I've been collecting comics for years. I've also been saving my movie ticket stubs since 2000. I have two scrapbooks filled with them, since I usually go a couple of times a month...

I'm huge fan of his movies, especially The Royal Tenenbaums and Rushmore. But after seeing The Fantastic Mr. Fox, which was an adaptation (great movie, by the way), I can't help but wonder if it would turn out like this?

I guess I'm starting to get the hang of drawing with my Wacom tablet. I wish I would've got one a long time ago...

Title:I Get By With A Little Help From My Friends (1/2)
Author: asirnay
Pairing: Callie/Arizona
Rating: PG-13
Summary: While recovering from chicken pox, Callie is comforted by Arizona and her closest friends. My take on what occurred shortly after episode 6.12
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( I woke up, pleasantly surprised that Arizona was still laying in the hospital bed with me. We were spooning, as we would normally do back home in our own bed. )

I bought me a Wacom tablet yesterday. I feel like a kid with a new toy. After a few failed attempts at drawing, I finally did this. It's far from perfect, but I love how it came out.

I was so geeked out I made a video of how I put it together. You would think I painted the Sistine Chapel the way I went all out to do this:


Then I went one step further and made this wallpaper for myself. Now, it's time to get out of the house...

As an avid comic book collector, the thought has crossed my mind to switch from buying the monthly titles to getting the trade paperback collection. My apartment is only but so big and my closets are filled with boxes of comics I hadn't read in years. I like the notion of having an entire story in one volume instead of checking in the comics shops (I'm a regular customer at two) week after week. The trades give me an opportunity to catch up on stuff that I missed out on the first time around, instead of sifting through the back issues for single issues (which could end up being more expensive)...


How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Wait For The Trade Collection - Monkey See Blog : NPR

Performing "Oh My God" and "Award Tour" for Phife's diabetes benefit. Man, I wish I was there...

performed live @ MTV Spring Break 2009...

I'm a Michael Cera fan, but this is so true about a lot of his movies...

MTV had this display set up near 43rd St. People can type in what their hopes and dreams. I did as well. I typed in "to visit the city I was named after." I was waiting around to see if it would scroll down. But I didn't see it, plus I had a train to catch, so I left. I guess it'll turn up sooner or later. I haven't watched MTV since God knows when, so I don't know anything about the show that this is for. It just seemed like a cool thing to participate in.

The Smoking Gun.com has alleged that Wyclef's organization, Yele Haiti, have had some shady business practices. Why is it that people always manage to find something negative to say when someone is actually trying to do something positive? I seriously doubt that anyone from that website is picking up dead bodies out of the street.

In Defense Of Wyclef's Yele Haiti | The Smoking Section

You can make a donation by texting "Yele" to 501501, which will automatically donate $5 to the Yele Haiti Earthquake Fund (it will be charged to your cell phone bill.)

Everyone knows by now the horrible situation going on in Haiti right now. And people (to use the term loosely) such Rush Limbaugh and Pat Robertson have taken the opportunity to trash talk to further their own agendas. MSNBC's Keith Olbermann puts them both in their place so eloquently.

I amuse myself up sometimes. I was shopping yesterday at a H & M in NYC. I'm on the escalator going up to the men's section. Some dude got on right after me. He says, "It's so cold outside. Whatever happened to global warming?" I'm like, "I don't know. Maybe, it went on vacation." We were cracking up.

They're still my favorite rap group of all time. This is my favorite song from my favorite Tribe album, Midnight Marauders...

Starring Jennifer Aniston & Gerard Butler. Looks like it might be funny...

Looking back, 2009 wasn't that bad. There wasn't much drama this year, thank God. I'm actually going into 2010 on a positive note. Happy New Year...

performed live at Webster Hall, NYC...

Starring Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan. Directed by Kevin Smith. Can't wait...

Chris Rock, Martin Lawrence, and Tracy Morgan in the same movie? I HAVE to see this.

I heard this song in a commercial once, and always wondered where it was from. I finally found out after I played Guitar Hero for the first time...