Sunday, December 22, 2013
Because of course I would want to talk about forever and nostalgia right now
You know that feeling that you get when all you want to do is make something beautiful, and instead sit around on your computer and become sad and nostalgic for everything that ever was? When you know you need to do something important but you look at all the rookie road trip photos and long for something that beautiful and that magical? Do you ever long for those moments of strange magic that never seem to happen often enough, yet when they do occur you remember them for a life time? Those moments where everything just seems right and you wouldn't change a thing. Those times where you feel unstoppable and infinite and free.✨
Sunday, December 1, 2013
blk frdy
As many of you know, in America, the day after thanksgiving man stores have huge sales in preparation for Christmas. This year, like previous years, I woke up at 4:45 to get the good deals. We went to the Americana in glendale and went to the Urban Outfitters, Forever 21, H&M, Free People, Madewell, and barnes and Noble there.
The full haul minus presents for other people because I don't want to spoil them.
The first store we went to was Urban Outfitters. There, the first thing I got high waisted, velvet, bell bottom, pants with a slit up the front that hits juts above my knee for $15. The next thing was a blue and white polka dot tank top skater dress with a low back, for $10. The third was a lavender short sleeve crop top for $5 and finally hair chalk for 50 cents and face/body/hair paint pens for $2.
Our next stop was forever 21 where I tried on a velvet turtleneck crop top, but didn't buy because the head hole was too small.
After that we went to H&M where I bought a black fuzzy coat for $20. I have been wanting one for a while, so this was a perfect item to satisfy my cozyness need.
At Madewell I just picked up a birthday/hanukkah gift for my camp friend, and since I already gave it to her, it was just a black and white striped cardigan.
Then we went to Barnes and Noble where my little sister purchased a book, and I bought my moms holiday present.
That was all at the Americana, so afterwards we high tailed it down to Amoeba in Hollywood where I purchased the newish vampire weekend record, modern vampires of the city.
The first store we went to was Urban Outfitters. There, the first thing I got high waisted, velvet, bell bottom, pants with a slit up the front that hits juts above my knee for $15. The next thing was a blue and white polka dot tank top skater dress with a low back, for $10. The third was a lavender short sleeve crop top for $5 and finally hair chalk for 50 cents and face/body/hair paint pens for $2.
Our next stop was forever 21 where I tried on a velvet turtleneck crop top, but didn't buy because the head hole was too small.
After that we went to H&M where I bought a black fuzzy coat for $20. I have been wanting one for a while, so this was a perfect item to satisfy my cozyness need.
At Madewell I just picked up a birthday/hanukkah gift for my camp friend, and since I already gave it to her, it was just a black and white striped cardigan.
Then we went to Barnes and Noble where my little sister purchased a book, and I bought my moms holiday present.
That was all at the Americana, so afterwards we high tailed it down to Amoeba in Hollywood where I purchased the newish vampire weekend record, modern vampires of the city.
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