20100925
Steve Lim @ 11:40:00 AM
EDIT:
My latest Q8 Bookers review. Do take a look. Click on the image to do so.
20100909
Polonoid [ dot ] net @ 5:51:00 PM
Found a great photography site. Polanoid.net.
Might hang around here often now.
Mainly focusing on the unique and nostolgic style that polaroid shots convey. Do take a look at the submittions and their project(s). I know I'm going to dream happy tonight.
The photos below are captions of my current favorite selection.
Cropped image(s) source(s): [miksaw] [eagles_london: Polanoid Account - Blog] [m6]
Cropped image(s) source(s): [miksaw] [eagles_london: Polanoid Account - Blog] [m6]20100901
Wimpy Kid @ 1:51:00 PM
My second review for Q8 Bookers. Wrote about The Diary of a Wimpy Kid.
I love how silly the book is.
[Click on photo to read the review]
I enjoyed making this review, but one note I will try to remember is to stick being objective and leave my own remarks to the end.
I wouldn't want my opinion to overshadow first time readers' impressions.
Got to look at some of Barry Mcgee and Banksy's latest!! Wah~
Labels: review
20100831
Q8 Booker contributor @ 7:57:00 AM
Wrote a review about Franz Kafka's "A Hunger Artist" for Q8 Bookers.
The links to the main community blog and my review are at the end of this post. Do take a look.
Q8 Bookers is a youthful project that promises to elevate readerships in Kuwait particulary and in the Middle East generally.
I believe this is an encouraging attempt by the Kuwaiti citizens to show that we can actually be productive, open-minded and serve for the better good.With time, I know this is going to be huge.
It's about time my country-people did something like this! I'm very impressed and ever-so thrilled to be a part of it.
Speaking of being a part of something, I applied as a writer-participant on the community blog.
Well, duh. This is why I'm posting right now, isn't it?!
I did it for the sake of the challenge and at the same time help me tame my chain of thoughts and overall impression with the object inhand.
Labels: review
20100824
The Days of 1990 @ 1:31:00 PM
Watching documentaries are thrilling.
Informative, entertaining and with the right material captivating and influence, but mostly informative.
AlJazeera came up with one concerning one lady's 20-yr-due-quest to find her friends and school mates back in her old school in Kuwait. The journey of her return is emotional and seeing all the old footages of the invasion taking place was a tear-jerker.
Now that I've written this, I've noticed I've been really keen into digging up the past.
Don't worry, I don't dwell.
It's just an interesting topic to collect.
Don't worry, I don't dwell.
It's just an interesting topic to collect.
20100822
Lars and The Real Girl @ 11:54:00 AM
Decided to re-watch this movie.
Remains to be one of my favorites.
A dramedy movie. The genuinely innocent sweetness of the story is what I love the most, it doesn't play with your emotions nor betray your expectation. Everything is laying right in front of you, a moving drama that captivates your heart until the end of it all.
And I give kudos for the original soundtrack.
The ending theme is made out of love.