Thứ Hai, 19 tháng 6, 2017

Waching daily Jun 19 2017

People see my sadness like it's a

manageable disease.

Turn compliments into prescription drugs.

Every night out an appointment.

Medicate me with noise

when all I wanted

was silence.

And in these moments when I'm overdosed

with the quiet and the delirious,

I interrogate my own thoughts.

Question them as I lie in bed, soaked in sweat,

with only the faint whir of the electric fan to tell me

I'm still alive.

I cross-examine every exit wound.

Play both the witness and the jury.

Go through every detail of each presented evidence,

again and again

and again.

Searching for clues

Searching for traces of alleged self-sabotage.

I tend to do that to myself, you know.

I anticipate despair

even if there's nothing out there.

Like how I used to check my closet twice when I was a kid before going to bed,

thinking

that monsters were lurking.

So maybe

that's why sometimes

I feel as if they're all

just inside my head.

A self-inflicted melancholia out of nowhere.

But my nowhere

is everywhere.

And I swear to god,

sometimes,

I can hear them say,

"I'm here.

I'm here.

Zuela, psst!

I'm here."

As if asking for permission to be felt,

to be real.

Always begging for the slightest chance of validation to be lonely.

Always needing to ask for the key

to this body.

To this home.

To this recurring affliction,

reduced to, "iinom na lang natin 'yan!"

Reduced to, "malungkot ka na naman!"

"Si ano na naman 'yan no?"

Reduced to,

"Alam mo, mas maraming dapat problemahin sa mundo.

Hindi dapat kinakalungkot 'yan."

Reduced to, "kaya ka malungkot,

kasi pinipili mong maging malungkot."

Reduced to, "ano na namang hugot 'yan?"

All of a sudden it's now OK to make fun of someone's breaking.

or how other people call it nowadays,

a '#Trend'.

You don't know how many times

I've wished I could just deactivate from the world.

Just to escape the throbbing.

The swelling self-doubt.

This sharp piercing fish bone stuck in the back of my mouth

digging deeper and deeper each time I say a prayer.

And when I finally decided

that I've had enough,

I mustered all my strength and tried to fight myself.

You should've seen me.

You should've seen me.

How I turned all of my anxieties into a huge fist

and put it inside my mouth.

slowly

pushing inwards.

And I didn't care.

Even after I heard my jaw lock, I didn't care.

Then I can feel my mouth being ripped apart,

its sides burning.

My tears, trickling down,

begging me to stop.

But I kept going,

kept pushing, and pushing

and pushing, up until I choked on it.

and took it out.

I couldn't do it.

I couldn't do it.

So,

people tell me that I should smile more.

Go out more.

took myself out there more and not seek comfort in the dark.

Tell me how I should feel. How I should be.

How I should pace my crazy.

Like how your mom forces you to chug down consecutive glasses of water

just to cure the fever.

And even after you told her you couldn't anymore, she tells you,

"but it's for your own good, anak."

"Nanay mo 'ko. Alam ko 'to."

But

this only left me with a bellyful of confusion.

Paralyzed, tied to my bed.

With the simplest of FB messages, sending me seizures.

So,

So I made sedatives out of alcohol.

Sought for light in the brightness of my phone at 3AM.

Turned strangers, who didn't give a single fuck,

to high dosage of antidepressants.

What I needed were just over-the-counter.

But the symptoms were still there.

And all I can hear is, "How do you plead?"

How do you plead?

To the times you said, "everything's fine"

"and maybe you're just overthinking things, just making things up."

How do you plead?

Not guilty.

To the times you said you were sure

that this time the Universe will be kinder to you.

but only found yourself

vomiting your words on the side of the road.

Intoxicated with frustrations.

Spitting senseless jokes just to divert the conversation.

How do you plead?

Not guilty.

To the times you made an effort to feel beautiful.

That this time you'll practice self-care.

Self-love.

But still wanting to smash every window pane every time you see yourself.

How do you plead?

To the times you wanted to tell your brother that you miss him.

intensely, but you couldn't. How do you plead?

To the times you wanted to tell someone you were lonely,

but didn't have the right words to explain why.

So you kept it all to yourself.

How do you plead?

Zuela,

tell me,

how do you plead?

How do you plead?

See, I thought I needed something potent.

Like a potentially fatal dose of constantly lying to myself just to fit in.

So I kept pleading, "not guilty".

"Not guilty."

"Not guilty."

I started to lose myself.

My hands didn't feel like hands anymore,

clasped in other people's reality.

I was worse than lonely. I was numb.

I forgot

that painkillers were not made to be a cure.

that you don't need a doctor's prescription for self-abuse and I took advantage of this.

That medicine is just a pill away from becoming poison.

And after months of withdrawal,

when I finally got to recognize the sound of my own voice.

The troubling echoes from this hollow.

The summation of all my fears.

And finally asked,

"Are any of these worth it?"

Are any of these worth it?

And the universe heard it

and answered through the most beautiful people covered in battle scars to tell me,

to save me with a simple "yes".

"Yes."

You finally forgive yourself.

Finally admitted that, yes, you may be guilty of vulnerability,

but all of this is worth it.

You are worth it.

You are so much more than this.

And you finally whisper, "I am here."

I am here.

I am here.

Sometimes, this

this is all you need.

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Cute singer, school life and the Pokémon Center - Japan exchange Vlog - Duration: 11:38.

Good morning.

So, now I'm on my way to Japanese class- and there's the elevator

Hey. I just had Japanese lessons for two hours

and we did lots of exercises and my head hurts,

but it was okay. It was not too difficult. It was nice.

The people there are super friendly. They're so cute.

These two teachers, that- kind of- taught me?

yeah.. That sentence..

They were like *gasps* "So fast! You are so fast!"

Because we did just lots of exercises and practice

practice speaking *fart noise* practice reading

And now I'm on my way to school.

So when I'm in school, I'm going to eat lunch with my friends,

then I'll have Global Studies with my other friend

and then I'm going to go shopping to the mall where we were yesterday.

to search for the stuff again.

So, yeah watch me on my way.

Lea: Is this an egg?

Rebecka: Yeah.

. . .

L: SWAG. R: I don't know why.

Kenzie: Your lunch today makes me sad.

K: Like it makes me sad just by looking at it.

K: Is that Onigiri? R: Yeah.

K: Hey, but that's going to be good.

R: I hope so.

R: My host father made it and he's a really really good cook.

K: Okay.

K: 4th floor: Crafts

R: we have the 6th floor.

*groans*

L: K, I'm too not sportsy for this.

*laughing* L: The poker face. *more laughing*

L: Did you swallow a unicorn?

K: Stay in your class after class.

R: yeah. yeah. See you.

L: Yes, mom. We'll stay there.

R: Why do you film every little thing?

L: Because it's interesting.

R: No, it's not.

L: It is. R: No!

*groans*

Roccol: よろしくお願いします。ありがとう。 (Nice to meet you. Thank you!)

Ro: でも、最終 初めて ここ

Ro: ここ、ここ、初めて! K: Huh?

Ro: Actually it's my first time to come here, so I'm a little bit nervous

Ro: I don't know where to- yea..

K: You're good.

Ro: Thank you so much!

Ro: どこ sth sth? K: Huh?

Ro: Where-? K: Oh! America.

Ro: Oh, really? I lived in Pasadena. K: Pasadena..?

Ro: Oh it's in California.

K: I'm from Oklahoma.

Ro: あ、オクラホマ州、そうなんだ。。。えええ。 (Oh? Oklahoma...)

K: ドイツ。(Germany)

Ro: いいね。(good.)

Ro: どこいきましたか? Where did you go?

Ro: Tokyo..? K: Tokyo? Ro: uhh...

K: I live now- Ro: Oh really? K: In Sagamihara.

Ro: 楽しね!(It's fun!)

Ro: Bruno Mars?

L: Bruno Mars :3

K: Oh Bruno Mars.

When I see your face

there's not a thing that I would change *Kenzie giggling*

cause you're amazing

K: awww haha

just the way you are

and when you smile

the whole world stops and stares for a while

cause you're amazing

just the way you are

WUHHHHH *fangirling*

Ro: 楽し!(It's fun!)

K: カッコイイ!(Cool!) Ro: 本当に? (really?)

Ro: みんな、ありがとう。嬉しよ。 (Thanks everybody! I'm happy.)

K: Okay. Something all evil's within our nation Something the stars above

K: Jesse! James! Team Rocket! no. annnnd Meownz.

K: Did you watch Pokémon, when you were little? L: No.

K: WHAT? L: I told you I don't have a life.

K: To protect our stars from devastation. Jesse! James!

K: Team Rocket! Bless your life again!

K: I want to be the very best, that no one ever was.

K: These Pokémon to understand- something- that's inside

K: I'm doing this so wrong.

K: POKÉMON! GOTTA CATCH EM ALL

K: It's you and me. I know it's my destiny

K: Pokémon! and the world we must defend.

K: Pokémon.

K: Hey, I like-

K: See, I don't like a lot, but I do like- Whenever I watch Anime, it tends to be like Shonen or whatever

K: like Naruto, Inu Yasha..

K: Although I don't think Inu Yasha is really Shonen...

K: like technically they say this, but I think more girls watch it, because INU YASHA whatever....

K: I'm going to be like a lost dog at this place.

L: I love how they drinks like-

K: They have fancy gases

L: They're special version. Oh the One Piece version.

K: I don't know what-

K: I think it's so interesting. 懐かしい (nostalgic) today.

L: Did you just touch my butt?

*SMACK*

K: Now I did.

K: but I mean it's better than your thigh..

L: I was like here-

L: It's so close to my butt

K: NARUTO!

K: I want to live in Japan for like the rest of my life... L: Me too...

K: I'm definitely coming back.

L: interesting

K: You. don't. want. it. You. don't.-

K: Oh okay. I need it.

K: Where do you want to go? Where do you want to go? Where do you want to go?

L: I really don't care. I just want some food...

K: Creative Olive rice and soup

K: Krispy Kreme

K: That's healthy probably.

K: Let's get-

K: Cock food.

K: It says Cock food.

K: I hate my life.

K: That's my kind of restaurant.

K: I'm so nasty. Let's go to McDonald's. Come on.

K: Knock. Knock.

L: What? Who's there?

K: Banana!

L: Banana who?

K: Knock. Knock.

L: What?

K: Knock. Knock.

L: Who's there?

K: Banana.

L: Banana who?

K: Knock. Knock.

L: Who's there?

K: ORANGE!

L: Orange who?

K: Orangen't you glad I didn't say "Banana"?

K: Where is the McDonald's?

L: Why am I spending time with you?

L: Oh we're here.

K: not really. we need to go this way.

K: I think. L: I have no idea

L: And I've been here...

K: well it's L: I think it's just like right behind us.

L: behind...

K: You think it's below us?

K: I feel like this is not

K: Oh it's this way. Cause that's the ship.

K: How did we get all the way over here??

L: Yo ship wassup!

K: Do you remember the ship?

K: Lea doesn't want to go out with me everyday. I'm pissed.

L: Well like maybe.. I don't know if my host family is like o-

L: kay with that. K: I'm just kidding.

L: I think they are. K: I'm just kidding.

L: started from the bottom

L: Now we're here. K: Started from the bottom now we're here

K: Started from the bottom now my whole team fcking here

L: Somebody, who gets me..

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غرفة نوم باربي الجديدة و فساتين العيد! ألعاب بنات Barbie Pink Bedroom & Closet Tour - Duration: 5:57.

Hello and welcome this is Jasmine from Jessytoys911 today we will unbox Barbie bedroom

there are lots of other sets like kitchen Salon and office and bath tell me if you like any of them

we have this nursery in an old video

here what comes inside the closet, night stand and bed

this is the bedroom after i've put it together

we have the mirror and the stand, chair

bed, night stand and closet

the closet looks like that from the inside

all doors open

some accessories like perfume and flower with vase and a comb

2 hangers

i got her two dresses so we can hang them inside, those dresses don't come with it

first dress for Barbie and second dress

i got more i can show you them in other video

handbags also

look at this new outfit the shoes are slippers and new dress so cute

we will let her sit here to make her make up

comb her hair

we will now try this dress and see how does it look on her

this is the new dress what do you think?

also we will try the shoes for Eid

this is our video for today for the new pink bedroom for barbie i hope you liked it

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Irak El Vitalicio habla sobre Mano Armada en Barreras - Duration: 2:50.

A concert here in Barreras, Mano Armada.

Papa Humbertico y El Discípulo, Neuris.

You know, they represent the neighborhood a lot

They represent the people of the street a lot , to people of this locality.

And to make a concert, for them, I do not know ...

I imagine, because they are always talking about their neighborhood, for me is very important.

Because it is very difficult to be a prophet in your own land.

It is very difficult when you do a job, play it in your same neighborhood and that for me is important

That you make a great concert, where you invite people, friends, people defending

your ideals, your music, your work.

especially today that it is January 28, the birthday ..is one more anniversary

The birth of Jose Marti, and you know what it means for Cubans and for cuba.

Not only for cuba, also for Latin America

And you know that rap is also part of a long-standing struggle in this country

about our social definition, political definitions and I think Humbertico and EL Disciple

are a good example of that, of reflecting the street, of reflecting the criteria of A youth

of a generation.

Jose Marti is that too not because you are from another generation ..It does not distance you

from the thought of freedom, from the thought of equality which we often study in

school about Jose Marti. Because rap is that too.

Rap is union, it's love, it's the truth. The freedom we always write on paper and then

We say it with music. We reflect the life, you understand?

I do not know, for me it is a pride as a rapper, as a man, as a Cuban, as a person who also believes

in Marti's words to be here at this concert and raise his fist or say that

if it is true or my brother is here to support you and Humberto, The Disciple and Neuris

know that wherever they are, even though they are in the cosmos here, this Saenz Iraq

¨El Vitalicio from Doble Filo supporting them.Cuban Hip Hop

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[Interview] Alexander C. Bennett - First steps in Japan and first contact with Kendo (S01E01) - Duration: 11:02.

Alexander C Bennett has two PhDs in human studies and sciences from the

Canterbury and Kyoto University.

He holds the ranks of 7th dan Kyoshi in Kendo, 5th dan in Iaido and Naginata, 3rd Dan in

Jukendo and Tankendo.

He is professor at Kansai University of both Kendo and Japanese Culture and History,

Vice-president of the International Naginata Federation, Member of the International Committee of the

All Japan Kendo Federation, director at the Japanese Academy of Budo, cofounder of the

Kendo World Magazine, and author of several books in English and Japanese.

This series starts with Alex's first visit to Japan, his first encounter with Kendo,

and what put him on the tracks that lead him where he is now, 30 years later.

Season 1, Episode 1 - First steps in Japan and first contact with Kendo

Well before I came to Japan, I have no idea what I was doing because that was so long

ago.

I first came to Japan when I was seventeen, as a high school student.

But I was originally from New Zealand, I'm a New Zealand citizen and basically my first

experience with the martial arts was after I came to Japan and joined the

high school Kendo club.

But before that I've never really had anything to do with Budo, but I had always been really

into sports like soccer, cricket and volleyball.

I was always keeping myself really active and sports right the way through my childhood.

But I came to Japan in 1987 for the first time because I wanted to learn Japanese language,

and the mid to late eighties of course was a very interesting time in Japan: it was right

in the middle of the bubble economy.

So I thought to myself: "Wahou if I can learn Japanese and have a piece of the Japanese

pie!".

So that's why I came over here and I sort of, especially for a one-year exchange, but

then I got sort of forced into joining the Kendo club at my high school and really that

was…

Everything before that time, now seems so far away, it was like a life-changing experience and it's kept

me in Japan ever since, so almost… well thirty years now that I've lived

in Japan.

When I was here in 1987 for the first time as an exchange student, I went to a school

in Chiba, which is not far from Tokyo, and my intention actually was to join the school

soccer club.

But, you know, if you live in Japan you know this very well: Japanese schools do not have

a lot of grass.

Ok, so the sports grounds are all sort of like deserts really, and it's like stones

and dust, and I saw the soccer club practising on this sandpit and I thought: "Aah, it's

not the soccer that I grew up doing".

And I thought: "What should I do?

I want to do something, I want to join a school club because that's the best

way to make friends."

and so on.

And then my host mother, I had a Japanese host family for the time that I was here,

my host mother suggested: "Well, you're in Japan, why don't you do something Japanese

for a year?".

And I thought: "Ah, that's a good idea.

I didn't think of that."

And my school, Inage High School, had two Budo clubs.

There was a Judo club and a Kendo club.

If there was a Karate club, probably I would've gravitated towards the Karate club, because

well in those days, Karate Kid with Ralph Macchio and all, it was quite popular and

it was pretty cool.

But there was no Karate club, because Karate, until very recently, is very much a minor

Budo in Japan actually, isn't it? So there was Kendo or Judo, and I went and saw the Judo,

there weren't many people in the Judo club, and the teacher looked a little bit weird.

I thought: "Uh, that's probably not for me."

So then I went next door and saw Kendo, and it was the first time I've ever seen it,

and it was just crazy.

I thought: "What the hell is going on here?".

It was like, watching something out of Star Wars.

The sensei of the club, Sano-sensei, he was over and he was much bigger than anybody of

course. And he was just destroying everybody like a superior Jedi, and all his underlings

were just going crazy like you know, Kamikaze pilots: attack, attack, attack!

And getting destroyed in the process.

It was really bizarre, it was like I'd never seen anything like it.

And it terrified me, actually, because I didn't know what was go ing on, it just looked really

violent.

So it sort of terrified me, you know. in one sense, but it also totally fascinated me as

well.

I thought: "Wow, can I do this?".

And I didn't know it at the time but, the mere fact that I went into the dojo and was

watching, the sensei, Sano-sensei, just assumed that I was there to join the club.

I was there to look and check it out but, you know it's like Hotel California: once you

check in, there ain't no checking out.

So it was like…

I had to do Kendo from that day and to be honest, I really hated it.

At first, you know it was different, but then you know, so really unnatural posture,

you know: right hand forward, right foot forward, holding the sword in front of your body and

doing lots and lots and lots of suburi every day, trying to reprogram your body to these really unnatural

movements, or what seemed like unnatural movements.

I got blisters all over my hands, all over my feet, sore muscles that I didn't even

know I had.

It was just really tedious too so I wanted to quit after one week because everyday is

training after school.

School finishes at, I can't remember, it was about 3:30, and then they call it bukatsu, that's

school clubs, and they start at 4 o'clock and go to about 6 o'clock.

But unlike New Zealand, New Zealand is like we're enjoying sports clubs, they're seasonal

so you might play rugby or soccer in the winter and then in the summertime you play cricket

and you only practice once or twice a week and then you have a match on Saturday but

there's no school right?

But in Japan it's like seven days a week.

On Saturday we have classes at school, well I don't know if they do now but they did

in those days so, but classes would finish at 12 o'clock.

So then we'd have Kendo practice from 1 o'clock to 6 o'clock on Saturday, and

then on Sunday from 9 o'clock to 6 o'clock.

So seven days a week, it was horrible.

There's no way that you can have a break or a: "Ah, I don't feel like going to training

today" or anything like this.

It's like boot camp: you've got to go.

And so I wanted to quit because it was, like I said it was a little bit tedious at first,

I didn't really understand what was going on, because Kendo is quite difficult to grasp

when you've never done it before.

And this teacher was scary, okay, and yea, I just really had no idea what the hell was going on.

So I went up to Sano-sensei after a week and in my very very bad Japanese I said, you

know: "I quit.

Thank him for the experience but no thanks."

And he glared at me: "Dame da yo!" which means: "No way am I gonna let you quit."

And I thought: "Oh, I thought that was my decision…" but no, it was his.

So that was it I was stuck and I must, you know, confess, I was very, I was a reluctant member of the club

for probably about a half a year.

But there were certain things that kept me there, gradually I started to understand

what we're supposed to be doing in Kendo.

But also I became very close friends with my, you know, my club mates as it were because

training was really hard, and sometimes it was really violent and nasty, and you sort

of go through this together.

We couldn't really converse very easily, because of my lack of Japanese at the time

and they obviously didn't speak English and we sort of just make do.

But just through the shared experience of going through this hell every day, without

even knowing you form these really strong bonds of friendship.

And so it was the friends that I made through the Kendo club that sort of kept me there

long enough to finally have an epiphany one day that: "Hey, this is actually pretty

profound.

This is pretty cool."

So I'm glad that Sano-sensei, made me stay in the Kendo club.

But if I had my own way, I probably wouldn't be, wouldn't have continued doing Kendo

at all, and I wouldn't be sitting here, all these years later.

In the next episode, Alex will show us how, despite a tough first approach, Kendo has

become his way of life.

Perhaps he did see something.

Budo is just something else.

Allegorically killed me many times over.

You know there are times where we do get disillusioned with Budo and all the politics

Stay tuned for our next episode on Seido's Channel

For more infomation >> [Interview] Alexander C. Bennett - First steps in Japan and first contact with Kendo (S01E01) - Duration: 11:02.

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Точечная торговля горячими беляшами - Duration: 2:47.

Offer ready-made business idea! In our city there is a point trade of hot meat pies, hot dogs, pan-se, Manty, chebureks, pies, etc. point is the meter on. No tents or stalls should not be built! Required (per seat): 1. The seller. 2. Storage container hot product. 3. Table (plastic katerny or homemade), and put the container. 4. Cooked product - Manty, pang-se, pasties, belyashi, pies. 5. Branded dressing gown and a plate of PVC - what is sold and what how much it costs. Point is located in a very crowded place. Trade is fucking good. And if you have a car, you can during the day to quickly change empty containers for full. During the day, "fly away" 30-40 containers. In winter, the hot trade is selling like hot cakes. In the summer you can add cold drinks. It is desirable to install (if finances allow) a few outlets. Then the profit will be corresponding. With hot dogs more difficult. 1. Requires a special tray. Something like the grill. With the two sections. In one heated rolls. Another sausage or kolbaski. 2. A bottle of ketchup. 3. Bottle of mayonnaise. 4. A bottle of mustard. 5. Seasoning. 6. Greens as desired. Gets the bun, cut in half, placed in the gap sausage, poured on top with ketchup, mustard and mayonnaise, seasoning and herbs as desired. If a man will take a hot dog with you, the first condiments poured into the bun and then falls sausage. In my opinion, not very expensive and profitable business.

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