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communicating [ tag ]
photo by viva la vibs
How many times have we labeled ourselves as lazy or shy or whatnot and advertise it to the whole world?
We insist on labeling ourselves with what we believe we are and aren’t capable of doing. How many times have we used a longtime label as an excuse to avoid something? I [...]
photo by rohtrs
The other day I was thinking to myself, as usual, about my shyness and anxieties and ways to start breaking away from them. I also happened to be surfing the web and I think I was looking at Gala Darling’s video folder on Flickr. I guess by now you’re already guessing how I [...]
The way we communicate is getting more and more impersonal. Instead of a phone call we exchange text messages on our cellphones.
We have so many communication tools available to us and we often choose to abuse of the more impersonal ones. Some people even steer away from email and only communicate on MSN!
That’s just silly.
Yes, [...]
photo by Jared Zimmerman
In the modern day, most of us wear it to express ourselves, our individuality or our sense of belonging to a group, or even perhaps both.
Just like the clothes we wear, our jewelry might say something about us. We choose what we identify with and we wear. We are expressing a part [...]
photo by Shyald
Have you ever been a in a really good mood, feeling positive and optimistic about yourself, your life and your decisions, only to be brought down by someone else? Someone whom you expected to share it with, only to have them kill it for you.
Sometimes it feels like taking a beating from someone [...]
Three years ago I entered jewelry school. I went in curious, and learned that I liked it more than I imagined. But now there’s been something bothering me.
I like working with metals and making jewelry out of it. But then, lately, I feel like the end result is just something superficial and materialist! I don’t [...]
photo by me
I’m always curious about this subject of what flatters different people. I think I first got aware of this subject applied in jewelry with a Susannah and Trinny book, “What You Wear Can Change Your Life”. The book itself didn’t reveal much, so I tried to look around for more information on this.
So [...]
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