NYE

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Yea, I went there.
The end of the year has me feeling more nostalgic than usual. ( didn't think that was possible?) The years are flying by- like tomorrow I'll graduate, and the week after I'll be middle aged.I'm not afraid of this concept I just want to enjoy every minute of it. As I watch the second hand on my clock tick, tick, tick. I'm reminded of the song we all love and hate. The truth is Mr. Larson is brilliant for putting this thought into the atmosphere in the form of song.


How do you measure a year?

-In Starbucks
-In blog entries
-In all nighters
-In paycheques
-In imperial
-In Cardboard
-In sunlight
-In photos
-In texts
-In Pints
-In laughter
-In hugs
-In Post Stamps
-But most & best of all, In Seasons of love for all the people that have graced me with their smiles and ideas, hugs and kisses.

Cheers to a decade!

The End of a Decade.

Today I'm reflective as I sit in my kitchen on a sunny winter's day.
Where exactly did the last ten years go?
What did I accomplish?
I think for the next ten, I hope to be a happier person. I hope to perfect my art and keep my room clean. I hope to be moved by music or a human touch everyday (both if I'm lucky) I don't think I'd like to call these resolutions of any sorts though.... I think any notions of that assumes failure.

New years was spent with some of my bests at a space themed loft in toronto. Gotta love the creativity and dance parties that seem to never end! Let's here it for friendship, toronto and blinding city lights.