Friday, December 23, 2011

What is a Writer's most Important Tool?

A Writer's Most Important Tool is...


Not the pen. Nor is it the Pencil, quill, notebook or double lock Diary. It's not even the most powerful laptop or any portable word processor Steve Jobs has aided the world with. It must be his brain and imagination. WRONG!


For anybody who is inspired or bored may dream beautiful thoughts and design inventions. You need not be a writer, more so write to come up with a joke or tell a story. A sense of reason is required but what separates writers from thinkers is the most underrated weapon in any scribe's chamber. The prized item of a wordsmith's arsenal must be



The CHAIR. The most crucial Decision a writer must ever make in life is not which word, or how many syllables or what rhymes with zinc. Instead it is what piece of furniture fits my achy back the best. What fabric soothes my ass through long overtime sleepless hours the most? What product in Ikea should I invest in, so that I would rather sit at home alone to spend anti social days to record the brilliant figments of said imagination? Which chair reclines all the way back to utter frustration and at the same time is able to hold me up and keep me awake as I jot down or type random Shakespeare In Love material. Your chair should be your love seat. For a laborer knows it takes every day of his life to master the craft. And it takes love to want to be regarded a wizard in any craft. 

So if one is to want to be a successful scribe, one must sit on it, the decision that is as heavy as a marriage vow. 









Saturday, June 11, 2011

Light Packer: An Asian Stereotype Worth Unloading

Let me start off by introducing my friend Ian Cuizon a Humble Screen writer who recently graduated from UCLA. As others brag about what they have done and who they have worked with, Ian just stays quiet and lets his writing do the talking. Here is a little story he wrote talking about the Stereotype of the Asian Community.


This weekend I was forced by love to help my sister pack for her rookie attempt to move out of the house. My involvement in helping her organize too much unnecessary clutter known as "what a girl wants" into a TSA approved size of check in luggage space was purposely minimal. The reason being, I am Asian and take pride in being amazingly efficient in traveling, secure to carry nothing but the bare necessities of the 21st century or the ultra light Macbook Air Era.

But my sister, an aspiring actress much in need of a temporary hiatus from Hollywood made me think of anybody moving into the city of dreams. More specifically i thought of what has to change among aspiring Asians who want an A-list career in the reel world.

If we are to pack lightly, make sure when you fly from Shanghai, Tokyo or Manila that you bring nothing but your talent. The talent referred is not limited to your flexible joints, miraculous sense of balance and illegal range of voice pitch. Instead, you cannot leave home without the dynasty aged, multi-millennium tradition of Asian color, resilience, and persistence. This is all you will need to thrive in the still yet to be conquered city of studios. Food, clothing, and mansion sized shelter will be supplied by your too many relatives already residing in Southern California.

Or better yet, bring all your overweight furniture, kimonos, God's, Temple pieces, Buddha statues and balikbayan boxes with you. Carry a huge thousand dollar excess baggage penalty load so that you are forced to never want to pack and move out to another city again. Force yourself to be weighed down and never leave until you are rich and famous enough to hire people outside your kin to pack your walk in closets for you.

But if you are a struggling Asian artist without any glory even in your homeland yet then follow my first and preffered choice of someone who hates to pack. Continue to stay Asian and pack lightly. And to every dreamer colorblind of race and origin, be Asian like, and remember light is very different from empty. Make sure to bring something. "It" will suffice. If you do not bring this, and arrive empty handed without any check-ins, your stay in LA will be briefer than the express check out counter at your local organic grocery store.



-Ian Cuizon

Thursday, May 12, 2011

Summer Essentials/Myself

Summer Essentials

Summer Essentials by Josue Tejada on Polyvore.com

So I have been using this website called Polyvore and I love that you are able to create your own sets and designs. I am slowly getting better at it so bare with me. The other day I was asked "What kind of stuff do you post on your blog?" All I said was "stuff." So from now on I will be making this blog all about myself. I will be sharing you my daily life as it goes. I might not be that interesting but I promise you that a lot does happen in this normal LA kid. A lot might be happening this summer and If God wants me I will be traveling a lot this summer. So I will make sure to be Video blogging and showing you guys more of my face. :)

Monday, May 2, 2011

Online Shopping!


So I know you guys may know some of these websites but today I will be sharing two awesome online website where you can get the latest fashion. One is known for its awesome daily boutiques, Called RUE LA LA. Every day the website updates its boutiques by shuffling Different designers on daily basis. The only downside about this website is that you have to be invited by someone who is already on the website. So here in this link is your invitation come and Shop!
Invitation here!

The second website I will share with you guys is called Asos.com. This website is based in the United Kingdom, and has some of the best clothing I have ever seen. Although it is a brand of its own they also carry many name brands like Fred Perry, Ben Sherman, Superydry, and many more. The awesome part about this website is that It is free shipping. YES, FREE SHIPPING! I couldn't believe when I was checking out all the clothes I bought.

I am finally starting to keep up with my blog, I know lately I have been talking a lot about fashion and its because I have been shopping a lot and discovering new things that I feel you guys would really love. Also make sure if you enjoy all my blog to follow me on twitter. @Jrtejada89 :)

Thursday, April 28, 2011

All of the lights!

All of the lights!



Hey! I've been listening to Kanye West a lot lately so I felt inspired to make this collage today. Clark Desert Boots are a MUST in every guy's closet, recently I got a Marc by Marc Jacobs blue wallet and has become a great piece for my everyday outfits. If you click on the collage it will take you to my Polyvore profile and you will see all my items and how you can get them. 

Polyvore.com

Sorry that its been awhile but I have been really busy and honestly I totally forgot I opened this blogspot. Today my friend Ana Chang showed me this website where you can create your own looks and style by making collages of Item and accessories. 
Hope you enjoy this Collage. 

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Intro to New Blog

Hey guys this is Josue Tejada from Tumblr. I actually have been wanting to move my blog from Tumblr to blogspot so here it is. If you are still following me on my other site please feel free to start following this site as well :)


http://jrtejada.tumblr.com/ This is my old Link make sure to check it out. I will continue that blog on this website.