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written by owen, published 2013-Oct-14, comment
One of life's simple pleasures. I saw my co-worker with a pack and I could not resist a bite of the sweet sugary goodness. My mom actually made guava jam once from scratch, it was gloriously sweet. I think I put jam on everything I could find during that week.
Tami commented: Shouldn't that be Guava Jam on Excelsior Crackers? ... read 1 more
written by DLBG, published 2013-Oct-10, comment
Im sure you have heard about people having phantom pregnancies or other illness based on mixed messages from the brain. Its quite odd that one part of the body controls everything else. Just like the boss I guess, pun intended. A pun is made to be implicit not read but really I just couldnt help myself. Now on the matter of the mind, the question is, is there a difference between the conscious and the sub-conscious? Does one feed the other and if so which one?
I recently found myself absolutely confused between the two. I felt my sub-conscious had mysteriously taken over my solid thinking conscious state which left it in a paralyzed state of yearning over cashier side chocolate. Whats odd is that the same chocolate thats been in the supermarket for years just started to look like a delicacy made by chocolate dreams. The mother of all chocolates just seems like it ought to be devoured, lol. Imagine that, and that I do.
So the real question is, to eat or not to eat, lol. That is the question. Now as a long time fan of chocolate, I know two things, it is an absolute treat, but being true to myself, if I eat it once, I wont stop until I have gorged myself and eaten the whole isle, chocolate out of stock! And I know I will be in a quandary with 10lbs gained which will take months to get rid of minutes of pleasure. But oh sometimes its worth it!
owen commented: One can deny that which makes them human. Or enter a supermarket with no candy laden exits. ... read 1 more
written by owen, published 2013-Oct-07, comment
I enjoyed the movie thoroughly despite seeing Tatyana Ali without makeup in the sunlight. Its a good movie from start to end, pulling few punches while portraying the life of 3 deportee Jamaicans who were born overseas and were cast out back to Jamaica "home again" without much hope of survival or social network. You should go out and watch it, watch the trailor. It is as good as Getta Life and Better Mus Come while covering a challenging topic and avoiding the traps of hollywood movies today.
The whole movie is beautifully shot with some expensive cameras. I was confused by the whole shot on location in Trinidad vs Jamaica but at the end of the day it doesn't even come into play, it all blends in seemlessly.
9 out of 10. Must watch.
written by owen, published 2013-Oct-07, comment
I bought some nuts at the ball game and never realised that I was throwing my nuts back into the bag instead of tossing them on the floor which seems to be common practice. So I ended up having to be desperately searching my bag for the last remaining nuts like a thirsty man in a desert. It certainly wasn't worth the price I paid for it. Note to self: bring own snacks to watch cricket.
written by owen, published 2013-Oct-07, comment
Son this time of book is for adults, come time to talk about porn. What this has to do with AIDS and STD I don't really know.