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hearts day

hearts day

I redisovered Polyvore tonight (So this is what not having homework is like!) and made a set for the first time in two years.  Then it automatically posted here.  But that's okay, because my blog is in need of Valentine's Day festivities anyway.

Happy February!  Remember to be sparkly and alarmingly enamored with chocolates, romantic movies, and cute cards. 

ways to pretend it's fall in arizona part II

Ways to Pretend it's Fall in Arizona Part II







Conspire to work green and red into your outfit.
Read Tale of Two Cities and bake French macarons.
Daydream about next Fall in Portland.
Listen to jazz and take a nap.
Drink all the coffee, tea, and cider you can find.
And wear jewels and gems--lots of them.


see part I here

Ways to Pretend it's Fall in Arizona

Ways to Pretend it's Fall in Arizona
Wear plaid dresses and Mary Janes.
Drink tea and wear cameos and fancy headbands.
Listen to the Death Cab album Plans and study the Revolutionary War in History.
Use Autumn-esque smelling shampoo.
Voila! You are practically drowning in multi-colored leaves.

Alice in Wonderland

Alice in Wonderland
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Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland comes out on my BIRTHDAY--March 5th, 2010. This is quite wonderful and this new adaption has completely reawakened my love for the old classic...and obviously my themed-party-planning skills. Can't wait!

what goes around, comes around

There's no denying the past.
my past=my present
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The only thing that hasn't carried into my present that is a bit disappointing is my love of homevideo-making. Whatever happened to that? I used to whip up weather reports of slushie flash floods and interview family members. Maybe that is better left behind though, like my Spice Girl dance routines.

Nonetheless, it's nice to remember the magic of my first Harry Potter book, the delight of an Otter Pop and the surprise of Pop Rocks, the satisfaction of pairing my sequin belt with every outfit I owned, and my Spongebob CD player...and camera...and flip flops. The cat eyes and big bow headbands have especially survived the test of time, as with metallic flats. Life was good, and continues to be to this day--provided the use of the word "coolio" is left comfortably in the past.

Erin

Erin
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Polyvore is like a playground; I can't help but let it distract me from reality.

This set I aptly dub "Erin" for it is modeled after one of best friends, Erin. Note the sea turtle ring and metallic sandals: 100% Erin. She knits, uses compact mirrors, and wears feather headbands like it was her idea all along. I love you and your unique style, Erin!