still busy.

I'm still quite busy, but I shall take a short break and explain why today was a decent day:
1. [finally] remembered to pick up my re-soled sandals.
2. participated so much in ace (my writing class). I was quite proud of myself!
3. had an iced-coffee. Iced-coffee makes me happy.
4. made plans with my high school friend, Kate for lunch at Katz's tomorrow.

Also, I'm definitely going to do a diy (do-it-yourself) project this summer, inspired by the Alexander Wang x Opening Ceremony tote bag. It's just a simple black canvas bag with studs, but I'm so excited because I've always wanted to stud something!

Finally, the weather forecast is rain until Wednesday morning, but after that it's high 60s-low70s all weekend! Hello spring wardrobe!!

mini break.

Devoted readers, all 0 of you, I shall be taking a short blogging break as this coming week is very, very crazy for me. See you in a week!

cloest space.

Last night I decided to pack away all of my winter clothes. The results yielded SIX ENTIRE INCHES of closet space! My clothes can breathe! (totally wish I had done a before to go with this after)

MOMA

I spent a lovely, lovely afternoon with my friends Stephen, Patrick and Phillip at the MOMA! We finally got to see the Tim Burton exhibit, which was tres magnifique! His early work is truly breathtaking—who knew Tim Burton was much more than a director? The exhibit had sketches, sculptures, paintings and short films that Burton made in his childhood to cure his boredom! wow.

Today's weather was superb, so I wore the outfit I thrifted yesterday. the linley was quite pleased.

whoa.

I haven't read a magazine since october/november. This is unheard of for me. I now have a pile of 18 magazines to read. wow.

Update: got three more magazines in the mail today, which brings the total to 21. eeek.

lovely Tuesday.

Today was the first nice day after a miserable weekend of rain, rain, wind, and more rain. This afternoon was sunny and a tropical high 50's-low 60's! I decided to spend an hour or two vintage shopping in the East Village. I wasn't looking for anything in particular, so of course I found some great pieces! I found the dress at Buffalo Exchange (believe it or not, H&M, with the original tags still on!) but I really only like the skirt portion. So, I played around a bit, and this was my best result. But I don't think I'll chop it off and [permanently] make it a skirt. The beige leather clutch I picked up at Local Clothing (the owner had the greatest style, I was in awe!) and the black frame clutch I got at Fabulous Franny's, across the street! Overall, it was a fun-filled afternoon. 

 

I'd also like this lovely number. (H&M!)

and it's made out of organic cotton!!