right of suffrage-- done

That's indelible ink people. The type of ink which is really difficult to rub off with alcohol or even acetone. That ink is a marker whether or not you have exercised your right of suffrage (aka right to vote) on an epic day-- May 10, 2010.

Reasons why it was epic:
-the country's first automated vote
-my first time to vote
-finally feeling like the country needs me
-finally jumping in the bandwagon of political conversation
-the candidates are unpredictable in their campaigns (so you never know who's gonna win)

Eyjafjallajokull

Sorry but up to now my tongue can't seem to pronounce Eyjafjallajokull.
Rolls the tongue easily does it? In other words it's Icelandic for "island-mountain glacier"

I just had to Google it and get a glimpse of Mother Nature captured in film.

all images from dailymail.

It's hypnotic. It's eerie.

The mixture of lightning made it all the more powerful and dramatic. I don't know whether to be thankful to see one nothing quite like it or something else. Bravos to the courageous photographers who had all the guts to go out and get first hand action. I'd like to capture something naturally breathtaking one day.

UPDATE: EJ-YA-FYAT-YA-YOKULL :D