06 April, 2012
Something To Do After VCE
I'm only 1/8th of my way into full blown VCE (I'm counting), but I'm beginning to feel the pressure already. My procrastinating habits are getting better; i.e I've discovered that Facebook actually destroys time. I mean, if I just turn it off for 15 minutes, I get more done than I would in a normal hour with Facebook.
My list of things to do Post-VCE is growing, and here is something I think I'm going to have to sacrifice an hour of study on - I can't wait until 2014!
This adorable DIY necklace from A Pair & a Spare. I'm in need of some new necklaces, my collection of awful Diva danglies with metallic owls and a hundred kinds of bead are getting a bit complex for me; I like necklaces that pack a punch without being their own one-man-band.
If you'll excuse me, I'll be hunting out my pliers.
Learn how to make this necklace here, on Harper's Bazaar's Style Network Blog.
17 March, 2012
I've a stitch...in my heart.
is the single greatest preview of a custom cross stitch couple portrait I have spent $40 on in my entire life.
Hurry up and buy your own here. And if portraits of the pop culture legends such as the eleven Doctors, the entire cast of Monty Python's Holy Grail or the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles take your fancy, they've got all that too.
All created by WeeLittleStitches, on Etsy.
25 February, 2012
The Things I Look At When I Feel Lonely
10 January, 2012
because I can’t just choose a couple of pictures…
Firstly, this post is 1 month and 1 day late. Secondly, please excuse the many many photos… but I did warn you about not being able to just pick a couple of good photos unlike every other blogger who somehow can. To our dismay, we wasted a good half an hour just trying to run into each other’s paths. Long story short, we met in Melbourne Central under the clock at “noon”. The whole day was reserved for pure shopping (and the in between lunch break). Christmas shopping, in fact. We hopped from shop to shop, stall to stall and mall to mall. Tiring? Yes, but only by the end of the day (refer to last picture for photographic proof. =S)
That day was special because it was the day I fell in love... with Topshop. It was true love at first sight. The metallics, the sequins, the velvet and above all… the SHOES! *faints* I still haven’t yet quite recovered from the hard fall, and I don’t plan to.
-Kim
01 January, 2012
Awkward MirrorBoothing
Wearing: Sanoii & Six dress, Cotton On blouse, brooch gift from Jackson, TopShop lipstick.
Let's Play - Skyrim (Part One)
A little while ago, when I thought I was the most hilarious person on the Earth, I wrote a really brief Let's Play series called 'A Girl on Minecraft'. I thought wearing dresses and lipstick on weekends qualified me as a new age outsider; a novelty in an obviously nerd dominated world which therefore made me funny. Well I'm here to tell you that I'm still female but I realised being that didn't make me laughable.
Being really shit at gaming did.
Read now, complain later.
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Skyrim greets me with overly dramatic sound effects of swords clanging together when I click 'New Game', telling me immediately that just about everything in this game is going to be all 'I AM NEEDLESSLY EPIC'. The ominous, grumbling tone of the music accompanies a fancy and obscure poem about prophecies and apocalypse in the loading screen. I'm painfully aware of the fact that I haven't even begun playing the game and the theme of DRAGONS, BITCH has already been plastered up on my screen. Song of the Dragonborn? As in, something born to a Dragon? That has the ability to compose verse and then sing it?
Here comes the 'Unexplained Anonymity' part and my executioners ask politely who I am. What follows is like Create-A-Sim from The Sims franchise but on a couple heavy doses of Tolkien and sugar pills. There are so many ridiculous choices that I write to my gamer friends asking what I should be. My first choice is 'Brenton' because they look the most human, but with a name like 'Brenton' and an apparently adeptness at spells, I sense the 'Brentons' are the nerdy kids on the block. With no other tactic to choose, I completely disregard what ever specialties each race has and try to find one that resembles me.
As I watch the bloody beheading of Overly Brave Prisoner, an otherworldly shriek comes from the distance, echoing through the mountains around us. It isn't loud, but it sounds of horrors only found in deep abysses of endless caverns, into which water falls but never sees enough sunlight to be again evaporated and escape the darkness. The shriek is hollow and pained. It's foreboding, and also foreshadowing. I waste no time to wonder what it is. Shoved down onto execution block, my head is tilted conveniently towards the sky.
Another shriek. Obligatory Woman Soldier insists the proceedings press on.
Then the tension splinters with the arrival of the foreshadowed terror.
Loljks I was more scrambled than eggs in my feeble, sweat-laden, scream-inducing attempt to not die.
Shall update more later.

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