Friday, February 27, 2009
unraveling through my brain.
fire my imagination.
I've been meaning to publish this post awhile ago but I couldn't find the time to do it, not that the horrible internet connection would have allowed me to anyways.
So, because I'm a bigger fashion buff than people think I am (and because the dresses this year are so damn pretty), here are my favourites from this year's Oscars - in no particular order.
All pictures are courtesy of Red Carpet Fashion Awards (my most frequented site on the net -heh.)
Is it just me or Evan Rachel Wood is gradually toning down her Dita Von Teese-ness after breaking up with Marilyn Manson? I personally would love to see this dress is a bright canary yellow, like Angelina Jolie's Emanuel Ungaro dress that she wore at the premier of Ocean's Thirteen in Cannes.
Jennifer Aniston.
There's something about this dress that is quite deja vu when it comes to Jennifer Aniston (or maybe it's the hair) but I love this dress and the way it sparkles. It's like Tinkerbell at an evening dinner.
Maria Menounos.
Looking at dresses make me feel like such a girly girl. But honestly, can you imagine slipping into a dress like this? It's bound to make you feel like a fairy princess, with all the embroidered flowers at the bottom. I'm picturing myself wearing this at the annual ball :D.
Marisa Tomei.
The colour. The hair. The pleats. Enough said.
Miley Cyrus.
I remember seeing Miley Cyrus in this dress and immediately texting Mandy saying it aged Miley by about a bazillion years. With that said, I do think it's a gorgeous dress, though I haven't quite decided on the butterfly belt (I don't like butterflies on clothing). I especially like the neck line - no prizes why.
Natalie Portman.
I didn't quite expect to see so much of nude/off white/neutral colour dresses on the red carpet, even though it is the colour of the season. I like to see vibrant colour dresses which is probably why I'm slightly biased towards this dress. It does, however, somewhat remind me of Olivia Wilde's lavender dress at the 2009 Golden Globes. Oh, and lets just ignore Natalie Portman's make-up though.
Taraji P. Henson.
This dress doesn't look very easy to walk in. The Oscars really pushed my liking of neutral coloured dresses to its limits but that aside, I like this whole look. The make-up, the hair, the outstanding necklace, the dress and the red bag that adds a little punch to it.
Zhang Ziyi does not look thirty at all. She's so (healthily) skinny, it makes me jealous. I'm not a big fan of the shoes but I do like the hair. I think the dress looked better as it was presented on the runway, with the a bow in the middle.
Okay, I'm done.
Oh, and three words - YSL Tribute Pumps.
Now who said my shoes look like hooker-ish?
Bitch.
bulletproof vest.
It was nice knowing you.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
speed up your breathing.
Step 1 : Put your music player on shuffle.
Step 2 : Post the first line from the first 30 songs that play, no matter how embarrassing.
Step 3 : Strike through the songs when someone guesses both artist and track correctly.
Step 4 : Don't look them up on Google or any other search engine, you cheater.
Step 5 : If you like the game, post your own.
1. I'm Mr. Jealous Man today.
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9. Oh, next light bust a right.
10. Say a prayer for me, I need a new life.
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14. Cheesecake Murder's Sunshine is playing, so lets skip this one.
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21. Plug me in and turn me on.
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when the music stops.
But somehow, someway, we manage.
We manage to calm each other down when university administrations decide to toy with our emotions. We (read : you) manage to help each other (read : me) when Math decides to kick us in the butt. We manage to be there when it matters the most, just before our worlds seemingly come crashing down.
So, just because I don't say it enough - Thank you, hun. For every little thing, every little time.
Don't know what I'll do without you.
Thursday, February 19, 2009
well you know nothing.
Well, today has been slightly different. Apart from the fact I skipped my first class of the semester (not that it matters now), the news of a broken marriage, the stress from exam registration and changing of subjects as well as the (extra++) dosage of fresh gossip...my house gate just fell.
Yup.
Gate. House. Fell.
Those who have been to my place would know how big the iron gate is so you can imagine how heavy that thing is as well.
Thankfully no one got hurt, though there's some damage on the gate, the pillars and the surrounding porch tiles.
On a completely different know, I'm done with classes for the week which basically translates to total free time for the next three days. Too bad I've run out of DVDs to watch.
Oh Lord have mercy on me.
Monday, February 16, 2009
what's that sound?
Once upon a generation gap, there lived a girl who had strawberry coloured hair. She lived in a world of candy and in that world, everyone lived happily ever after except for one - a guy who's name should not be mentioned. He had slimy green hair, long green finger nails and people called him...BAYAM!
So one day, Strawberry Girl went to play around the Candyland and suddenly!, she tripped on a piece of rock candy.
She says, "Damn! Stupid rock candy! Spoiled my friggin marshmallow slippers."
Then suddenly, as she was looking at her damaged slippers, she felt a presence. She turned around and saw...
JENG JENG JENG...
BAYAM!!
They fought. Bayam with his long slimy hands and Strawberry Girl with her plump arms. Obviously, Bayam won the fight because Strawberry Girl couldn't move much - she was fat.
THE END!
Moral of story : Eat your veggie!
Saturday, February 14, 2009
spell on you.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
winter in june.
There's no way you're coming back.
under the tracks.
At least I'm not the only one with weird dreams.
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
two! i'm kissing on you.
Pictures from last Saturday, just because it was such a happy night;
Lunch owed for six years, mattress thrown away. It's like she doesn't love me anymore.
To say I had fun would definitely be an understatement.
Saturday made me realize just how close we are to taking yet another step towards adulthood. The fact that we're starting university soon seems so surreal. We'd be pieces of a puzzle, scattered around the globe.
Ten years down the line, will you still call?