Saturday, March 29, 2008

doo and i got 2 free guest-list tickets for a stand-up comedy performmance from my bro's friend who's in marketing.. the stage that night featured kumar and ali wong..

and i must say ali wong is just sooooooooo freaking cute!~!~ plus daring. but i guess that's how growing up in the states might be like.. it's up to you to be free and bold. the performance is rated M18 (and i only found out like after i went there, haha!) and well i guess i shouldn't be surprised at why it was such. she pulled up her jeans in a demonstration to the crowd on how to hide that tummy (which i think everyone should have already known how to do that) and also showed the downside of it: you get a camel toe showing haha (i mean if u're wearing those thin, stretchy, cheapo jeans i think). i'm so shortsighted so i couldn't see anything but well, she wanted someone to touch it. so there was this table of okamoto people (peeps who work in that condom company who was a sponsor for the event) and well this guy went up to touch it (though i'm pretty sure i saw his fingers touching only her tummy but with his palm close enough to fake the audience that he had touched the 'toes'). thank God for that~

well kumar was up after ali wong.. and he was his flashy, prissy, drag self on stage. his jokes were so damn funny and were obviously, not for the slow folks (the term 'slow pokes' would sound really mean). i was slow when it came to certain jokes but for all the rest that i managed to catch, it was racistly and politically funny.

despite all the laughter, i'm actually not sure if i would've paid $45 per head to watch the show though. :X though i made doo take a cab down from work at the far end of Singapore to make it on time with me.. this, after all, was a last min thing.

anyway, we headed to carls junior after that as doo wanted to grab a burger. guess w00t. there was this loud table-falling-down sound which made everyone turn heads to look at a poor girl whose bf had pushed the table down and left. which got me thinking - why are men so damn rough and violent (or agressive) in terms of their mannerisms and they don't realise it? i'm just speaking about the majority of men (so not all men are like that but if you're a guy who's reading this, i know u'd probably see yourself as the minority because u might just be part of the majority of them who fail to realise that they are one of those). yes i seem somewhat prejudiced against men again i know X_X but i can't help it. life's unfair sometimes and we just ought to face it. well the good side about this whole thing is that no matter how prejudiced i am against men or whatever stereotyped, narrow-minded thoughts i have about them, i am still straight and i'm SO straight i cannot imagine kissing a girl. like isn't that amazing?

back to the topic: are they rough because they were brought up by those "fatherly" role-models who parent their children like they're commandos commanding the commandees? and because of that the boys who grow up to be the exact same type of men as their fathers unconsciously think that it is right to be rough and that they never ever get to see themselves in their uncouth state (by uncouth i am actually including coarse language actually - aka vulgarities which are sometimes freely used for the sake of sounding cool -?!?!?!-)? i suppose to some extent, mannerisms are sort of "built-in" us, since i like to think that it has something to do with upbringing, and so it is difficult to change, and difficult to realise what sort of mannerisms we have because it is already "built-in"' and not made-to-order instead.

ah well. that is rather irritating but nobody's perfect, so it's all about how we accept one another's flaws isn't it?

digressing.. i looked at my wardrobe today and i'm not sure if i should say this about myself, but i feel like a nut having realised that i have loads similar outfits. an odd habit which is similar to that of another: me buying the same things in different colours or buying 2 pieces of the same thing so that i can bear to wear just one of it (having the ease of mind of knowing that if one 'spoils' i'll always have another - a habit i've mentioned like a thousand times already). and needless to say, it has yet to change.

i strongly believe that outfits say a lot about a person, and my art teacher once told me that even one's dressing could be considered art. so yeah. i didn't understand her now but i'm beginning to i guess. apart from the art of fashion itself, i believe one's dressing is more than just a sketch or whatsoever. basically, it tells people something about you and conveys a message (for example, i love babydoll dresses OR i'm acting like a punk rock star today).

and so, i discovered something about myself which i have never known of before: it seems my unconscious mind has a thing for stripes in shades of red and green coupled with white. i've got:
* 2 collared tie-sleeve shirts, one with red&white stripes and another with green&white stripes.
* a babydoll dress with the exact same shade of red and white stripes and with a ribbon in front.
* a pinafore with the exact same shade of green and white stripes as the collared one and with a sash.
* an F21 pinafore that has what i call less-contrast stripes (in coral and a lighter pink) in the background at white hearts in the foreground.

and admist all the stripes, to my horror, i noticed they all have some sort of ribbon on them, and 3/4 of those outfits have thin stripes. this is thus excluding another 2 dresses which have thicker stripes (and no prizes for guessing that they are exactly the same if not for their colour: black/blue and black/white). i call the black/white combi the jailbird dress. HAHA.

next, my obsession with bows and ribbons (as my colleagues have also cleverly noticed), is carried onto black dresses. i've got 2. one as a tube, another as a pinafore, and the both of them have big bows at the back. tons of other work clothes have ribbons as well.. and babydoll dresses with ribbons have become a staple in my wardrobe.

i also have another 3 babydoll dresses with very similar cuttings (DUH actually, since they're all babydolls with thin straps and pockets). one's in black taffeta, another in white raw cotton and a third in an undescribable but lovely shade of bloo. i'm aiming for a fourth colour: hot pink. heheheheh.. but at the same time i'm wondering if i ought to get another piece in white since my white one seems to be getting old and it's the one that looks the best for spring and summer (it is summer here all year round anyway!) X_X!

these are just some of the things i'm mad about now.. and there's a truckload of countless dresses waiting to be talked about (with them being similar in cutting OR entirely identical in cutting but different in terms of their colour). maybe i should take pics so i can admire everything in one picture. but i'm way too lazy to do so~ haha.

ugh. it's crazy. it's alr sat night and tomorrow's my dreaded sunday because that's the day that i will never get to enjoy to the max as i keep reminding myself that monday is just a couple of hours NEAR (notice it's NEAR, not away).

the good thing about the weekend is that i get to sleep without worries though. i've slept like 4 hours per weekday night and my eyebags are 5x darker than before. boohoo :( no amount of retail therapy can cure this i bet.

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Saturday, March 15, 2008

The Cruise Trip

needless to say, it was loads of fun and both doo and i are missing the times we spent during those 4 days :( we took some pictures, but not many because the star cruises website has got tons of pics of the interior of the cruise so most of our pics were taken offboard. =)

it's lovely to be on Balcony Class because you get priority for certain stuff like the booking of seating at the Gala Dinner as well as being in a queue at immigration that's much, much shorter than the snake-chain formed by the rest.


Congratulations to us for finally arriving on the cruise after a 3-month wait!!! Pardon us for the nibble at the bottom of the heart, we're obviously amateurs at controlling the temptation to try out the cake before the idea of taking a picture actually came about. woops! :X

we embarked on Sunday, 9th of March and took pictures with some brazilian dancers and the penguin Star Cruises mascot :D and were offered drinks at the Grand Piazza (reception area). then we proceeded to the Mediterrenean Terrace for a buffet lunch, which wasn't too much to our liking, so we went to the Bella Vista (fine dining restaurant) for our 2nd round of lunch as well. They had yummy banana fritters with ice-cream which I had two lovely servings of, and were simply not enough! after which, we checked out our cabin, which was still in the "cleaning in progress" mode so we walked around the ship and got ourselves an airbrush tattoo each :)


I didn't get a pic of doo's, but here's mine.

we also went to do the necessary, such as the booking of our seating for the Gala Dinner, collection of the Romance at Sea vouchers, the booking of our on shore, land excursions at Penang and Phuket and then retired to our decorated with gold heart balloons room for the tasting of the heart-shaped, chocolate coated cake (with the word 'Congratulation' [?1?!?!?!?!] in our cabin. it was sooooooooooo nice for a chocolate cake, and i loved everything about it - the taste, the texture, the chewiness! a bottle of champagne was waiting for us as well, but till today it is still unopened. then came the evening, and we had dinner at the Bella Vista again I believe, which was surprisingly our most favoured place during the entire trip (and i usually avoid western food). When we were done with dinner, we went to catch a performance entitled "Street Life", which was a dance and acrobatic show that was extremely entertaining as they were really good and the costumes eye catching and shiny and bright! Basically, most of the dance parts were done by the dancers from Brazil and Belarus and the mind blowing acrobatic stuff were performed by acrobats from Guang Xi, China. It's so nice to see two troupes (one from the East and the other from the West) come together to put up a show together. I loved it.

The next day: 10th of March, 2008.



We woke up to Breakfast in Bed, an entitlement from the Romance at Sea package we paid for. sounds wrong haha, but doo says it really isn't breakfast in bed considering i have to step out of it, open the door for the delivery of my breakfast on a HUGE, HUGE tray and then find some space for it :X that aside, the American breakfast was perfect! we had scrambled eggs, toast, danish pastry, the longest sausage i've ever seen, bacon, ham, hashbrowns, tea, and mango and orange juices. i suggested we have our breakfast out in the balcony where there were two lounge chairs and a mini table. In my opinion, this was not just a Breakfast in Bed but a Breakfast in Bed at Sea. i couldn't agree more when doo commented that it is so nice to wake up with the sea beside you because my oh my, it just feels so comfy to be surrounded by blue water which stretched to the immeasureable end of the horizon and then you'd seem to feel like you have absolutely no worries at all. and even if i tried to remember whatever worries i had for the sake of knowing that i am still living in reality, i just don't seem to be able to recall any.

Before we got off the ship to get to the shores of Penang, there were another 2 mascots to take photos with (we could pick one out of the 2) and I chose to have my picture taken with a cutiepie pirate haha! I was so tempted to cover one of my eyes to mimmick the fact that he couldn't see with his left eye because he had an eye patch on :)

Well, this was the first day that we got onto one of the lifeboats of the superstar virgo, as our shipped parked itself in the middle of the sea (still within sight of penang of course). the lifeboats were responsible for ferrying us to shore for our tours and no prizes for guessing, i opted for a shopping one :) we ended up buying loads and loads of food, like 3 boxes of tau sar pia and 5 packets of nutmeg for our parents and some cuttlefish stuff for our colleagues.

we went back on board after shopping for dinner at Bella Vista again. This time, we used the Romance at Sea voucher which entitled us to two glasses of sparkling wine and a special dessert which was chocolate fondue XD! Several of the staff at Bella Vista had an "ooh! you're on the romance at sea package" reaction which was kinda funny because we didn't exactly see the big deal of it all.

Somehow, I can't help but wonder why is it that I sleep so well on the ship? I usually only sleep for 7 hours a day, or I'll wake up when the clocks trikes 630am. But on the ship, sleep never seems to be enough. Doo thinks star cruises might've invested in good beds. I think my body probably knows it's on holiday mode, because i'm back to "normal" now.


Some pics taken over both days (10th and 11th March) while we were on land at Penang and Phuket (actually 2/3s of the pics were taken in Phuket). the elephants pics were taken because i got bored at the jewellery store in Phuket called Wang Talang.

11th of march: We woke up early today and went for breakfast at the Mediterrenean Terrance because a buffet breakfast is always the quickest. we had to assemble at The Lido by 830am, but we were already there at 805am. -_- We didn't manage to board the life boats until approx 9am or so though, because the response for the tours in Phuket was overwhelming as compared to the Penang. Once again, I opted for SHOPPING haha because i wanted to get food for myself and my family. :D met loads of fugly singaporeans on the tour, as well as as very nice lady who was extremely chatty with me LOL and showed me pics of her grandson. after this shopping trip, doo and i ended up with 3 additional bags we had to carry home (inclusive of those from Penang) because i refused to bring another trolley luggage on the trip believing that i wouldn't have much to buy - but i proved myself wrong! anyway, phuket was nice - the sand on Patong Beach was super duper fine that i wouldn't mind stepping on it all day because it doesn't hurt to step on it like the coarse kind you'd find at Sentosa. also, the sand at Patong Beach in Phuket felt really cool - so cool that you could soothe your feet in it while the rest of your body'd bake in the burning sun.

that evening when we got back on board, there were loads of activities lined up for us. but before that came about, we had a mini dinner at the Blue Lagoon because i was hungry :X Anyway, the events for the night:

First at 715pm, the Musicians of Bremen musical at The Lido, where we get to catch another performance by the dancers from Brazil and Belarus as well as the acrobats from China. After which, we'd head over to the Grand Piazza where there's a phototaking session with the captain and co-captain, who amazingly have the same first name. I left that out for another time though. However, there were photographers throughout the area taking pictures of the attendees of this Gala Cocktail. I got bored and so we proceeded to Bella Vista for our Gala Dinner in my gold knotted back dress with black opaque stockings, and him in his suit and a red shirt. Apparently, tons of others had the same idea of going for dinner a little earlier, and so there was already a crowd with tons of peeps heading towards the same place even though dinner was only supposed to start at 9 -_- anyway, we were assigned table 135, which was by the window (not as if we could see anything out at sea at night), but the thing is, it's the same table as the first one we sat at on the first day when we first dined at Bella Vista together :) Oh, and the food again was great :X I ordered fish, but beef in a pie (Beef Wellington, as it was called) came instead. Silly me forgot until i cut open the pie but no regrets! it was simply fabfabfabfabfabfab!! the beef was so tender and the pie was crispy on the outside and oooooo-soooo-soft on the inside (that i thought it was coated with potato). doo felt slightly sick, and that was very likely due to the allergy he developed after eating a bowl of super king-sized prawn noodles (somewhere in Singapore, yes). he had ordered seafood that night and i guess it might not have been fresh enough for him because the kind of fresh prawns he needs to have are the kind that's used to make Ebi tempura :X Still, i'm glad we were able to sit through the whole of it, at least long enough for us to finish our main course and dessert!


Bella Vista always has delectable-looking desserts in store for me.

I was talking to doo about why loads of women cook but the best chefs are male. It's the same thing with tailors and hairstylists, and Ailay agrees with me. LOL. doo thinks it's all about the Math. I like to believe that more men have mathy brains than women, because i happen to be one of those women with a non-mathy brain (that's not to say non-calculative though). Well, doo says that when it comes to cooking, the amt of ingredients and what to put together must be carefully measured and planned (unless you're experimenting) and that's where the math comes in. For example, a tailor needs to be accurate in his measurements before he can alter or make a garment for you. With that, does that mean that with hairstylists, it's about precision? because sometimes it looks like they anyhow cut right? HAHA :X it's probably just me: i'm never able to figure out how good stylists can snip snip snip and voila! the person sitting on the chair suddenly has artistic hair. For that, doo says creativity (i seriously think he meant drawing/a part of art) can be learnt. There are certain things like the drawings (a chocolate butterfly adorned with coloured syrup/jam on its wings) on the plate of dessert which I was having which can be learnt, which I believe so - as in, one can always learn to draw. But to create your own design? Isn't that what creativity is about? I guess that's the tricky part, but somehow or rather i'm sure there are those who are mathy and creative at the same time :X those geniuses. haha!

Next, at 1145pm, we were supposed to be at The Lido for the topless, Las Vegas - styled revue show which was complimentary for us because of the Romance at Sea package:X. but damn it :( I fell asleep at 1105pm and i didn't know doo was going to hit the bed after me too. By the time he woke up to wake me up, it was ten minutes past midnight and with 5 minutes left before the show ended, we knew we had missed it and there was nothinig we could do about it. it was such a pity because i seriously wanted to know what it as going to be like. my curiosity wasn't satisfied :( and i'm sure doo wanted to catch the show too. ARGH!~!~ where on Earth (or in Singapore) could we catch another topless show without paying like hundreds? :X

12th of March: Our Last Day on board.


the name of this wonderful creation: "Pearl of the Orient" - which is also what Penang is known as :X I had this for breakfast at the Bella Vista as my dessert - ooh they had other fruits such as palm (sea coconut) and fresh longans (which i couldn't be bothered to peel :X) apart from the Jackfruit (as the Oyster). This idea came about when I noticed that one of the Jackfruit pieces I had on my plate resembled an oyster, so I took a little baked bean and put it right in the centre. weehee! I'm so proud of my creation that I just had to take a picture :)

This was the day i hadn't been waiting for. breakfast was at Bella Vista and i spent the rest of the morning packing our stuff, as we still had $160+ worth of dining credits to be used, we had an early authentic Japanese lunch at the Samurai Restaurant. The staff at that restaurant may be of different nationalities, some are filipino and others chinese, but they all speak JAPANESE! OMG how cool is that? no wonder there were so many Japanese dining there! (ok the food is bland like what jap food IS supposed to be and so i didn't like my "main course"). I had banana tempura for dessert and loved it :) a trio of ice cream scoops were included: Vanilla, Green Tea (matcha) and Yam flavours. It was lovely cos i had been craving for fried bananas ever since I had some at Bella Vista during our first lunch on board.

after lunch, we went to look at the pictures the photographers on board the superstar virgo snapped for us. the staff at the photo gallery could actually locate our pictures immediately upon seeing us, without us having to even ask (omg). haha. we didn't get anything though, even though we knew that if we came back to the same place 5 years down the road it wouldn't be the same. i guess $15 per photo really is exorbitant, and well, we do have lovely memories to bring back with us already.

the afternoon was spent slacking, and we went back to Samurai for my dinner dessert: Ebi Tempura (5 pieces for $36 + 15%) and was totally yummy plus my Banana Tempura again. The waitress there event commented that she noticed that i like it loads while i was floating in bliss. About the Ebi Tempura, it was extremely expensive but i know it was worth the price (if you have dining credits to spare, teeheehee). i usually dislike eating tempura in Singapore with its sauce because the sauce usually takes like salt+water or simple soya sauce by itself. I was also too used to eating tempura without the sauce, but with all the goodie tastes already mixed in the batter used to make the tempura. Samurai's tempura sauce however, changed my mind totally about well, tempura sauce itself. It proved to me that tempura can taste great even if its batter is tasteless, as long as the sauce packs in the punch. WOOHOO! XD! which Samurai's did of course ;)

after dinner, doo and i spent our last few tokens at the arcade, which seemed bigger than what i saw 8 years ago even though doo claims it's still of the same size -_- we played a "Spot the Difference" game which was so easy and had few stages.. and another foodie game where we had to locate some single ingredients (eg. different types of vegetables) among loads of other ingredients before the timer ran out. the labels for the ingredients were in Chinese, so poor me was putting my word matching skills to the test for the first time haha. well, once the arcade closed at 7, we carried our 3 bags of food (our dear, yummy loot from penang and phuket in recyclable bags like the one from novo haha) to the reception area (which is the point for balcony class travellers to wait at). we had settled our bill earlier on in the afternoon, so now it was time to slack away from the crowd because the majority of the people on the ship were at somewhere else. PHEW!

well, after departing from the ship, there was this long, carpeted walkway where some of the staff were making music and singing their farewell to us and another one of the staff plonked party hats on the heads of random peeps and the two of us, though walking some distance apart, happened to be two of those peeps. that cheered up my mood a little actually, because i was laughing at doo and i can't remember if he was laughing at me. and so now i have to say this though i hate to say it: the saying "All good things come to an end" is so true.. so true that i wish they could've invented another statement like "All bad things always quickly come to an end". :X

Now that the two of us are back on shore, we're feeling landsick. We never experienced what it was like to be seasick on board, but we're actually LANDSICK now! meaning, we feel as if our bodies are moving according to the way the ship moves (a slightly rocking movement) while it sails, even though we KNOW that they aren't moving that way in fact. also, i've got multiple cravings for dessert now, especially at night, because i've had dessert for every meal on board T_T!! and i LOVE desserts!

ahh and i can't believe it : tomorrow is SUNDAY and just last Sunday we were waiting to board the ship. T_T!!! i think it's time to start planning for our next holiday. heheh..



hmm and everyone seemed surprised when i told them it never rained on board until the last day when we were on our way back to SG. this is a pic that's taken either in the early morning or in the evening (i can't tell because they both look somewhat similar) and it's the view i get from the balcony. it looks cloudy, and that's about the cloudiest it gets. one thing i noticed when i was on board though: we could never catch sunrise/sunset! T_T! the time for sunrise/sunset was given every day but that orangey sight i was expecting never occurs O_O! so i always am puzzled about where the sun is.. maybe it was hiding behind the clouds (for all 4 days?!?!?!).


i'm abby the sailor girl
the cruise was a perfect world
i got a tattoo and i love my doodoo
i'm abby the sailor girl!


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Saturday, March 08, 2008

apparently my body clock is stuck on waking up at 630 no matter how late i sleep, so here i am with the computer.

i was looking through the pics of my friends from poly (and i of course) from the "gathering" we had at sher's place during CNY for yummy chocolate fondue! i'm usually too lazy to upload pictures onto the web, but this is an exception because i am thinking of the people in the pics now and missing the joy we shared.

these pics were mostly taken in Sher's bedroom cos that's the girls' place to be and the best place for clowning around, apart from the kitchen, where the rest of 'em smeared chocolate on sher's face :X i do not dare to put that picture up because i value my own life. rather dim and totally unedited, unbrightened i know - but that's the way it is right? our natural orange light setting, so here's au natural pics!


Sweet smiles for you!


Funai and I in an an enigmatic pose.


Just the 3 of us.


Another 3 of us. Actually, make that four.


All of us went cranky!


MmMmMmMM! Proof that Mango + Chocolate is heavenly! I hope Sher sees this so she'll plan another choc fondue party hehehehehehheheheheh!


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Friday, March 07, 2008

filled with glee

i spent $88 on alterations alone for a tee shirt plus 3 dresses today (obviously i didn't try to bargain at all). X_X! and guess what? for one of 'em (a bow dress) which i cannot zip up, the tailor said i cannot gain anymore weight after alteration cos there isn't much cloth left in the inner seams for expansion :X though she said i could definitely lose some weight of course ahha! and i definitely agreed :X the dress was a perfect fit except for a particular area :X and she kept saying it's pretty and that it's a worthy buy. btw, it's the very first time i'm trying out the alteration service at this shop, so thankfully she's friendly, patient and nice - she charges exorbitant fees for her services! but if it's for a job well done, i believe it's worth it.

and after which, i went for a fringe cut. saddeningly enough, my favourite hairstylist had resigned. apparently he had gone back home to his own country, which is such a pity because he's the 2nd hairstylist i've met who really cuts my hair well, and actually takes the time and effort to make it perfect. the last time i went for a cut, which was just before the CNY, i had to wait for my turn despite having made an appointment beforehand. while i sat there and stared into space, with only my thoughts to keep me company, he went to grab a magazine (the latest issue of female) for me. i was thrilled by the smart pick and really happy with his consideration. the first one i got to know quit too by the time i wanted to go back for a 2nd cut. ah well, perhaps there is some truth in that saying "good things never last forever" but i was blessed to have gotten at least 3 nice haircuts over the past couple of years since i first rebonded my hair. haha.

which reminds me, another favourite of mine has left. the girl from ECH who does good waxing. T_T now i have to settle for my 3rd and 4th choice of therapists because the 2nd has moved to the other branch which jiahui and i don't exactly frequent.

well, speaking of hairy matters, doo had his hair cut as well, and it's a cutiepie boy look which i love. heh heh. and while i was waiting, Her World kept me company this time around. as i briefly glanced through the pages (that mag has way too many advertisements, seriously), i caught my primary school's name along one of the many lines of this particular article about its current principal being the 2nd youngest among the 65 or so principals appointed by the MOE last year. and she happens to have been the head of creative arts at the secondary school i attended before she became the principal of my primary school! anyway, the youngest principal is currently the principal at crescent girls' school, which was where i schooled at for my secondary education. it's rather amusing to me to note that the schools i attended when i was younger now have the youngest principals heading them.

anyway, doo lost his phone before we went to check-in for our cruise today and he ran after the cab but obviously the driver didn't stop =/. thankfully though, the angmoh who boarded his cab after him was terrifically honest and we managed to collect the phone back from him at clarke quay. it was funny how they only understood english with the angmoh accent :X so doo practically had to fake one out all the time. i was like.. "can't they spot that it's (the slang's) fake?".. perhaps it doesn't seem fake to them so that's why some peeps can just fake it through, and fake it all and still be loved for what actually is fake.

ok that's all i wish to say for now :X
PLUS:
2 more days to the cruise, and i still can't decide what clothes to bring! and i'm meeting jiahui tomorrow for some fun and laughter which was supposed to happen today but she had serious matters to attend to, so there we have it! Saturday Day Fever! :D

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Saturday, March 01, 2008

a sign that spring is here

i just spent $100+ on F21 stuff (2 pairs of shoes i don't need and a floral silk dress) and i'm starting to regret buying the shoes (because they look so winter and i don't even know how they will fit.

=/

i expect more purchases to come now that we're on the brink of spring and summer will follow soon after.

ooh i can't get the thought of tulip and pintuck dresses out of my mind. the only problem now is that i'm still stuck on sombre colours like white and black. i just can't seem to stop buying shoes in black or white or a combination of both colours. 2/3 of the shoes i own fall within this colour range of merely 2 colours.

but anyway, shoes aside, i am extremely happy because.. i just realised that a cuff i got for $15 is a CC skye-inspired piece (which retails for 120 pounds!) and looks so similar! :D

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