I feel completely ridiculous right now... entertaining thoughts of someone or something out of reach.
Sometimes the momentary hopes and feelings that inspired you when you were younger seem a immature when you are a full-fledged adult.
That being said, being 'fascinating' to someone can sometimes make you feel alive again, right?
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
these photos are inspiring me hardcore right now.The lonely pony in Iceland - looking at him makes me feel the icy wind whipping my hair and chilling my cheeks - definitely requires layers upon layers of clothing. I supposed undressing would resemble unwrapping a present.
This gorgeous girl, courtesy of The Sartorialist (<3!!) makes me want to cut bangs again and go extra curry red. Maybe once I get my first full Anthro paycheck.
I love this photo - I can see how she caught his eye - her hair, the glasses, her lips and her personal style... plus an overcast Paris as a background. Wowza!!
Lastly, I love the optimism that is filtering through the balloons in the final photo. The time of day - when the suns warmth wraps you in it's beautiful amber arms and gives you a little squeeze that fills your heart - just before night blankets you in it's infinite stillness.
Getting ready for the final quarter.

admittedly...
Today, I am a bit brighter - a bit like my sunnier self. Optimism hit me at the bottom of my coffee cup and I let the possibilities ahead of me fill me with hope, rather than pessimism and the sense of drowning I felt last week.
I also decided to use the last of the veggies and make a mini-pot of veggie soup.
I am obsessed with soups. This season will be the season of soup.
I love the way the house smells, I love chopping the veggies, I love taking the soup out of the fridge and heating it up, the steam bringing the aroma to my nose and that when I finally taste it, it's like something my mom made - in a word, delicious.
The thrifting bug has hit me again - a wool blanket in Scottish plaid, Mickey waving from an old school sweater, and sheets so soft a Royal would approve. Now for those oxford wingtips I'm dreaming of...
I also decided to use the last of the veggies and make a mini-pot of veggie soup.
I am obsessed with soups. This season will be the season of soup.
I love the way the house smells, I love chopping the veggies, I love taking the soup out of the fridge and heating it up, the steam bringing the aroma to my nose and that when I finally taste it, it's like something my mom made - in a word, delicious.
The thrifting bug has hit me again - a wool blanket in Scottish plaid, Mickey waving from an old school sweater, and sheets so soft a Royal would approve. Now for those oxford wingtips I'm dreaming of...
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
September, or: How the days fly by...
Time has a way of speeding up and letting you know as it shoots by you.
My life and my mind have been in complete upheaval these last few weeks.
First, I felt on top of the world as my impending 29th birthday approached. I thought 'This is my year!' and 'I can accomplish everything and anything I desire!' - I felt powerful and in touch with my core and my passions and my strengths and my future. The day following my uber-low-key celebration with Matt and my bestie Ayana I had the rug pulled from under me... or rather, the huge bundle of colorful, lovely balloons which I was gripping with all my might, floating a la the Miss Dior Cherie ads, well, every single one popped and instantaneously I plummeted to earth, along with my optimism, confidence, and sense of self.
I am feeling myself emerging from the figurative wreckage and piecing myself back together - I am starting a new job a week from today, and I am excited and nervous and settling into the idea of monetary stability and consistency. I am sad that my part-time days are over for now and that I am going to be leaving my nearly decade long career in make-up - only in the full time aspect.
I have started filling in at a friend's thrift shop - I plan on doing so once a week for a while. It's fun and I like the aspect of looking like me - not the poster child of the cosmetics movement.
The nights are getting longer, it's starting to cool down (a little) and there are some small things that I am looking forward to:
the new Diana Gabaldon book
AZ state fair - a few concerts, demolition derby and food, food, food.
sweaters
new employee discount (I am sticking to an allowance!)
Now I just need to shake the remnants of this cold and get my ass to the gym!
My life and my mind have been in complete upheaval these last few weeks.
First, I felt on top of the world as my impending 29th birthday approached. I thought 'This is my year!' and 'I can accomplish everything and anything I desire!' - I felt powerful and in touch with my core and my passions and my strengths and my future. The day following my uber-low-key celebration with Matt and my bestie Ayana I had the rug pulled from under me... or rather, the huge bundle of colorful, lovely balloons which I was gripping with all my might, floating a la the Miss Dior Cherie ads, well, every single one popped and instantaneously I plummeted to earth, along with my optimism, confidence, and sense of self.
I am feeling myself emerging from the figurative wreckage and piecing myself back together - I am starting a new job a week from today, and I am excited and nervous and settling into the idea of monetary stability and consistency. I am sad that my part-time days are over for now and that I am going to be leaving my nearly decade long career in make-up - only in the full time aspect.
I have started filling in at a friend's thrift shop - I plan on doing so once a week for a while. It's fun and I like the aspect of looking like me - not the poster child of the cosmetics movement.
The nights are getting longer, it's starting to cool down (a little) and there are some small things that I am looking forward to:
the new Diana Gabaldon book
AZ state fair - a few concerts, demolition derby and food, food, food.
sweaters
new employee discount (I am sticking to an allowance!)
Now I just need to shake the remnants of this cold and get my ass to the gym!
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