
Friday, February 10, 2012
Friday, January 27, 2012
how you really know you want something...
a year later you still want them on your face
Karen Walker Pilgrim Sunglasses
Karen Walker Annie Sunglasses
Karen Walker Pilgrim Sunglasses
Karen Walker Annie Sunglasses
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Simplify
In honor of one of my New Years Resolutions.
Simplification is simply a luxury not all of us have. I envy you.
Simplification is simply a luxury not all of us have. I envy you.
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Happy New Year
last night composed of a little bit too much of a good thing...
thanks again girls for a "memorable" night
baseball caps perfect for days you don't want to do your hair.
she better be famous otherwise she may seem a little cray cray
love DVF sunglasses more than her dresses...(there I said it)
1.refinery29
2.nymag.com
3.nymag.com
thanks again girls for a "memorable" night
baseball caps perfect for days you don't want to do your hair.
she better be famous otherwise she may seem a little cray cray
love DVF sunglasses more than her dresses...(there I said it)
1.refinery29
2.nymag.com
3.nymag.com
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Sunday, December 4, 2011
nali nali
Last week (in chronological order)
1.Found out one of my besties from work is leaving for a much better job and never to be seen again-literally cried for days
2. Officially found out I was going to China in January for work (don't fret people I will be gone for a week)
3. Started up my chinese lessons again-this time classroom style. I learn better when I am competing amongst strangers
4. Swish swish-had sprinkles on top of my green tea ice cream; something horribly wrong but kind of right with that combination.
5. Celebrated birthday dinner with the boyfriend at Mochica and was confronted by the host if I had a bloomspot or groupon . I almost wanted to say yes-and pondered what the deal could possibly be but 30 seconds later recoiled at how de classe I have become.
"nali, nali"-this phrase encapsulates how Chinese people are raised, instead of saying "thank you" after someone compliments you; it is more customary for the Chinese to say "nali, nali"-not really but thank you. Sometimes it takes a Chinese class to teach this Chinese person about her culture and why I can't ever take a compliment seriously.
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