Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Feelings.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Super
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Crazy-town!
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Thinking thinking ....
Monday, December 8, 2008
Sunday, December 7, 2008
No, it is not because I am a Prude.
Questioning when.
Monday, December 1, 2008
Which is which.
I know things will not always be great, but they will always be good.
I have the best person looking out for me, so I know this is true.
They are good now, they were always good, I just needed to let myself see that they were good.
Great. Good. Good. Good. Great.
(Inside every great sandwich is a bunch of good?)
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Monday, November 24, 2008
An Artist Lives Here.
Here I sit, my artwork on all four sides, sewing machine in front of me, emery board in hand and fabric strewn all over the room. I see my dress-form in the corner and stash of canvas peeping out of the closet full---no no, overflowing, of the latest trends and timeless classics. My vintage camera collection is beginning to grow and digital becomes obsolete in my world. Avant garbage is piling up behind me and my feet rest atop my golden antique chair. Marylin and Audrey haunt the room and shoes pile up by the door. The hardwood is covered is thread ends from projects past and the free finds of my life begin to increase, yet still have no home.
What is missing? A breath other than my own.
Thursday, November 20, 2008
It's Begun.
I will post photo's later of my new stuff. hopefully it will sell so fast here is the only place you'll see it, until I hit the street of Milan.
Wait, who I am kidding, fashion is only and will always only be a hobby of mine, not a career. Thanks girl.
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Dejection.
Ask and you will receive.
Ahhh.... why did it end?
Sunday, November 9, 2008
This is too bad, but...
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Dying to have fun.
According to Webster's Dictionary Alcohol is: "A colourless volatile flammable liquid which is the intoxicating constituent in wine beer and spirits". This mysterious substance which has a cult following and is a way of life for many, is one that acts in unusual ways in regards to our bodies. The very organs and systems it helps and benefits, it will also hurt destroy. The health associations of alcohol are very interesting, and I am only stating facts while trying to keep opinions out of the picture.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Lady, you made my year.
Monday, November 3, 2008
Blank Space.
Vivienne...get out of here.
I wish rich girl Gwen Stefani would clean out Vivienne Westwood, until she had nothing left. Her "haute couture" collection is atrocious and always has been and even her "préte-a-porter" collection is nothing to hold your breath for. With over-the-top "cirque" inspired garments her runway shows are more reminiscent of a colour-blind clown parade. She layers and layers and layers until the human figure is unrecognizable, and then adds garish amounts of accessories. In her mind, more is more, while today trends suggest a more streamlined simplistic look, not the type of violent patterns freakishly tailored in a way only Vivienne would do. I must admit, Westwood pushes the boundaries, which is what high-fashion is all about, but there are still guidelines to follow when doing so, men in tulip-skirts and woman in pants that have 6 foot legs are never good. Not to mention her love for the punk-rock scene of the 70's (which is when she got her start) that she persists on bringing back ever single season, whether fashionable or not. As harsh as it sounds, the only good thing I have to say about Miss. Westwood is that as she enters her 68th year of life, one can only hope retirement is just around the corner. But who will then fill the shoes and become designer for "The House of Westwood"? One can only imagine.
Sunday, November 2, 2008
1 meat : 10 Vegetables
Saturday, November 1, 2008
Bad Move
Monday, October 27, 2008
Ahhhh=Awwww
Sunday, October 26, 2008
UGGly
Hold on a minute, will yah.
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Stereowhat?
Monday, October 20, 2008
Casting at the Poll.
Election time seems to bring negative in people. I think the wonder of this country is that we do have the right and freedom to vote, and vote for whoever we wish without fear of persecution. Or do we?
Saturday, October 18, 2008
How embarrassing...just kidding!
Friday, October 17, 2008
The Skinny Pant
They are fantastic. Why would you not want to wear something that makes you look slim and narrow and trendy? People often think that the tightness must be terribly uncomfortable, but in reality, most skinny pants are not actually that tight, they are just the exact size of ones leg, making making it feel as though you are nude. Now that is comfort, thinking back the my pre-skinny pants years, I remember excess fabric flowing and bunching around me as I walked, this was uncomfortable.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Fall Friends
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Friday, October 10, 2008
Frustration Is Setting In.
Monday, October 6, 2008
So this is it today.
Monday, September 29, 2008
This more than I can handle.
Monday, September 22, 2008
It wasn't really mine anyway.
Saturday, September 20, 2008
What does one do (think)?
Friday, September 19, 2008
Lace.
???
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Friendship.
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Growing up.
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Disappointing
This season menswear collection put out by Prada was a disappointing disaster. Mixing over-sized sports jackets and dress shirts of the same colour, with synthetic short-shorts never look good. It honestly reminded of those kids in high-school who try so hard to be crazy with their clothes because they just want so badly to be different, but have no idea how to fashionably put garments together in new and interesting ways, which make them different, Instead they think the more outrageous, the better. Well this is not true in high-school and it was not true on Prada's runway. The type of shorts they were modeling were probably something your weird uncle would have purchased second hand in the early 90's to go jogging in with his neon walkman and high top runners with mismatched laces. This is not what I expect from a designer collection.
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Tears.
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Fashion must.
I heard that a million times...
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Water.
Fashion.
Party-time.
Monday, August 25, 2008
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Ready to burst into tears.
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
This is the real thing.
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Blogging Syndrome
A B C'yah!
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Embracing Faces
I love you guys.
A Fashion First
Saturday, August 9, 2008
Summer fashion.
Fiasco Tranny Strike again.
Healthy vs. Trendy
Don't get me wrong...I love trends, take one look in my closet and you'll know. But what is it about diets that are so trendy? But we all seem to be doing it all so wrong, when the answer is just so simple. We only have one body and we need to do all we can to take care of it, and sometimes the one's who do seem to care are more interested in what is the most trendiest way of eating and not the healthiest. The answer is this simple: A Well Balanced Diet. That is it, the problem with most diets is that they take one potential "body destroyer" and cut it out 100% from the dieters life. Whether that be carbohydrates, fat, meat, sugar, foreign food or root vegetables. People seem to think that if they just remove the one thing, they will rejuvenate their body and become healthy. The scary part of this is, that often the diet may make you smaller in size for a while, but it is not actually making you healthier or ridding your self of the more harmful internal fat.
In reality if the food is something that is natural to this earth, a reasonable amount of it will not harm you. If you want to try to be a heathy person there are so many more harmful things that should be removed from your diet than the list of things the trendy diets tell us we should avoid. Before cutting out nature's grocery store try some of the garbage man has made for us to eat: processed foods (like soy products, spreads, bleached flours and sugars), ground meats (hamburgers), cured meat (bacon and sausage), pickled vegetables, instant meals, TV dinners, powdered mixes and preserved food are the ones to avoid or cut out. What made people think that natural foods like grain, fruits, dairy, meat and natural sugar would harm your body? The key is moderation because it is true that too much of these natural foods will harm you, some more others obviously, like too much red meat no matter how fresh is bad for the brain, but a small amount now and then, like 2-5 servings a month will give your body benefits it can't find anywhere else. Even too much a certain vegetable will overload you body, but cutting something natural from your diet shocks your body. Yes it is true that when cutting something from your diet you could ingest supplements, but can a man-made substance ever win-out against mother nature. For example dairy is so much more than calcium, meat is so much more than protein, grain is so much more than carbohydrates and vegetables are so much more than vitamins, that is why we need a good balance so out body can gather everything it needs. The body was created with a lot of thought and it our responsibility to take care of it.
No doubt in North America, we eat way too much of certain things. Meat for example, 2-3 servings a day? That is a joke right? Minimizing you meat intake and trying out other form of natures protein allows your body some variety. Try seafood, wild poultry, lentils, nuts, broccoli, seeds and eggs. The average body needs only 45 grams of protein a day. When beef and pork are you sole sources of protein, you ingest some good stuff, but also a lot of bad stuff, like growth hormones.
The same goes for grains. Our body uses the simple and natural sugars in carbs to provide us with energy, which we obviously need, but we should still be careful. North Americans eat way to much wheat (and mostly bleached wheat at that). No wonder there are so many people allergic to wheat now. There are so many other types of grains out there and your body would enjoy a balance of them now and then.
Vegetables too, what did you have this week, let me guess...carrot, celery, tomato, potato and onion. While all good for you, not all vegetables are created equal and your body needs balance of as many as you can get, generally the more vibrant the colour the better they will be for you, but don't "cut-out" the other kinds, they have stuff no other type of vegetable has.
Basically all you need is common sense when choosing what to eat. Balance your self and use moderation instead of removing certain items you think might be bad for you, while you continue to much on factory made foods you know are bad for you. Most importantly, enjoy what you eat and don't obsess over it, beating yourself about making a mistake now and then will only cause stress which is one of the worst things for you body, but thats a whole another blog entry.
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Friday, August 8, 2008
Good turned bad.
Meddlers.
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Late night scandals.
So what was the best part of it all? When we got out, instead of wearing wet underwear under our clothes, we pulled them off and tossed them in the lake.
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Radical? I think not.
Why is that anyway who pokes fun or disrespects religious people such as Jews, Muslims or Hindu's are labeled "intolerant" or "racist", when everyone is more than welcome to disregard Christianity and make as much fun of it as much as they want? I thought we lived in an equal opportunity world? If someone who is a Christian is trying to share their religion or express there beliefs, they are often accused of pushing their views on others, when most often this is not the case. I will be the first to admit that a lot of wrong is done in the name of God, and Christians make mistakes all the time about how they interact with the world, which is very unfortunate. We are taught not to judge anyone and to love everyone, even the people who sin, because we all sin. It is not up to us to condemn those who do wrong, and too many Christians do that. But despite all this, too many non-Christians disregard the importance of Christ in a Christians life and do want anything to do with it. They say, it is not for me. Well actually if you celebrate Christmas or Easter then you do want something to do with it. No should be forcing their religion on you, but no one should be outrightly disregarding the importance of religion in someone's life. Would you make fun of a Jewish person for asking not to cook with pork around their food, no of course not...so why would someone make fun of Christian for not wanting to have sex or get drunk? They are both apart of the person belief and are both valid. Now I don;t want to sound as if I am attacking non-Christian for what they do, all I ask if that they respect us like they should respect everyone.
Monday, August 4, 2008
Who are you?
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Pencil + Skirt = Fabulous
The pencil skirt: one of the simplest garments known to human-kind. It is straight and lacks frills, graphics or embellishments of any kind, yet still remains to create one the most elegant and flattering silhouettes a woman can attain. The simplistic glamour has stood the test of time and I do not forecast a receding popularity.
If you have two legs, with nothing in between...go get one.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
And you thought is wasn't going to happen
Katie Keast and me make "sandwiches".
Natalia Wiercigroch likes to be "dead".
Melissa is a "negro"?
See...I told you I would blog about you.
Saturday, July 5, 2008
I would love a bite of that stolen Panini
I love my friends.
Friday, July 4, 2008
Magic
Lazy days at work, nights out with hilarious friends, days off at the beach under the hot sun. What more could I want. This city is so wonderful, laid back, friendly and fun, the people are amazing and I love them all. My home is serene, I have ultimate freedom. Why can't life go on like this forever?
Saturday, June 7, 2008
The Mouth.
Friday, June 6, 2008
Wearer Beware
Sunday, June 1, 2008
Fashion vs. art.
Saturday, May 31, 2008
This is not the trend.
I think more and more men are becoming more and more interested in their appearance. Sadly though, this trend is very slow (too slowly) to catch on, but then I think, is this even the trend? No I don't think so. Everyone is saying (and by everyone, I mean the men who stand on the street in the same pair of oversized denim they wore three other times this week and the t-shirt that they either got for free in some sort of promotional stunt or the cliché "Abercrombie", "Hollister", of for goodness sakes the "Billabong" shirt, and think they are "cool") that there is trend of metro-sexuality that is sweeping the nation and destroying what men stand for--which is what exactly--mustard stained sweats? Why does some one who cares about what they look like have to be put into a category, or a whole another form of sexuality, actually. We are still men, and a lot of us like the same types of things you other guys like. Have we not learned yet that segregating types of people into categories always turns out bad? Look what we did after putting black people into a group, jews in to a group, gays, communists etc. It only makes it easier for other people to judge and hate. Anyway back to the trend comment, I do not think "metro-sexuality" (for lack of another short word) is the trend, I think men not caring about what they look like when they leave the house is the trend, in fact I know this is the trend, it started in 1950 and sadly became popular in 1970 and has become increasingly popular ever since. It kind of follows the time-line of the sexual-revolution and womans liberty. If we look back in history men were always equally, if not more so, wearing elaborate costumes and immaculate garments. Going back to ancient Egypt, the men wore wigs to cover up there naturally disheveled hair and often wore more eye make-up then many woman today. During the french revolution we see images of men in velvet petty-coats covered in lace, leotards with ballet-like slippers and elaborately coiffed hairstyles powered white. Even in the early 1900's men were almost always seen in suits and fedora hats--no matter how poor they wer--and were clean shaven and well groomed all the time. So why did we forget about all of this and suddenly decide that it was actually manly to be un-groomed, un-cultured and un-interested in self-image? It makes no sense to me, and what makes it worse is that many woman have also been convinced of this too and these "cave-like" men are actually attractive to them, only perpetuating the problem. Luckily though are still some woman out there who understand the importance and appeal of a man who looks great, all the time.
Friday, May 30, 2008
I did it for her.
Monday, May 26, 2008
There is me and then there is them.
I just realized again how different I am than most males. Here I am sitting in a bar dressed in a sea foam green cardigan and skinny jeans sipping my water and watching Ugly Betty online while there is a crowd of guys in oversized jeans and t-shirts gulping their beers and shouting out at the hockey game on TV. Oh dear. Oh well. I love you Betty Suarez.
Sunday, May 25, 2008
This is Me.
Saturday, May 24, 2008
La Bouche
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Graceful Movements
I just took part in a 90 minute Ballet-Jazz workshop. It was just a last minute "thing-to-do" and it turned out to be a lot of fun. I have seen a few ballet's in my life but never actually done it. I was not good at it, but seeing some of the more advanced people in the class dance across the floor was amazing, it was so beautiful and graceful. I want to see more of it. It seems so prissy and little girl-like to a lot of people but it is actually very difficult and take immense amount of strength. A very enjoyable experience.
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Idea
Sunday, May 18, 2008
ATTENTION !!!
Saturday, May 17, 2008
I spoke to soon...yet again.
Did I really say that? It was joke.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Where am I?
Chien-Chaud
I am hungry.
If only 2 buns were enough to fill a boys stomach.
For real, you put that out?
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Salut.
Thursday, May 1, 2008
A race with the clock
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
This is a temporary end.
Monday, April 21, 2008
It is a sad day.
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Untitled
Do we actually still make that?
Polyester shirts? Really? Why? Have we not advanced enough in fashion to stop the practice of creating fibre's from chemicals to wear on our bodies? With the concern for the environment and the movement towards organic foods, I would have thought we would have discontinued the use of man-made fibre's in garment making for the more beautiful fibre's which grow naturally; linen, cotton, silk, rayon (well it is sort of natural). I can understand the need for synthetics in leggings, shoes, waterproof clothing and other such garments, but what is the need for a polyester dress shirt? "Oh yes please. I do think I would like to wear a plastic bad around my torso so my skin cannot breathe ad I look like an idiot, thank you". Ummmm not!
And Sorry "Glamour" is what exactly?
I just had to explain the meaning of glamour to a boy I know whose second language is English and did not understand the meaning of the word. Everyone in the room used me as an example of what the meant, which obviously flattered me intensely, but then began to think about what the word "glamour" really means? It is such a general term. The dictionary says that glamour is the exciting quality that makes things special, but this is even to general for me, partly because people and there lifestyles, not things, are glamourous. I do not expect to find a definite answer right now, because the only thing I can do is to give examples of what glamour is and is not. A beautiful woman in a vintage gown smoking extra long cigarettes with a fancy hat placed delicately upon her well coiffed hair is glamourous. A black and white movie star strutting down a red carpet wearing a couture gown and covered in diamonds is glamourous. Sadly these images are reminiscent of years gone by because it seems today people choose sex appeal over glamour with the misconception that they are indeed portraying glamour and beauty instead. Glamour does not mean showing skin. Glamour is not being rich. Glamour is not being prudish. Glamour is not being sexually provocative. To me being glamourous means being sophisticated, not in an intellectual way, but rather just simply in your presence as a human being, your finesse and style in the way you live your life, and being able to allow yourself to naturally and consistently portray a lifestyle that shows more elegance than the day to day lives of most people, but most definitely in a non-proud way, as if it is so natural you hardly notice its existence.
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Seriously, you too?
A beautiful photo I wanted you to see.
I just came across this photograph, (I believe it is a Gucci advertisement) and I thought is was so fabulous I wanted to share it with all of you bloggers. The blouse is nice (seeing there really are no bottom garments, that is all one can say) and the shoes and wonderful, but that is not why I like this picture so much. I don't care what it is advertising. The composition is amazing, and the reflection turns it into something stunning. Her hair and facial expression is just plain fantastic. I would only wish the top of her head had not been cut off by the edge of the photo. Perhaps the photographers error, or just a google image cropping error from the original. I would like to think the latter. Quick thoughts before bed.
Oops...I spoke too soon.

To the contrary of a previous post, I do not know what art is.I want to. I need to. I love you art. I have an obsession with art stronger than anything else. In the past, I have created works of art solely without meaning, rather I made visually pleasing images. I thought art was meant for entertainment and not to provoke thought amongst viewers. I still agree with this, but now I think I agree with the opposite as well. More and more I want to create work of art that have voices within the canvas fibre. New young voices that are saying things no other canvas is saying. I like to adding text with images, which I should have known instantly creates meaning. I now do. The alphabet is a series of artfully created images, that have an assumed meaning behind them, and when placed together in a certain commonly accepted sequence, their meaning becomes blatant. I once thought I could be like Andy Warhol, a creator of images, who simplified the art making process almost into nothing. I am not so sure that is what he did. Or did he? I know he was a fascinating and complex man who wanted to make a commentary of American values and the concept of celebrity. What was his commentary exactly, I think need to keep looking. I want to be my own artist, but I want to understand Warhol, an important revolutionizer of art. Meaning behind art seems to be a recent practice. It was not until the painting of the railroad workers in the 19th century that artwork with subjects other than nobility and landscapes replicated with photographic quality were produced. In a sense I think I will always lean toward the "art is for entertainment" side. I listen to music for the beat, not for the words. I go the theatre to enjoy myself, not for social commentary. I look at art to please my eye's. Is it hypocritical (high-pocrytical) to want to create art with meaning, but not to want to have to deal with meaningful art from other people? For now this is what I will think, and if my art has meaning, then so be it, if is doesn't, aslo so be it. The End.
The secret life of a blogger.

So my blog is getting out there. Initially I wanted it to be a private thing, but I told one person, which turned into three and now who knows how many of my friends know. There are somethings on here I was not ready for friends to know about me, but I guess this is good way to get it all out there. I am scared, I am thrilled. I just hope those of you reading this that I actually know, will come back to read more, but don't make fun of me for what you read. Thanks. Peace out! (I don't really talk like that.)
Friday, April 18, 2008
This is fashion done in the wrong way.

When I was in the mall yesterday and saw this woman's shirt I couldn't help but wonder what she could have been thinking when she bought such a hideous garment. I know it seems cruel or mean, but bad fashion simply can not be tolerated in today's world. If the polyester fiber's were not bad enough, the pattern made my eye's sting. It was reminiscent to 20th century modern artist Piet Mondrian's works of geometric shapes (shown in the far left image), maybe she is such an avid fan of his she wanted to wear one of his paintings, or maybe she has a blind clown for a stylist, who really knows?
A High Fashion Slideshow Set to Music
Sometimes I embarrass myself.
Last week I was on the bus listening to music from my MacBook, which, just to be clear, I do not usually carry around pretending it is an mp3 player, but the bus ride was very long and I wanted something good to listen to. I settled into my seat, opened up the computer, put my headphones on and clicked play on one of my favourite songs; a early 90's dance tune, with a very bouncy beat, something I do not want the general public knowing I like. But for some reason my headphones were super quiet and I could barley hear anything, so I kept turning the music up louder and louder and I noticed more and more people beginning to look at me, and I was like "what?". Then I looked down to see the cord for my headphones dangling beneath my seat, not attached to anything! I quickly pulled them from my ears only to hear the song blasting from the computers speakers for everyone to hear. I was mortified, but secretly thrilled at the attention I had given myself.
