It's crazy when people are rich enough to buy insane home accessories like this red mop rug. Such a bitch to clean because it would soak everything up. There was also a $57,860 sofa there.
Oh, and I ran into Hot Bot while I was here! Such a sweet girl, hope to see your face more often!
The next day mom brought me my usual from Sakura in Aiea. Chiso musubi, tofu salad, kabocha, choi sum and grilled salmon. Thanks, mom!
I want to hear the sound of six zippers… whispering on your unbuttoned crepe shirt So I find your functional part In these trousers draping your roaming thigh… hinting at the slimness of your legs And despite the criss-crossing of these pure lines You spread your thighs for me so I can touch
I want to be in the rolled-up arms of your sweater… On your forearms, sleeves above the elbows It clings yet floats in wool muslin on your light grey trousers with their pure line
It blends practical with pleasant then cinches in To the same belt again, barely disguised Cross and uncross, tension of release …You take pleasure from me and I delight
And it's totally safe to watch in public because the frame always stays on his face and it's spoken in French.
I've only been alive for 21 years and don't remember all of it too well, but this is the first time the air is chilly and crisp in Hawai'i. I freaking love it!
My mother has a huge influence on me (see classic wardrobe and tendency to not answer my phone).
This woman has so much power, she even convinced me to not buy this awesome Thread Society shirt because she didn't like the fabric. Keep in mind that it was on sale + additional 50% off + I had a store credit = $30. Yeah, I'm sort of dying.
But my mom said she will make it for me. I'M GONNA HOLD YOU TO THAT MOTHER.
The title of this post was also her idea. Clearly she is genius.
This video, narrated by Tim Gunn, is disturbing and will make you feel queasy, but it is something that everyone should see, whether they are for or against fur.
For those of us, myself included, who are so obsessed with fashion, there is often a huge disconnect between what happens at the factory and the final product we gush over. The ethical argument is obvious, but the personal argument is where it gets tricky. For businesses and individuals that need fur, I guess you gotta do what you gotta do... but at what and who's cost? I can understand if it's a matter of survival, but when it comes to down to wanting to wear fur for aesthetic purposes, ick, I don't understand.
To my readers and the passerbys that wear fur, I think no less of you, nor will I preach to you why you shouldn't wear fur. If you want a reason to wear fur, read this article by AA Gill.
Awesomeamazing Allison tagged me for my five addictions.
Here goes the current ones...
1. Eggs and peanut butter
2. OPI Do You Lilac It?
3. Oldies music In the span of less than a month, my mom and friends have said I dress like a nana, repeatedly. (Thanks guys.) Anddd my friend told me I bought the same shirt at Nordstrom Rack that her grandma bought. No joke.
Anyways, I guess it's only natural that I like to listen to old stuff. I'm still discovering and exploring the music that existed before I was alive, but I'm really into jazz/blues/swing stuff now (Peggy Lee, Ella Fitzgerald, Tom Jones, Dinah Washington...)
4. James Perse vintage crew necks As much as I love them, I will only buy it if it's on clearance.
Everyone here is either: 1. In higher spirits 2. Doesn't have their priorities straight 3. Buying illegal
Because: 1. The fireworks have been going off since Thanksgiving and no one follows that 9pm-1am on the eve rule. 2. The economy sucks, right? OK, just checking. 3. The aerials shooting up from our neighbors' houses are rivaling the professionals.