Friday, May 4, 2012

LBD

With good posture and a great attitude, I bet you can conquer the world! :)My trusty purse.
Letting my hur down!

How would you wear yours?
Long before I was aware of the simple beauty and even power of it, I had a fascination with the little black dress (and the long black dress and everything in between!)My photographer (read 'sister') makes me laugh a lot.
When I wear this dress like this, I feel like some mix between Audrey Hepburn, a Kenedy and some French bombshell artiste type.

Long live the Little Black Dress!

There Will Come Soft Rains...






The first days of spring found me in Central California in a more rural state of being. I was more than happy to see flowers bursting into being! I read a fortune cookie this January that said "When the flowers bloom, so will great joy in your life." It's true; they always cheered up my days, even when everything else about those days (including the sky) seemed boring and dark.
I never missed a chance to snatch those lovely little babies off their sweet little hedges and throw them in my hair! Haha!
Thank you, spring, for the memories (and photos). We'll see you next year!

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

I've had trouble with an aquataintance lately, and I hope that through my actions and as well as this person's, we can put it to a stop. Tonight I wrote a short letter to them, and upon presenting it, I was told "I don't want it." They did let me read it to them, though.

I am not posting the contents of the letter in order to air out dirty laundry in public, but I would like to have a record of what I said and what efforts I made. Furthermore, if it so happens that you like my style and can learn from it, this blog entry will have been well worth my time and effort.

"Hi --,

      I want you to know, if you are not willing to compensate me with the soymilk, then I don't want you to. I feel it would increase a sense of resentment between us, and I sense we already have quite enough of that.
     Rather, what I want for us is mutual respect. After the difficulties we've been through, I understand if you don't like me, but I'd like us to respect each other.
    Furthermore, I do not want to be a source of stress for you. Instead, I want you to kick a$$ in school, become a great nurse, saves many lives, and inspire many more nurses. I hope to do the same with my chosen career.
     Finally, I want to thank you: while a lot did not go as I wanted, I could always tell that you made efforts to be patient and level-headed in my presence. I respect and am grateful for that.


Sincerely,


Listen to Your Heart