Holly Miranda – High above the city
By Miles Benson • Mar 10th, 2010 • Category: Lead StoryApparently I booked her at Cafe Espresso in Bellingham, MA and she is now becoming semi-super popular?
Apparently I booked her at Cafe Espresso in Bellingham, MA and she is now becoming semi-super popular?
Regular commenters of NINTR may have already noticed, but not understood, the cartoon depiction of Adam and Eve in the form fields for the comment section; so here’s an explanation
Updated and modified my resume to match the style of the new version of my site
With Valentine’s day right around the corner, whether you’re with someone or not, this book upholds a valuable lesson that many take for granted and can help instill meaning in an otherwise “fake” holiday.
Inspired by an earlier post, this blog got a much deserved new addition to it’s typeface
Starring strong women characters that embody so much of what the feminist ideal is; for this series to survive when the core audience of comic books are primarily young males is no small feat.
A friend of mine, Jessica, posted an image on her blog recently that inspired me to write about a culture most of my friends are a part of
The fact that a child knows more about what love is than I makes me both happy and sad
The image to the left, albeit cliche and contrived, represents the concept of what happens during a break-up. And the reason why it’s so universal and perfect, is because of what the image means.