aka my wardrobe, wondering what to wear. landed on my newish blazer with the sparkly lapel BUT OF COURSE. still hadn't worn it out of the house. love. i guess probs bcoz its lyk, totes the middle of summer. huh.
just realised today that I actually have no idea where my camera is, [shows how lazy i am] i may have left it at a friends down the beach over nye so hopefully getting it back soon! ciao.
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
note to self:
get a hold of some hectic metallic trims to attach to sleeves of a top. epic.
please note: i have no idea who this is, but she has mad cuffs. and i kind of want that jacket. the knight cat calls her taylor.
please note: i have no idea who this is, but she has mad cuffs. and i kind of want that jacket. the knight cat calls her taylor.
Thursday, January 1, 2009
an open letter to idiots everywhere. or more specifically, here.
as previously mentioned, i am employed by my parents in a bookshop in the outer inner* suburbs of melbourne. the area is very family heavy and a hot spot for gay and lesbian couples. the suburb next to us is one of the most popular new awesome places to live for young awesome people who have themselves decided that they are awesome and their age classifies them as young. if you get me. this is background information that does not really have much to do with why im writing this. moving right along.
now, 2 doors down there is a library.
this book pictured here was a november new release written by a guy who apparently lives in the suburb next to the young awesome people one which is also full of young awesome though perhaps slightly less affluent people. it''s been very popular and before Xmas we had trouble keeping it in stock [as did the distributor]. we now have a decent sized pile of it on our new releases table, even though its not that new anymore. it is still selling nicely.
the library 2 doors down has NOT 1, NOT 20, NOT even 50 BUT 90 RESERVATIONS FOR THIS BOOK.
holy. shit. i just had a conversation with the customer who told me this about if you were the person who got told yes we can reserve it, but there are 89 people before you, why would you say yes? the mind boggles.
* outer inner [suburbs], adj; used to describe a suburb of melbourne which does not itself have trams, but is next to a suburb that does.
now, 2 doors down there is a library.
this book pictured here was a november new release written by a guy who apparently lives in the suburb next to the young awesome people one which is also full of young awesome though perhaps slightly less affluent people. it''s been very popular and before Xmas we had trouble keeping it in stock [as did the distributor]. we now have a decent sized pile of it on our new releases table, even though its not that new anymore. it is still selling nicely.
the library 2 doors down has NOT 1, NOT 20, NOT even 50 BUT 90 RESERVATIONS FOR THIS BOOK.
holy. shit. i just had a conversation with the customer who told me this about if you were the person who got told yes we can reserve it, but there are 89 people before you, why would you say yes? the mind boggles.
* outer inner [suburbs], adj; used to describe a suburb of melbourne which does not itself have trams, but is next to a suburb that does.
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