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Scribbles in the chocolate box. Ten thousand hours of bittersweet musings. Monthly Archives: March 2015. March 26, 2015. Today, I sat under a tree — leaves yellowing and billowing as if gently telling “I ain’t here to stay. ” It was the first time I sat under a tree in […]. Read Article →. Weekly Writing Chall…. Drown it Out In A Go…. Once Upon A Time, We…. On A Writer’s Desk. Dil Dil Pakistan A…. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
Alice | scribbles in the chocolate box
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Scribbles in the chocolate box. Ten thousand hours of bittersweet musings. November 5, 2013. In Weekly Writing Challenge. Weekly Writing Challenge: Moved by Music. Danny Elfman’s theme for the popular children’s story is one beautifully haunting soundtrack. As usual, Elfman delivers leaving us all wanting of that nostalgic melody with dark undertones. I could have chosen songs by Ed Sheeran, Sara Bareilles, or the Corrs. These are people who write and sing at the same time and I absolutely adore them.
A Writer’s Desk | scribbles in the chocolate box
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Scribbles in the chocolate box. Ten thousand hours of bittersweet musings. A Writer’s Desk. November 5, 2013. Tuesday, November 5, 2013. Tell us about your writing space. Where do you write your blog posts? For today, I’m posting a photo of my desk. This is my actual physical writing space. And yes, part of that space is a pretty, colourful mug for my coffee. Why I Keep Three Blogs →. One response to “ A Writer’s Desk. November 8, 2013 at 1:30 pm. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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Scribbles in the chocolate box. Ten thousand hours of bittersweet musings. March 26, 2015. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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Scribbles in the chocolate box. Ten thousand hours of bittersweet musings. Why I Keep Three Blogs. November 6, 2013. For today, I will disregard the writing prompt and instead focus on a topic that’s been long-overdue: my three blogs. I started blogging in 2005 when I was a Mass Communication student in college. It was a logical thing to do, given my passion for writing and curiosity for the novel. The verdict: I loved it! Then I quit my job and vowed to spend a few months as a gap year. I began particip...
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bits of chocolate: How to Walk the Streets of Vietnam
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Bittersweet reflections on stark realities. Friday, October 04, 2013. How to Walk the Streets of Vietnam. I survived my first backpacking trip. A big thank you to the numerous tips and tricks we picked up from fellow bloggers who have traveled the same path before we did. And yet, no matter how prepared we were, a few surprises dropped in on us while we tried to navigate our way around the busy streets of Vietnam. No, I will not teach you the proper way of walking. You can look up these terms online.
bits of chocolate: Memories of Gangwon
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Bittersweet reflections on stark realities. Thursday, July 27, 2006. I left my footprints in the sand;. But they got washed away by the sea. I left my footprints in my EATOF friends’ hearts;. They stay there forever. Indulge my nostalgia. Indulge the one thing that, despite all the tears and goodbyes, keeps me looking forward to the future with a fervent hope that someday, somewhere, and sometime, our paths would cross again. Brother) Chang Kyu, the. The bonding with Alisa at the children’s playgro...
bits of chocolate: Hello, 2012
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Bittersweet reflections on stark realities. Saturday, December 31, 2011. Are you truly living or merely existing? Almost a year ago, I gave myself a challenge to find my answer to that question. And a challenge to write more than once for the year. What does it take to live? What does it take to exist? To exist is to eat, to breathe, to clothe oneself, and to do everything that enables one to physically survive. To live, however, is to go beyond this mere existence. La vita e bella. View my complete prof...
bits of chocolate: Vietnam: Into the Motorcycle Capital of the World
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Bittersweet reflections on stark realities. Thursday, September 19, 2013. Vietnam: Into the Motorcycle Capital of the World. Saigon literally roars to life everyday with the motorcycles. One of the local tour guides told us that with the exception of children and old people, everyone owns a motorcycle in Vietnam. They outnumber the taxis, private cars, and buses and goodness, they run alongside these bigger modes of transport as if they were the same size! Day 1: Ho Chi Minh (Saigon) City Tour. Day 11: W...
bits of chocolate: The Slow Down Challenge # 4: Disturb Me, Not!
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Bittersweet reflections on stark realities. Monday, October 07, 2013. The Slow Down Challenge # 4: Disturb Me, Not! I’m joining the Slow Down Challenge initiated by one of my favourite writers Jeff Goins. If you want to jump in, here’s how. Decide what you will do and who you will be WHEN you get interrupted. You don’t have to let people steal your time, but choose your response before it happens. Nephew: What you doing? Nephew: Why are you working? Me: Because I have to. Nephew: Why do you have to?
bits of chocolate: Confessions of a First Time Backpacker
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Bittersweet reflections on stark realities. Saturday, October 05, 2013. Confessions of a First Time Backpacker. Four months later and looking back, I’m reminiscing my first backpacking trip from start to end. Most of it, I’d already documented here on my blog. The whole process of reading my travel journal and re-writing it into several blog posts was meticulous and tedious but it brought a lot of good memories and valuable realizations. I think this is the very essence of travelling by backpack: to surv...
bits of chocolate: Day 13: Exploring the Cu Chi Tunnels
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Bittersweet reflections on stark realities. Thursday, October 03, 2013. Day 13: Exploring the Cu Chi Tunnels. Our last full day in Saigon and of our whole backpacking trip. We booked for a half-day tour to the Cu Chi Tunnels. Same tour routine – bus picks us up at the hotel, takes us to the tourist spot, and takes us back to Saigon. Cu Chi district is more than an hour ride from Saigon. One of their hiding places cleverly disguised under a pile of brown leaves. Our last stop for the entire 13-day trip wa...
bits of chocolate: tribute to mom
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Bittersweet reflections on stark realities. Monday, September 25, 2006. 8220;Katulgon naman ko oi,”. To which I would counter. 8220;Sige na Ma, pleeeaaassse? Oftentimes with a little hug and kiss, she would move on to finish the story. Now that I’m too old for fairytales, I do most of the storytelling. In high school, it was about crushes, experiences in school, and encounters with terror teachers. Today, I share to her my dreams for my future, my infatuations, and my views about life. I survived my firs...
bits of chocolate: Day 3 & Day 7: Riding the Reunification Express Train to Hanoi and Back
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Bittersweet reflections on stark realities. Tuesday, September 24, 2013. Day 3 and Day 7: Riding the Reunification Express Train to Hanoi and Back. When we booked our tickets for Vietnam, traveling north to Hanoi wasn’t part of the plan. Otherwise, we should have just booked a flight to Hanoi, traveled down to Saigon, and crossed the border to Cambodia (now that’s an idea! But after tons of research, I really, truly, madly. There’s also the bad. The soft berth section. For long distances, no. But a c...
bits of chocolate: The Slow Down Challenge # 5: Gratefulness
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Bittersweet reflections on stark realities. Tuesday, October 08, 2013. The Slow Down Challenge # 5: Gratefulness. I’m joining the Slow Down Challenge initiated by one of my favourite writers Jeff Goins. If you want to jump in, here’s how. I’ve been literally on a slow-down mode for the past four months. I usually tell people I’m bumming around but I personally call it my. But what I’m really doing is waiting. Waiting for the next bus that will take me to my next destination. Jeff Goins, one...Day 3 and D...
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Getting My Act Together. It's been a while, hasn't it? Well for one thing, I won't be talking about some guy that I fancy. Right now, I've been troubled by the fact that I might have accidentally burnt a bridge and not realising it all this time. I don't know if I did, but because it has been a Direct-Current flow I can't help but wonder if something was up. I have this strange feeling like something has shifted in our friendship. And not in the right way. Or has she just forgotten about it? To see her h...
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Scribbles in the sand -. 20 most recent entries. Forever wip: bandom snippets from the archives. Okay, so I decided to post some things I've written that have been lingering in the recesses of my hard drive. Teen wolf - great power, not so great responsibility [derek/stiles]. Posted for Yueltide Madness 2011 for. Teen wolf - family [derek/stiles]. Written for Yueltide Madness 2011 for. The eagle - marks [esca/marcus]. Written for Yuletide Madness 2011 for. Losers: eye of the beholder [jensen/cougar].
Scribbles in the Sand | All About My Life in Taiwan
Twitter – Gwilym. Twitter – Fiona. Scribbles in the Sand. All About My Life in Taiwan. My mums great blog. Originally posted on Devon Country Diary. Matt is in Budapest for a short holiday and seems to have done very well with the apartment they have rented. Gwilym and Fiona have passed their Taiwanese driving test and are intending to purchase a car. Laurie. 1st day in Japan. After our short drive, we drove down to ChiangKai Shek Memorial Hall 中正紀念堂 and Joined F, Matt, and Kendrick for a spot of Archery...
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What Do You Want to Draw Today? The Scribbles Institute is where adults and kids learn basic drawing skills for work, school, and pure enjoyment. Classes and workshops are always forming online, in the streets, and in our friendly Santa Cruz studio. Discover the power of drawing! My purpose as your drawing coach is to help you learn to draw confidently, whether you are an absolute beginner trying to get started, or an experienced artist wanting to improve your skills. Rob Court, Founder. SketchTribe draw...
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Scribbles in the chocolate box. Ten thousand hours of bittersweet musings. November 7, 2013. Why I Keep Three Blogs. November 6, 2013. A Writer’s Desk. November 5, 2013. November 5, 2013. November 4, 2013. Million Dollars, Baby! November 3, 2013. March 26, 2015. Today, I sat under a tree — leaves yellowing and billowing as if gently telling “I ain’t here to stay. ” It was the first time I sat under a tree in […]. Read Article →. October 9, 2013. Read Article →. Into Thy Loving Mother’s Arms. No, this isn...
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Scribbles in the margins. Sunday, July 08, 2007. Egg Curry for Systemabuser. Madhur Jaffrey's Egg Curry - Yum. 3 tablespoons vegetable oil. 2ozs (50gms) onion, peeled and finely chopped. 1" (25cm) cube of fresh ginger, peeled and finely grated. 1 fresh, hot green chilli, seeded and finely chopped. Pint (275ml) single cream. 2 tablespoon lemon juice. 1 teaspoon ground cumin seeds. One eighth teaspoon cayenne pepper. Teaspoon garam masala (see footnote). 2 teaspoons tomato purée. Posted by Scribbler @ 19:01.
Scribbles in the Margins | One small scribble can lead to a world of ideas!
Scribbles in the Margins. One small scribble can lead to a world of ideas! La Seduction: How the French Play the Game of Life. Elaine Sciolino explores in La Seduction: How the French Play the Game of Life various themes of seduction from the bedroom straight to the political arena. It is at each … Continue reading →. December 4, 2012 · Leave a comment. The Conflict: How Modern Motherhood Undermines the Status of Women. November 25, 2012 · Leave a comment. August 1, 2012 · Leave a comment.
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Scribbles in the Sun. Tuesday, July 14, 2015. My favourite worship song in Spanish at the moment. Tuesday, June 16, 2015. La Gran Aventura Caracas. I've been trying to slowly sort through some photos and sometimes I laugh because I can't remember why or when I took some of them. But I came across this one and I thought it is fitting. La Gran Aventura".The Great Adventure. Life is certainly an adventure these days! Monday, March 09, 2015. Just an update that I had a great time out in Summerland BC! I've n...
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