What is going on in the world to make this cool to wear? I thought frumpy was always out.
I don't get fashion. I never have and I'm not about to start caring much for it now. But high fashion, the things celebrities wear, and most of the outfits on Project Runway are appalling. Whyyy does Katie Holmes want to look like an 8 year old boy?
This is couture?
A fashion website on Madonnas terrible Oscar the Grouch get-up:"Fringe rocks this spring. You can see this decoration everywhere from bags to shoes and dresses. Whether modern and sleek, feminine, or showgirl burlesque, fringed dresses are every girl’s must-have item!"
THAT has to be a joke? Fringe is cool?
September 06, 2010
September 02, 2010
The Truth Pt. 2
I'm a lonely woman (having my lover away so often) so I Google a lot of sexy men... Well that's not really why. I do it becauseI <3 boys. I always have. But anyway, consider this a part TWO to my previous post "The Truth" featuring Rob Pattinson. Here is another man who hold's like... 1/16th of my heart (there are many men who hold the other 16 parts).
Who is he? Charlie Day! He plays my favorite character, Charlie Kelly, on my second favorite show "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia". I love him because he's quirky and looks like a real person UNLIKE Robert. Robert looks too much like he tries to look dirty...like he is so dirty he is clean...because he has a live-in stylist. Charlie Day probably doesn't make enough money for a stylist yet. Another reason I like him is because he is married in RL to his love-obsession "the waitress" on "It's Always Sunny..."
Who is he? Charlie Day! He plays my favorite character, Charlie Kelly, on my second favorite show "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia". I love him because he's quirky and looks like a real person UNLIKE Robert. Robert looks too much like he tries to look dirty...like he is so dirty he is clean...because he has a live-in stylist. Charlie Day probably doesn't make enough money for a stylist yet. Another reason I like him is because he is married in RL to his love-obsession "the waitress" on "It's Always Sunny..."
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August 22, 2010
August 21, 2010
Good Swapper.
Today I was perusing the swap-bot forums when I went into a section I'd never been before. It was a "Good Swappers" section. I figured it would be about the same 10 or so people that I usually see running around the Bot being "good swappers" but lo and behold there was my name!! I had my own thread! It was started by someone I angelled a swap for. She said:
"@Saristotle hosted a really cool swap and when I got flaked on by @kaywinnetlee she sent me one of the best ATCs I have ever received!! She is a fantastic swap host, proactive with the angelling and incredibly talented!
Yay @saristotle XD"
How thrilling!
"@Saristotle hosted a really cool swap and when I got flaked on by @kaywinnetlee she sent me one of the best ATCs I have ever received!! She is a fantastic swap host, proactive with the angelling and incredibly talented!
Yay @saristotle XD"
How thrilling!
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August 16, 2010
Lord, Save Us From Your Followers. Amen!
I watched an interesting documentary tonight. It wasn't the best ever by far but I was surprised to like a documentary about Christianity by a Christian director. I thought for sure I'd want to smack a Evangelical before the movie was over...and I wanted to..but not because of the documentary's message (but because I always want to). It's called "Lord Save Us From Your Followers". (You can stream it instantly on Netflix right now). It's a Christian's journey to find out what Earthling's think of American Christians. The answer is obvious but the movie goes deeper after confirming that they are mostly disliked. I'd say it would be eye opening to a born-again Christian and a breath of fresh air to the rest of the world. But not totally amazing. It was very reminiscent of anything Morgan Spurlock has done including his 30 Days TV series on FX. So it's not award winning but light-hearted and bubbly-ish.
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July 19, 2010
Sizzlin' Summer Swap
I joined a photography swap with the theme "Sizzlin' Summer". It was left up to the particpants interpretation of "Sizzlin' Summer" and my first thought was the phrase/saying "It's so hot you could fry an egg on the sidewalk".
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July 16, 2010
Lovely Jewelry Box Swap
I really enjoy decorating those little wooden boxes you can get at craft stores. I made a swap for the group I'm an officer for "Random Bits of Lovely" called the "Lovely Jewelry Box" swap.
I had a good time making this for my partner, Garrent.
I made a multicolored little kawaii candy and wrapped it in saran wrap to give it a wrapped hard candy look. I also painted it blue, and added red/blue bubble ribbon to the bottom. The pattern on the top is card stock. It's all sealed with DecoArt's triple thick glaze. I added a mirror, card stock pattern, and bow to the inside.
I had a good time making this for my partner, Garrent.
I made a multicolored little kawaii candy and wrapped it in saran wrap to give it a wrapped hard candy look. I also painted it blue, and added red/blue bubble ribbon to the bottom. The pattern on the top is card stock. It's all sealed with DecoArt's triple thick glaze. I added a mirror, card stock pattern, and bow to the inside.
Secret Trinket Box/Hollowed Out Book Swap
This post is for anyone in my "Secret Trinket Box/Hollowed Out Book" swap on swap-bot.
***This is a pretty simple way to hollow out a book. For anyone in the swap, you do not have to follow these instructions if you have a different way or more preferable way.***
Supplies:
Hardback book
mod podge (or glue/water mixture)
large paint brush
pencil
x-acto knife
something heavy (to place on top of book)
ruler/flat edge
1. Open the book about 3 pages in.
2. Mod Podge the outside pages (minus the first 3 pages set aside) with the paint brush.
3. Close the book and place a heavy object on top. Let dry for 15-30 minutes.

4. With a ruler/flat edge trace a 1 inch or so perimeter around the first page (after the 3 or so pages you set aside).
5. Along the perimeter you penciled, use the x-acto knife and slice and slice and slice. As you're slice remove pages along the way. Do this until you've nearly reach the bottom. This took me about 30-45 minutes.

7. Close the book and place a heavy object on top, like in step 2. This is so the book dries tightly and the cover will close properly without popping open. Let dry for 1-2 hours. This step takes longer because the mod podge on the inside is not as exposed to air as the mod podge used in step 1.
8. Once the inside has dried, mod podge the first page of the hollowed out section.
9. Modge podge the first 3 pages (that you set aside) together and then mod podge them to the front cover so the cover is neatly glued to the first three pages. Let dry 15-30 minutes.
10. You're finished! Place a profile surprise inside the hollowed space, package, and send to your partner!

~Join the INTERNATIONAL swap HERE.
~I've also set up a US Version by request. Join HERE.
***This is a pretty simple way to hollow out a book. For anyone in the swap, you do not have to follow these instructions if you have a different way or more preferable way.***
Supplies:
Hardback book
mod podge (or glue/water mixture)
large paint brush
pencil
x-acto knife
something heavy (to place on top of book)
ruler/flat edge
1. Open the book about 3 pages in.
2. Mod Podge the outside pages (minus the first 3 pages set aside) with the paint brush.
3. Close the book and place a heavy object on top. Let dry for 15-30 minutes.

4. With a ruler/flat edge trace a 1 inch or so perimeter around the first page (after the 3 or so pages you set aside).
5. Along the perimeter you penciled, use the x-acto knife and slice and slice and slice. As you're slice remove pages along the way. Do this until you've nearly reach the bottom. This took me about 30-45 minutes.

6. Mod Podge the inside of the hollowed book, but not the top page of the hollowed area (if you do, when you shut the book while it dries it will stick together. You then won't be able to open it without tearing).
7. Close the book and place a heavy object on top, like in step 2. This is so the book dries tightly and the cover will close properly without popping open. Let dry for 1-2 hours. This step takes longer because the mod podge on the inside is not as exposed to air as the mod podge used in step 1.
8. Once the inside has dried, mod podge the first page of the hollowed out section.
9. Modge podge the first 3 pages (that you set aside) together and then mod podge them to the front cover so the cover is neatly glued to the first three pages. Let dry 15-30 minutes.
10. You're finished! Place a profile surprise inside the hollowed space, package, and send to your partner!

~Join the INTERNATIONAL swap HERE.
~I've also set up a US Version by request. Join HERE.
July 14, 2010
What personal dream have you totally given up on?
via SoulPancake
Having a phD in psychology, being a singer/ukulele playing/song writer in a kickass band, being a doctor, being 110 lbs, looking good in pencil skirts, living in a big city, being a science nerd, speaking Russian as a second language, being a famous novelist, being a respected paranormal investigator, being super cool, looking good sweaty.
Honestly, I'm still chasing after my band dream. I'm thinking about fusing it with my famous novelist/paranormal investigator dream.
Having a phD in psychology, being a singer/ukulele playing/song writer in a kickass band, being a doctor, being 110 lbs, looking good in pencil skirts, living in a big city, being a science nerd, speaking Russian as a second language, being a famous novelist, being a respected paranormal investigator, being super cool, looking good sweaty.
Honestly, I'm still chasing after my band dream. I'm thinking about fusing it with my famous novelist/paranormal investigator dream.
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