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Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Iconic Man/ Black Men are killing the game

blogger/lawyer who loves his wife (lessgentlemen.com)


Denim


Ye w/ knit tie


THE Black Ivy (streetetiquette.com)


Spike and his shoes




Sunday, November 28, 2010

Troubling Quotations/ The Right Words in the Right Order Can Really Mess You Up

I am displeased

What's that saying? The smarter you get, the more you realize how much you don't know.

What a depressing, begrudging thought.

There's another one that states , There's always someone else in the world who's better than you.

No matter how good we are, we will always sell the world short on ourselves.
They will ask for more after we've given absolutely everything to them. Exhausted and thoroughly spent we'll decide for ourselves if we're satisfied.

I haven't spent myself in so long. I haven't been pleased with my exhaustion in years. Joshua Lee has been known to half-ass his way through life. Even things he should be concerned about to the most intimate degree have been lost in waves and reinforcements of disgusting complacency.

I swear I'll get there one day. One day I won't quit climbing a mountain, working out, getting fit, writing a story, making a relationship work, pleasing my father, pleasing my mother, helping my little sister, being a hyung to my little cousin, being proud and happy with myself.

I will finally climb to the mountaintop and then find those surrounding peaks taller than me. But I will get there and I will smile in my inequity.

This quote off of someone's tumblr keeps coming back to me.

"It's never too late to be who you might have been."

-George Elliot




website of the week: (Obama's Lincoln) http://www.newsweek.com/2008/11/14/obama-s-lincoln.html#

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Ye



Whoever said that black and blue clash should get the hell up outta here ;)

This picture is the pinnacle of my material aspirations.
Makes sense that it would be lost and confused on the floor, trying to see if there's a way to regain something lost.

Kanye you are truly inspiration. Jesus walks brotha



Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Thanksgiving To-Do's

The To-Do lists are back! You know why? Because I am currently stuck writing a paper, so it has now become the perfect time to PLAN AHEAD.

PLANNED FESTIVITIES

1. Watch Social Network (gotta support CUSE alum, Aaron Sorkin)

2. Watch Harry Potter, maybe cry a little

3. Eat Great food/ Take advantage ofJersey/New York Food


a. Turkey, stuffing, Samgyubsahl, rice (My Beautiful Korean-American Thanksgiving. Honest-to-God, my favorite moment of the year.)

b. Bayside Diner (Bayside, Queens) are they still renovating?
(The Freshmeadow vs. the Beast)


c. Chicken and Rice (NYC 5th and 53rd)

d. Chipotle (Paramus, NJ)


e. White Manna or Shake Shack (Hackensack, NJ/ Madison Square Park)


f. Grimaldi's or Lombardi's (Douglaston, NY/ Prince St)


4. Thrift something of real value


5. Catch up with relationships. Really enforce them with substance and make them stronger.



Site of the Week: http://fattyfriday.com/the-halal-cart-53rd-and-6th-new-york-city (I DIE - Rachel Zoe)

pt. 2: to all my flushing heads
http://www.yelp.com/biz/han-joo-chik-naeng-myun-and-bbq-flushing (K-BBQ)

Denim Movement, Denim Flow

Levi's Meatpacking 414 West 14th Street




Denim has long been the staple of American workwear and in the thousands of washes out there nothing quite captures the spirit of manifest destiny/frontier west like a damn fine piece of denim.

Denim is cowboy propaganda.

This has been my love song to woo the masculinity in denim.

Friday, September 24, 2010

Street Etiquette.com



“It’s like the language certain people speak to each other. That’s the way I like to look at it. I mean we’re all students of fashion, but you really study style though. That’s the thing that really connects me to the next person on the street, there style and my style might be relatable or not be relatable.”

-Joshua Kissi

Sunday, September 5, 2010

6 classes again

So I'm taking 6 classes again. After the first week of school, I've once again affirmed that my hatred for science/math is still pure and extremely potent.

I picked up ASTronomy 101 to fulfill a lab requirement (ughhhh requirements). Lectures are by Professor Duncan Brown and he seems nice and charismatic enough for a science teacher. But even with a teacher that cracks jokes on his weight and general unformly figure (which I find prettyyy funny) I cannot get past how much i dislike the subject.



I dont like planetary models. I don't like slideshows featuring orbits of different solar systems.

And I refuse to believe the sun would ever die. This Syracuse summer has reinstilled my faith in that the magnificent glowing orb will never see any natural end.


But God bless me. I'm getting an education


CRS- I'm not sure how to feel about you anymore. I once hated you.

CRS- the Donovan Mcnabb Major
CRS Alumni

Andy Rautins (Point guard/Shooting Guard). Sharpshooter selected in the 2nd round of the NBA draft by the New York Knicks.


Mike Williams (Wide receiver) - Kicked off Syracuse football team midseason for not buying into the coach's team philosophy. Picked 4th round NFL draft.



Donovan Mcnabb (Quarterback) -Passing prodigy. 2 sport Division 1 athlete in basketball and football at syracuse. Drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles first round of the NFL draft. Now plays QB for the Washington Redskins.