Saturday, January 26, 2013
This past week was my first week with a job and I have worked over 30 hours already. Hopefully they'll give me less hours once my "training" is over.
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Yesterday I bought a purse. And then today I returned it. It feels good to have belated self control. At least I made sure that I knew the store's return policy. Since I was at the mall again I made the most of it and sought to find a new scent to wear because my Valentino Rock n' Rose is years old and finally all used up. I took a whiff of Chloe and I'm hooked. I want to wear this scent. I can't really describe it because I am no where near being a perfume connoisseur. I don't understand smells or how they work. All I know is flowery, fruity, or musky. But regardless, I am going to buy Chloe when I have saved up some money.
Monday, January 7, 2013
For the first time in my life I want winter to be over. I want the sun to shine and sheer, gauzy fabrics to go with a perfect sun-kissed tan. Usually I like to be comfy and cozy under the blankets while it's freezing outside, but this year I just want to fly to a more tropical climate and for the Texas heat wave to roll on in.
Something about the warmer weather screams carefree living to me. Even if the spring is as busy as the fall and just as full of essays, assignments, and a full social calendar. I want carefree living and I want it now! No matter how delusional it is! Winter is nothing by scaly skin and frozen toes.
But the winter does have the Chinese New Year, Valentine's Day, and my birthday. 10, 14, 22.
Something about the warmer weather screams carefree living to me. Even if the spring is as busy as the fall and just as full of essays, assignments, and a full social calendar. I want carefree living and I want it now! No matter how delusional it is! Winter is nothing by scaly skin and frozen toes.
But the winter does have the Chinese New Year, Valentine's Day, and my birthday. 10, 14, 22.
Sunday, January 6, 2013
Makeup
I've always wanted to do this. Look at everything that's in my makeup bag and also all the makeup I own in the world! Look, I even laid everything out in a semi-grid like fashion! Everything was either dirt cheap or gotten for free, which explains all the trial sized items. Also I do things like blog by iPhone regardless of shitty photo quality. My favorite items include my Urban Decay glitter liner, Barry M Dazzle Dust, and that Maybelline eyestudio creme liner stuff. The lighters are for my lash curler because my unfortunate Asiatic eyelashes can't hold a curl worth a damn. Also notice, there's no foundation, blush, or concealer. I don't wear makeup often enough for those things to make it into my makeup bag. I mostly wanted to take a picture like this and put it on my blog. And now I've done that so I'm off to the book store now!
Saturday, January 5, 2013
I have a lot of time on my hands right now because it's winter break, I'm at home, and I don't have a car. So with all my extra time I had a chance to really look through my closet. I can't believe the garbage I still have hanging in there. After thinking for awhile I found the perfect word to describe what I want my wardrobe to look like. Streamline. I want my clothes to be as aerodynamic as possible metaphorically speaking. I need efficiency and a closet full of clothes that I can identify with and utilize. I'm not looking for a particular aesthetic for the pieces that I do keep but it would be nice for the pieces to reflect who I see myself as.
There are items in my closet I haven't worn in over a year, but I can't seem to part with them. Perhaps because I was so foolish as to think that I might wear them again one day in the future. I must remind myself never to be fooled by this kind of thinking again. But perhaps it's guilt that I spent money on clothes that I've finally outgrown and can no longer put to use. It does seem like a waste to resell my clothes at either Plato's Closet or Buffalo Exchange for significantly less than what I bought them for. But significantly less money is still money so perhaps I just need to move pass this psychological roadblock.
There are items in my closet I haven't worn in over a year, but I can't seem to part with them. Perhaps because I was so foolish as to think that I might wear them again one day in the future. I must remind myself never to be fooled by this kind of thinking again. But perhaps it's guilt that I spent money on clothes that I've finally outgrown and can no longer put to use. It does seem like a waste to resell my clothes at either Plato's Closet or Buffalo Exchange for significantly less than what I bought them for. But significantly less money is still money so perhaps I just need to move pass this psychological roadblock.
So, it's been decided. This year I will attempt to streamline my closet.
Here's to a new me this year.
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