Evan essence is
1. essence of evan (?!) - take away the outer trappings and facade, what i am about.
2. evanescence
ev·a·nesce intr.v. ev·a·nesced, ev·a·nesc·ing, ev·a·nesc·es
To dissipate or disappear like vapor
"Yet you do not know what your life will be like tomorrow. You are just a vapor that appears for a little while & then vanishes away. " - James 4:14
"Man is like a mere breath;His days are like a passing shadow. " - Psalm 144:4
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
– “I am seeking the fullness expression of myself as a human being on earth.”
– that’s what I say to God all the time “use me till you use me up.” That is what my prayer is.
i think this gayle and oprah tabloid thing is overblown. the world doesn't know what intimacy is. they equate intimacy to sex and have absolutely no grid for friendship or "without sexual relations". it's sad. it's time 2 take it back to what it is.
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
all i want for Christmas is you (NOTA)
i had wanted to post this earlier but i saved in my drafts instead. oh well.
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Hotel Kakslauttanen, Finland
The snow igloos here are cool (pun intended), but what really caught our eye were the futuristic glass igloos, which guarantee unrestricted views of the aurora borealis from the comfort of your zebra-striped bed; the phenomenon turns the night sky dazzling shades of green, red, and blue from late August to April. (The special thermal glass doesn't frost over—even if outdoor temperatures drop to minus 30 degrees Celsius.) Staff supply wool socks and down sleeping bags for guests who opt for one of the 12 "real" igloos, where the interior temperature hovers between 21 and 27 degrees Fahrenheit. If you get cold feet, the property also features more conventional accommodations like wood cabins.
011-358/1666-7100, kakslauttanen.fi, glass igloos from $468 for two people.
Jumbo Stay, Stockholm, Sweden
For most jet-setters, getting on a big jet plane and going nowhere might seem like a prank of transatlantic proportions. Then again, most people have never boarded Jumbo Stay at Stockholm's Arlanda Airport. The 450 seats on this retired Boeing 747 have been replaced by 27 rooms, all of which, we assure you, have plenty of legroom. To fly really high, book the cockpit-located suite, where you can move the controls and push as many buttons as you'd like without ever worrying about crashing.
011-46/8-593-604-00, jumbostay.com, doubles from $149.
Palacio de Sal, Bolivia
If you're one of those people who believe you can never have too much salt, then we've got the place for you. The luxurious Salt Palace, located on Bolivia's vast salt flats, is made entirely out of the mineral. From floor to ceiling, including the walls, beds, and chairs, it's all salt, all of the time. And the 16-room property offers dishes like salt-encrusted lamb, of course. Sufferers of high blood pressure should probably look elsewhere for a room.
011-591/2- 62-2951, palaciodesal.com.bo, doubles from $135.
Hotel Utter Inn, Vasteras, Sweden
What's so weird about this pint-size property in Sweden? At first glance, the one-room hotel appears to be a cheery red house in the middle of the lake—yes, it's in the middle of a body of water but how strange is that, really? Don't be fooled: The room isn't actually in the house; it's 10 feet underwater. It's also the only functioning underwater hotel that started out as an art installation. Designed by artist Mikael Genberg, the 10-year-old inn's sole room consists of two twin beds with panoramic windows on all sides. There is no electricity, but there is lighting and a portable gas heater. When ready to come up for air, guests can relax on the deck or take the dinghy out to one of the nearby uninhabited islands.
011-46/21-39-0100, vasterasmalarstaden.se, from $328 for two people, open April–Oct.