No, really. It is. I started another one. It's humorous artsy geekiness mixed with some social commentary and philosophy. It's called aspiringprometheus, and it is where my ideas and interests shall henceforth reside. So don't come 'round here no mo'.


Love you all!

~DJ

 

Lost for 1,600 years, the royal quarters of Cleopatra were discovered off the shores of Alexandria. A team of marine archaeologists, led by Frenchman, Franck Goddio, began excavating the ancient city in 1998. Historians believe the site was submerged by earthquakes and tidal waves, yet, astonishingly, several artifacts remained largely intact. Amongst the discoveries were the foundations of the palace, shipwrecks, red granite columns, and statues of the goddess Isis and a sphinx. The Egyptian Government plans to create an underwater museum and hold tours of the site.

We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.

Albert Einstein (via peaceblaster)

(Source: slychedelic)