The musings of a bifocal, bilingual, bisexual paper pagan, a contrarian and wide-eyed wanderer, who thinks nobody, not even Gods can read a close(te)d book... And that life is unpredictable, so you should probably always eat the dessert first...
Perhaps because the polaroid, even though it's cute as a button, has been making such crappy pictures, I really miss the insurmountable quality of my Marki... I think I may take Marki along to the field this trip after all. You just can't take proper nature pics with an Instax or a phone ...
Sounds exactly like me, to buy and Instax so she wouldn't have to drag all her gear on a hike and then drags BOTH gears.
Passions: books drawing, photography, food, shows, cartoons and movies, Warcraft, Youtube, hitchhiking, philosophy, talking to people all over the world in ridiculously late or early hours, getting up at 5am, presents, Fishing dailies, Dogville situations in life, cute things Japanese, archeology, large minimalistic interiors, coffee smoothies and looking for mushrooms in the woods.
Scorns: family fights, noisy people, having nowhere to park, people who make a fuss about being photographed, hypocrites, parasites, lousy professionals (say, dentists), dirty things that should be clean (like restaurants), most Slovenian movies, religion, tradicions, royalty, orange food and being noticed. don't notice me. I am the camera, I am the pen. that's all.
Slovenian Ethnological Encyclopedia
Brian Fround - The world of the dark Crystal
Shakespeare's sonets
HHhH
Art of World of Warcraft
Lotter
Terry Pratchett - The Art of Discworld
Nanny Ogg Cookbook
Garth Nix - Sabriel
Gray's Anatomy
David Bilsborough - The Wanderer's Tale
Tom Robbins - Even Cowgirls get the Blues
Amano's Dream Hunters
The Sandman shit (and tons of other horror comics)
Webster's dict.
The Reader on the 6.27
Once and Future King
Kako zorijo ježevci
Thug Notes
Tolkien - Hobbit
Sergei Lukyanenko - The Twilight Watch
plenty of Bryson
Selma Lagerlof's Gosta Berling
Natsuo Kirino's Out
.....and a looot of half-read National Geographics
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