Ze Wunderbare Fisch (ESF Postlet)

Just Tumblrin' along as usual.

The Australian guy (one of two, of the dark variety) reblogged this link in which the posters were outraged by the link and the opinion it expressed. So in my infinite wisdom, decided to check it out. And my god was I outraged!

UP XVIII

Number eighteen folks!

It's cloudy outside and we're having a barbecue indoors. Lively atmosphere, lots of people, lots of shouting, no space whatsoever. 

Past Dreams

I was up until 7 AM this morning. I don't like to stay up all night because then my sleep schedule is off by hours. Today is a great example of that.

I was awoken at 1.50, then I fell asleep. Awoken again at 2.55, which I managed to stay awake for an hour-and-a-half until 4.35, falling asleep to an episode of Adam-12.

Jericho

Text taken from the Soundbox post: "Gideon, Joshua."

I’m not particularly a religious person. I mean, I’ve done my First Communion, but I haven’t sealed the deal.

During my senior year in high school, I was somehow placed in the a-Capella choir. I didn’t know how it happened, but I decided to give it a try, unlike that Calculus class.

Security Guard Josh

Back in November, I mentioned how my friend Josh was leaving to fulfill his dream of being an Army man. He came back for Christmas a month later, but I missed him. I was jetting off to Mexico... for the first time in two years after getting robbed that one time.

From Houston, With Love

As we all know, yesterday was the public ceremony of President Obama taking the oath of office of the President of the United States. A private ceremony (broadcast on television) was held on Sunday, the 20th. I remember the ceremonies back 2009, standing the orchestra classroom in my high school, watching on the fuzzy picture on the television screen. It was a cold January day.

UP XVII

Hello. This is #17.

New Guy on the Block

It was sad to see my Archenemy blog go. I spent a year-and-a-half on it, but it's O.K. It still stands. 

Sit Down, Mister

Tuesday night, around seven, sitting at my bench, I pulled out my keyboard. I plugged the power supply into the wall, placed the stand in the demarcated holes, and pressed the white power button. 

I began to play what I usually do. First came Für Elise, then Adele's "Someone Like You", followed promptly by a rendition of "Für Elise" using a harp, allegro like they did in Django.

Fleeting Glances

Taken from a Tumblr post of the same name.