger there, come say chat!
"Sometimes you're ahead, sometimes you're behind
The race is long and in the end, it's only with yourself"
The advice above is from Baz Lurhmann in Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen), a song based on a mock commencement speech by Mary Schmich, written in 1997. I remember hearing this song in school on what was probably the first phone ever with the ability to play...
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And so walked the learned man,
Though not truly learned was he,
For he had not learned that one true thing:
To walk as when truly free.
I'm writing this on a tablet, using hijacked internet, after a hot hot flat warming.
As a country dweller, and one of those rare few who went to what can only be described as a rural university, if there is such a thing in the UK, it took a while to get used to the London life. Everyone is in a perpetual hurry as if...
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