Monthly Archives: January 2010

I was starving on the train tonight. As it rolled on its wheels inching closer to my destination, I dreamed of burger patties and Italian meatballs and white pasta. I don’t like to eat after 8 p.m. — and certainly … Continue reading →

Love ruled my world yesterday, and I was forced to sleep at 9 p.m. to detoxify my being of sadness, but today, logic seems to have returned. Thank goodness: We missed you, second L. Proof: I just ate a good-sized … Continue reading →

It’s been a week. A week since our fateful kiss, the one we were unknowingly building up to over the years. So transient those moments. I remember when it happened; afterward we hugged, and I knew it was transient, and … Continue reading →

I don’t know what to say. where to start. there are no words for this thing I feel. i’ve never felt it before. and it makes me wonder a million things. is this what my mom felt when she met … Continue reading →

I wrote a poem this morning. Before that, I made pancakes from scratch. I poured warm strawberry sauce over them — my mom’s homemade — and organic maple syrup. There were roses on the table. It was quiet, and the … Continue reading →

On my flight back home, they played Yes Man. It wasn’t a great movie — rather predictable and cliche, and definitely not Jim Carey’s best. But I enjoyed the idea behind it: Say yes to every opportunity to do something … Continue reading →

The two l’s of life: love and logic. Without one life is out of balance. For if you have just love, you get taken advantage of in this world. And if you have just logic, you miss the most important … Continue reading →