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8 years agoComment geogrammer
Tokyo Twilight.
I picked up the film at the library, searching for interesting-looking Japanese movies but I didn't expect it to affect me as much as it did. It was made in the 1950s but the themes are really universal. A delicate rendering of tragedy without solace :(
Posted in: What was the last film that made you cry?
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9 years agoComment geogrammer
Vespertine by Bjork :)
Posted in: What album do you enjoy every song on?
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9 years agoComment geogrammer
tuition...
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9 years ago
ooo yes! besides the wonderful sound of vinyl, I love everything involved in listening to a record. Physically pulling out a record and put it on the player, moving the arm over, and listening to an album in its entirety, not just skipping around songs or movements. The ease of mp3s is great for a lot of things (listening to music while you're exercising, for instance) but everything that's involved in vinyl just makes it feel like more of an experience.
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9 years agoLevel Up geogrammer
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9 years agoAchievement geogrammer
Hat Trick
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9 years agoComment geogrammer
Mostly walking. But also biking, bus, and light rail. And a car if someone can give me a ride ;)
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9 years agoComment geogrammer
Tea. So much tea.
Posted in: What are you currently hoarding?
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9 years agoAchievement geogrammer
Busy Bee
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9 years ago
One of the many reasons I left Western New York for the West Coast...
Posted in: Snapzu, what do you hate?
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9 years agoVideo/Audio geogrammer
Yesterday's Tomorrow - A Portland Journey
We brought our cameras to the same position and angles of our favorite Portland historic images. We wondered, what’s changed? What’s remained the same?