
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Friday, December 17, 2010
- Do not rush into washing, seriously. No matter how much the women in your life (read: moms and girlfriends) nag about it!
- You can wear your jeans almost anywhere and do almost anything you want to do, so why not?
- Down-sizing. There are many different takes on this, but for me, choose the one that fits, well, at least barely to start off with. My reason being that, because these jeans do stretch, some more than others, we should get those that fit so that over exertion won't stretch the jeans more than we wanted, like, extra stretch, especially the waistband. I think that's something that the APCs are very prone to. Or, in case you get less stretch-y ones, then at least you can wear them out after a week of purchase. Personally I wouldn't want to wait for a month before I stretch it out to be able to not look like a boy in tights. And let's face it, down-sizing initiated from vanity sizing, then the real denim enthusiasts, which obviously my shallow knowledge and inferior passion keeps me out the list, discovered that we don't have to get exact sizes to get a good fit.
- Don't plainly just believe in all that hype. Go ahead and get your pre-washed jeans. Stick with your mainstream Nudies. Try something rare. Just keep an open mind, because I believe everyone has their right to wear what they want, the way they want it. Sometimes people do it, well, wrong. But isn't right and wrong just another gauge that we set within ourselves? Share with them, help them, and maybe they just need somebody for advice so they can fix their mistakes.
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Hey, guys and girls!
When it comes to FYP, everything else seems more interesting, which is probably more than half of the reason that I’m blogging today. It’s been a pretty spectacular few weeks!
Speaking of the word, spectacular, I’ve decided to go back to posting pictures along with my trademark boring chunks of words to, perhaps, make this space a little more of a spectacle. My readers are probably really dwindling now, which is always sad for an attention whore like yours truly. So here’re a couple of things I would like to do with this URL.
- At least twice a week of entries. I still can’t believe I could blog every single day just not long ago.
- Weekly WAYWT posts. Since it’s what I like to do, so might as well. A good excuse to post pictures here as well.
- WAYWT, friends-version. This will make me hang with people more considering how anti-social I seem to be getting. So, people, please dress up when we come out!
- A wider spectrum of topics! I figured to cater to different types of people; I probably need more interesting posts rather than just plainly my personal reflections. Music, fashion, sports, books, movies, you know, stuff like these that I like.
- F-yeah moments. Yes, I’ve always been pretty against recounting daily happenings on blogs because I think that is a cheap way to blog and you may not need lots of intelligence to do that. However, living in such an awesome world with all my awesome friends, I guess it’s up to me to make those fuck, yeah-moments into FUCK, YEAH-moments.
So, stay tuned, beautiful people. Catch you guys tomorrow!
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
- Sell it. This way, people will know how good lemonade can taste, and hopefully decide to make their own as well.
- Share your recipe. Show people the strength that you put in for your lemonade. Also, it gives clueless people who are trying to find a way to deal with their lemons some directions.
- Explore and make better lemonade. We all have our favourite drinks, but it doesn't hurt to have more than one kind of drink to choose from when you're feeling parched.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Friday, November 5, 2010
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Monday, October 11, 2010
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Friday, October 8, 2010
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Monday, October 4, 2010
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Friday, October 1, 2010
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Monday, September 27, 2010
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Friday, September 24, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Monday, September 20, 2010
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Friday, September 17, 2010
WRITE A LETTER TO THESE PEOPLE :
Day 1 — Your Best Friend
Day 2 — Your Crush
Day 3 — Your parents
Day 4 — Your sibling (or closest relative)
Day 5 — Your dreams
Day 6 — A stranger
Day 7 — Your Ex-boyfriend/girlfriend/love/crush
Day 8 — Your favorite internet friend
Day 9 — Someone you wish you could meet
Day 10 — Someone you don’t talk to as much as you’d like to
Day 11 — A Deceased person you wish you could talk to
Day 12 — The person you hate most/caused you a lot of pain
Day 13 — Someone you wish could forgive you
Day 14 — Someone you’ve drifted away from
Day 15 — The person you miss the most
Day 16 — Someone that’s not in your state/country
Day 17 — Someone from your childhood
Day 18 — The person that you wish you could be
Day 19 — Someone that pesters your mind—good or bad
Day 20 — The one that broke your heart the hardest
Day 21 — Someone you judged by their first impression
Day 22 — Someone you want to give a second chance to
Day 23 — The last person you kissed
Day 24 — The person that gave you your favorite memory
Day 25 — The person you know that is going through the worst of times
Day 26 — The last person you made a pinky promise to
Day 27 — The friendliest person you knew for only one day
Day 28 — Someone that changed your life
Day 29 — The person that you want tell everything to, but too afraid to
Day 30 — Your reflection in the mirror
http://letterchallengetumblr.tumblr.com/post/670539707/the-30-day-letter-challenge
Monday, September 13, 2010
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BELLE.KYLIE.C
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
I went to my Grandmother's last week. Revisiting that place where I grew up, I decided to take a stroll in the evening since I've nothing else much to do anyway considering the programmes on TV these days. So I went downstairs and walked the places where my cousins and I used to frolic and have plenty of fun when we were still kids and when Facebook and Twitter didn't exist to steal our social lives (that is irl, see, another online acronym) away. Ah, childhood memories. Everybody has them, be it good ones or bad.
The problem starts here, you see. While trying to reminisce and take in the sights of what have changed and what have not, I realized that I have lost the ability to stroll. That is, to walk at a decently slow speed. I guess this has got to do with growing up. As we start to have more activities lined up other than school, we try to squeeze them as much as possible so that we end up having an activities-filled day. This usually means more transportation time and also less sleeping time. So we sleep less, wake up tired, do things slower and end up rushing for time so that we don't screw up our schedules. The end result being having to walk at a faster pace so we that won't be late. Sadly, this rushing about has evolved into part of my lifestyle. To add to that is our nation's obsession with being the best and not missing out on things. And of course our live fast, live dangerous, live on the edge, and try not to die young mentality.
#1. Have something to live for.
One of my resolutions this year is to take things down a notch, what with all that hardcore partying and stuff, and to enjoy life's little things, pretty much Zombieland inspired. I've been trying consciously to do that, and it's not easy to break from going goal to goal. However, I think being able to slow ourselves down to take things in is important, lest we forget what the goals are really for, and then we'll slowly but surely lose ourselves. Losing our souls, that's equivalent to death. What's living if we've nothing to live for.
#2. Have something to die for.
To add to the point of living, I'd like to talk about something else. I always have concerned friends (and meddlesome strangers) coming up to me and say "Come on, Nov, stop your drinks, fags, parties and late nights. You'll die soon." Well, yeah, it's true too much of all these are really bad for the health, and with a poor body we can't survive to live our dreams. However, this also set me thinking about this thing about the age old pursuit of longetivity. To me, every second that we are living, we are also dying at the same time. Isn't it true? I guess that is why, on top of the point I mentioned in the last paragraph, being alive also means having something to die for. Nope, not the alcohol and fags, of course.
#3. Live like you're dying.
Seize the day. This is easier said than done. Well, I think a living example of somebody who lives by this code is Mr. Jordon Ng. He's many things, but a soulless barren capsule he is not. Carpe Diem, he always says. So clichéd, but so true! It's good to be safe, but don't be too afraid. I've always stand by my view that the best things in life costs only blind faith. And by standing by it, I mean taking the leaps. In the movies, they did it, didn't they? You can be a Casanova who takes and breaks heart so your own wouldn't be broken, or a shy kid who closes his heart to the world so that he wouldn't be let down. However, what would that give you? Vision gives you the ability to see opportunities, courage gives you the ability to go and get it despite the potential obstacles that your vision can't get pass. On top of that, you'll never learn what you really have until you lose it. So don't be afraid of getting something in the fear that you may lose it. That is stupidity.
That was quite the bohemian speech, eh? Speaking of bohemian, I'd recently re-watched Moulin Rouge. I've always told people when asked (or not!) about my beliefs, that I believe in Beauty, Freedom, Truth and Love. I don't know was it because I was subconsciously influenced by that movie. In the show, it spoke about these four things that make up the bohemian spirit. So I would like to think that I've an inner streak of boho-ism in me because that would be really pretty cool, ha! I hope this is the reason I went ahead to buy a headband last year. So, to wrap up this entry, I'm going to share a really awesome quote from Moulin Rouge.
"The greatest thing that you'll ever learn is to love and to be loved in return."
Monday, August 30, 2010
- Working at Shin Sapporo Ramen
- Going back to school for talks/workshops/whatnots
- A little bit of football
- A little bit of Aly and Fran
- A lot of Starbucks
