New Site > TWELVEOFOUR.COM

The times are changin', friends. I am transitioning to a new platform after weeks of redesigning in my spare time. It's more clean, simple, and the focus is on the content above all else.

Bookmark me on twelveofour.com

This blog will live as an archive for now, only check twelveofour.com for all future posts.

BRB

Yesterday was a big happy day for me and now I'm off to celebrate for a while. I'm also working on a new blog design, which is super exciting, but consuming the free time I would otherwise use for making collages, mood boards, and blog posts. 

In short, BRB.

The Perfect Summer Dress


WAYNE dress (size 4) | MANSUR GAVRIEL mini bucket | NEWBARK sandals (run super small) | CELINE sunglasses

Awake

You know the feeling where there aren't enough hours in the day, but there are so many exciting things you want to do and accomplish, and they'd totally happen, but first you have to deliver top notch work at your full time job, and find time to be sociable, and then, you can come home and work on your pet projects? That's where I'm at. I'm fulfilled and excited by what's on my plate and by what I continually push myself to do in addition. Why am I stating that here? Because I consider this a fun extra curricular that I continue to be excited to contribute to in my free time.

Yes, analytics and other "blogging tips and tricks" would tell me that I should post often and monetize this and that whenever possible. But I just say no to all of that. Just no. Back when I started this blog in 2006-2007 I was just looking for a place to put whatever was in my head out on a public space and see if anyone shared the same ideas thoughts, or hey, even challenged them sometimes. So no, I'm not going to exploit this with links just to pad my bottom line. As I've always done, I will only show you what I feel is truly worthy of a recommendation. When I've got nothing worthy to say I'm not going to post. All you have to do is not give up on me like the handsome but troubled son in American Beauty said to his father in that one dramatic scene after he was caught peepin' the neighbors.