Autumn Rains

Hello there, my little chick-a-dees.

Safe to say, I am a terrible blogger. Now with a broken camera, I will be an even more terrible one. But on the upside, I am happy to say that the weather has finally cooled, and grey horizons of endless clouds greet my eye. This is my kind of weather. Mmmm. The weather of the forever morning. Right now, it's raining, and the pitter patter of rain brings me a sort of serene joy that I can't really communicate to you with words. All I need right now for the world to be right and at peace is to have a steaming cup of coffee next to me to complete the mood. Alas, I am on a coffee diet (been clean since this summer...I used to drink three gargantuan cups a day) so I shall settle for a steaming cup of milk tea instead.

(This is a few weeks old. Managed to snap this after class ended.)

The past few weeks haven't changed much regarding my activities. However, a few new things that I am worrying about  include college applications, portfolio works, and study abroad programs. I've also learned new things about myself the past week, which is always interesting.

And seeing as my camera is still broken (god, my flash drive broke too, why is everything breaking around me?! ...That was incredibly emo) I have no new pictures to post. So I will bring you old ones that are new because they've never seen the light of the internet.

Hmmmmmm, been thrifting. As usual. But what's really depleting the sums in my bank account are my art supplies. Dang. But anyway, back to thrifting here are a few images from my adventures to the thrift stores.

(The heel! The heel!)

The picture is crap, I know, forgive me. There were a pile of these shoes at the Salvation Army. They were ridiculous, either white, or a light pink, but obviously the real eye-catcher were the hollow acrylic heels filled with layered liquids and plastic nemo's. Whaaaat?

(I would love to meet the previous owner of this tie.)

And next up, we have a tie. Embroidered with many miniature flashers. This one was just infinitely amusing to me, and I had to snap a quick shot to remember it. One wonder what in the world D.O.M. could stand for?I may never know.

Moving away from findings to doings, here's a quick shot from casual outing with the Gary-Monster. This took place about a week or two into the semester...man, feels like eons ago. >.<

(Sadly, being too white-washed and assimilated, the Chinese character on the cake escapes me.)

We went to this tiny little bakery and spotting this teapot cake! With our stealth worthy of ninja-status, I managed to take a picture of it. Though I've seen much more intricate cakes, this is still something to admire in itself.

Well, that's pretty much it for now.

Life's lived foward, but realized backwards,

 ~ CH.