Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Dragonfly feat. Zaki Ibrahim by Richard the Third (Biscope)

I need to express my utter adoration for this song! It's a masterpiece.


As if I didn't already have major respect for Richard & Zaki. yOu make me want to sing! aND Make sick BEATS AlL DAY!


ENJOY  It- Hopefully as much as I do. Have a listen below

Dragonfly feat. Zaki Ibrahim by Richard the Third (Biscope)

Monday, August 2, 2010

When you know you’re not spending enough time with yourself


This is a tiny snippet, it’s more one of those thoughts that come skipping into the mind and then sit in my mental park’s bench. Waiting for me to poke and prod at it until some sort of light bulb goes on.

I’ve just come home from having dinner with Julia (only one of my utmost favourite people in the world). Julia’s my former housemate, but honestly after surviving living with each other we are practically sisters. She is family. My moving out has not stopped us from spending time together. It’s a special bond that will take unbelievably persistent and harsh prying to unstick.

Anyhow I got home to my new housemate having a ciggie outside the house. I quickly dumped my pizza lunch box and bag down in my already messy room and headed straight back out to go talk to her.

We proceeded to have a long talk about love, the lack thereof, the male brain, Libran males, the emotional retardation men seem to be born with, astrological signs, my birth chart, repairing broken glass, *FRANKenstein, the moon, the breathtaking view of Cape Town from her room window and must see movies.

By the time I headed to my room it was 1am.

All I wanted to do then was jump into bed and visit Lala in her enchanting Land.

But I hadn’t even spent time with me.

For a second I stood still and asked myself. If I was my own friend. Would I be happy with the amount of time I was spending with myself?

The answer was a loud and angry no.

Whenever you aren’t sure. Turn yourself into a friend with a name (preferably one that doesn’t exist in your current pool of friends) and ask yourself if you would be happy with the treatment you have been giving your newly named friend.

You can apply the exact same method to other questions. Heck go wild on the method! Is your friend getting enough rest? What advice would you give her if you were you and she was her?