The North Face Wavelength Backpack
by fleet1ng on February 20, 2011
Average Weight
2 LBS (905 G)
- Comfortable padded Airmesh back panel
- Large main compartment with padded laptop sleeve and hydration port
- Backsaver bottom panel with compression
- Large drop pocket on front with mesh gussets
- Dual stretch-mesh side water-bottle pockets
- Stretch-woven accessory pocket on shoulder strap
unswayed!
by fleet1ng on January 24, 2011
I found something while going through some of my files. It’s a jungle out there I tell you. heh. For this, I think I was just again, playing with words, prose and all. It definitely is unfinished but I thought of posting it here lest it get lost.
I love this line and I will finish it for her – when? That would be the question.
I remain unswayed, my love lingers, it stays.
New Room: a break from the garden
by fleet1ng on January 6, 2011
We recently decided to add a room to our clanhall and I volunteered myself without hesitance. I wanted something to draw a feel coming from the pond and going through a panoptic eerie space, for our lockers. It seems fitting as I always foresaw Coven as a band of misfits brought together by friendship and the penchant for risks and adventure.
There’s quite some references to the Coven within it and even decided to add in some hint of Philippine folklore but reneged as Abaddon didn’t see it fitting. The few texts took me around a few days to have this finished – in between the usual everyday stuff. I’m pretty happy with the result but less satisfied that it awfully took a long time to finish. I suppose this is because it’s my first room and you know how it is for everything done the first time.
a break from the garden
A break through the garden takes you to a small clearing with sunless glaze and utter silence. Chiseled wooden chairs circle the center with frail black emboldened Coven markings and the iconic numeral 13, etched in deep red, catching your interest. Hollowed frames, or as it seem, appear to break off from the surroundings, captivating the stillness of your gaze with design apparently forged from non mortal hands, a gift from the gods as it seems. The non descript artistry feign similarity from the Tookish Elvish design common throughout the land and the undecipherable markings implying the work of demigods. The pentagram in each frame glow lightly as you approach it as if discerning its master from interlopers. The frames appear to follow you throughout as you walk through, then slowly you understand the semblance of things as envisioned by its makers.
Obvious Exits : South
04/10/2010
by fleet1ng on December 14, 2010
succinctly december – after a break
by fleet1ng on December 14, 2010
Everything has been whirlwind since my last post. It figures right, some blogs are not to be maintained. Not this one though, no. This serves as my pad of notes (for lack of a better word) or space if you will.
Alot of things have happened since then – in RL of course. School has been great, it pays to do something you like, learn from it. Live it and hopefully, be it. Education may be expensive as they say, but you certainly don’t want to try ignorance. Everything of course hasn’t been a walk at the park. We’ve had to dabble and research at least 30 cases per week. Read through the lengthy spirit of the law like we actually had enough time for ourselves. Doing those in between work and sleep is the most challenging part. Finding time for it. I believe things do come easy for some people. If I was at home, then I wouldn’t have to go through the menial daily chores which, do those actually define our lives?
But I’ve had the same as an outlet, believe it. When you live alone, some days can get boring. I remember being happy to be out and get some groceries.
So school, back to it. It will take a while. The executive class is a 5 year module – tops. So when we factor in failed subjects (reminds me that I’m currently a probationary student) and the same, then that can take around 6-8 years. I’d be 30 something by then. But I’m not complaining as it seems that I’m still in track in this race of a life.
How do you define life? I define as making the best out of it, making the best of yourself. Mediocrity is a sin! Another point I consider is to be able to help others. Those two are my main locus standi in the spirit of living.
I knew this would be lengthy, I’ll get back to you with another, soon. Hopefully.