First off...

Gahhhddd!!! It has been FOREVER; a year and 5 months forever, to be honest.

I don't know how and where to start but all I know is that my mind is rambling for words to reflect on my blog post today.

A lot's been going on for the span of months that this blog hasn't touched the internet stratosphere.

• Transferred to another company.
• Assigned to several accounts (by recommendation, just so you know :p haha)
• Finally had an anniversary with the new company
• Never, not once, attended a company party
• Made it quite alive in one piece.

Though the list is minuscule, on a day-to-day basis - it's crazy! But who hasn't? I mean, work gets to you sometimes and you just want to take a week off and run away from the city and come back still wanting to extend that much-needed vacation.

Right? Right?

But, anyway! Let's get down to business as to the reason why I'm back. Sorta.

It was a boring Thursday afternoon for me that even a caramel frappuccino can't fix it. So, I decided to scour the internet for good movies to watch.

Enter Big Eyes - a 2014 biographical film which stars Amy Adams and Christopher Waltz who play as famous painter Margaret Keane and art plagiarist Walter Keane, respectively. The movie is directed by Tim Burton, a Keane collector.



The story circles around the life of Margaret Keane who was being manipulated by Walter Keane to produce her paintings while he takes credit for her artwork, hiding her in a room so that no one else will discover that she is the hands and brush behind the phenomenal paintings of the signature over-sized doe-like eyes of her subjects.

Both painters, they met at a local park in San Francisco while displaying their works. Flirtations and discussions of art were exchanged and after a few dates, it led to marriage which made Margaret start signing her paintings  'Keane'. This opened a window of opportunity for Walter to sell the idea of her paintings as his own.

I love taking photos - who else doesn't? Be it a selfie or your pet cat doing something silly, we want to capture those moments quickly at just the touch of the camera button on our smartphones. Unfortunately, not all smartphones are the same when it comes to the quality of the picture. Even if it's the latest iPhone or Android phone, like it or not, we have to admit that it doesn't always create the same image that we pictured from our own eyes.

Frustrating, isn't it? Furthermore, how about downloading the "best" photo editing app and you end up getting shiz and it's not what you're aiming for? Oh, however will we have the courage to upload it on Instagram? #firstworldproblems (JK)

Enter VSCO - probably the greatest photo editing app ever, in my opinion. Inspired by the name of the company, Visual Supply Co, the app delivers more than the usual photo editor. VSCO comes with a set of pre-installed filters (that you can't find in other editors) to get you started. You can either choose those filters to suit your needs OR manually edit your photo to add a more distinct look to it. What's more is you can also buy new filters or get it for free.

Don't you just love movies? I think everybody does. I haven't met or known anyone who dislikes watching them. Some movies tell you stories you can and can't find in books or anywhere else. It's an imagination put into motion pictures that when paired with a brilliant mind who can make it something more than magical, it's just... I can't even.

Apparently, I'm having a hard time editing or sorting my website out with how I wanted it to look like. Can you imagine wanting to attain something and just as you thought you're almost there, you're a thousand miles away from it in reality. Ugh!

Oh, please, bear with me. I promise I'll work on it as fast as I can.