Coconut Honey

by angeliska on July 30, 2009

Is it really Thursday again, already? Whew! Crazy-times. (Oops, it’s Friday now! Hah.) So hard not to be a totally nocturnal marsupial these days! ♡ The other night I had insomnia and stayed up way too late reading Lil Wayne (…)

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Dog Days

by angeliska on July 30, 2009

We adopted a puppy! Well, she’s six months old- but that still counts, right? I was walking past the Austin Pets Alive adoption station after work the other day, and she caught my eye. She’s super wiggly, and thus really (…)

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Lapsang Honey

by angeliska on July 24, 2009

I really only have a teensy snoppet of time just now- but as it happens to be Thursday, (well it was when I started writing this, anyway!) I feel moved to thank my lucky stars for some bits of assorted (…)

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Recurring Dreams II. – Smoke + Dust

by angeliska on July 20, 2009

First of all, I must say thank you to everyone who shared their recurring dreams here recently. I was truly blown away by all the rich symbolism and power in these dreams, and especially by how open a lot of (…)

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Recurring Dreams

by angeliska on July 19, 2009

I’ve been thinking a lot about recurring dreams lately. I had a conversation with the woman I happened to be sitting next to in the movie theater. I’m not excatly sure right now how we got on the subject, but (…)

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Blue Moon Honey

by angeliska on July 7, 2009

Oh my lovelies, it seems lately I’ve been a deep sea creature- swimming far beneath the photic zone, lost in dark blue folds of water- oblivion lit only by my brightly bobbing lantern lure. I’ve been trying to fight my (…)

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Snakes + Leather

by angeliska on July 3, 2009

Recently we had a wonderful opportunity to spend some time with a very lovely snake named Sugar. Our friends Scott and Jen who are the founders of the Museum of Natural and Artificial Ephemerata were married recently, and went to (…)

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