I’m Maria T (big greek name) and I am a Greek geek living, working and playing in the U.K. I work for bluestorm where I do both front & back-end development. I like dnb and good coffee. More about me here »
Michael Jackson, the Elvis of my generation, is dead. It takes something like this to get me back to blogging after a month of being very quite and very busy. My b/f woke me up last night to tell me that Michael Jackson is dead. He never dares wake me up, especially when I’ve had a rough day and really need to sleep. It takes something like this for him to disregard the fact that I’m sleeping and wake me to impart the news. Every single person on this planet has an opinion about MJ. Today everyone has voiced it, whether negative or positive. For me apart from everything else he might be, he is the epitome of my childhood. His music was the soundtrack to my formative years.…...
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