Aunt: “Darling I must buy disposable underwear for you.”

Me: “What for? It’s not like I don’t have underwear.”

Aunt: “You don’t have 25 of them.”

Take off is an independent film about a boy ( Seng Joe) who is leaving for Europe on Friday and appears much less prepared than he thought was.

"So I’ve got my clothes packed, Or maybe I haven’t but I have them packed in my mind so technically I’m packed yet hypothetically speaking, I’m dead."

To think they often talk about planning to travel.
Joe has dissed the people that do feel that way.
That includes the man that fathers him. Nonetheless, this take off
is here to rid the bad for the good .

So anyway, i figure life's a movie. Let's all make it one. Someone's watching sometime. So cheers to a new blog format.

So if you haven’t noticed, this is a revamp. An attempt at a simple layout with a fusion of pictures that describe my time as a kid, my grotesque views of the simplest of things and my vision to old age. A person once asked, and still asks why do you have to be critical of everything? I still don’t know. Saardonnik refers to the pronunciation of sardonic. That’s you, and ironically me. So welcome abroad. To new writes of me, for you.