i also ended up renting nick & norah's infinite playlist from the red box at wal-mart. i've be wanting to watch it since it came out but never got the chance. i did enjoy it, like i had thought i would. omg, the awkwardness between nick and norah was pretty much perfect, too cute. i've had those kinds of awkward moments, i sort of actually like being in those moments...in fact, i miss it. anyway, i now want to buy this movie...and want to read the book.
i then went to work for 3 hours and taped grids onto vases. it was nice. i had my own little set-up out back. though, it was pretty hot out, nice but hot.
oh and i also bought myself a new curling iron. now if only i can wake myself up every morning to actually curl my hair.
till later.
i got the knoxville/jackass shirt from savers on maui. i love, love, love jackass and johnny and wanted that shirt when they first came out but would have never actually buy it. well, seeing it at savers was like a sign and i had to get it. the skirt is from a thrift shop sort of near my working place. it an old navy shirt that was like two sizes too big but luckily that's an easy fix, plus it was half price (the whole store was 50%off) so it was like $3 or something. 
the glasses were also thrift. and though i usually living in my $2 white sunglasses, today i changed it up a bit. i got this pair at savers too. they're "blue max" and the "cool" thing about them is they make everything have like a yellow/amber tint to them. apparently they block out blue light, whatever that means.
a new pair of black boots! and when i say "new" i don't just me new to me but i'm pretty sure these boots were never worn (i mean i found the cardboard thingy in the toe part of one of the boots still). these are from the thrift shop i got the skirt at and everything in the store was still 50% off so the boots also came out to $3.
also as of late, i've developed a habit of picking up flannel/checkered shirt from thrift shops. i don't know why. i got this one today. it more of a purple/lavender color.
and i got this one last time. classic red and black. oh and you can totally see a little into my closet, which hangs another of my flannels i got at a thrift shop (maui).
so really it's dictionary without the definitions. and one of the things i like about use books is seeing if there is something about their past owners. in this book, on the last pages that were blank was some writing. one of them was a list entitled funeral cards sent with a list of names. interesting and sad.
and apparently this copy once belonged to a ms. burton, i'm thinking a teacher.
i also got this book about music and storytelling. it had stuff about robin hood, king arthur, pinocchio, and like other things.
i especially like the drawings/picture in the book.
and of course, inside the front cover someone had a little note, this book being a gift to someone.
aw, it was a chirtmas gift. "hope you enjoy this -" looks like they didn't.
i'm hoping this person already had a copy and/or read the book beforehand. because for real, this book was brand new. i mean it even still have the price sticker on...maybe it was a gift that never got given?
i doubt it means anything special but it is a first american edition copy. what i did know was how on the copyright page there was a little summary section: rescued from the outrageous neglect of his aunt and uncle, a young boy with a great destiny proves his worth while attending hogwarts school of witchcraft and wizardry. and i don't know why but i find it funny that it says schools - fiction. england - fiction. i know it probably means something, i mean i get how fantasy, witches, and wizards are listed as fiction but schools and england, huh?
haha, my first thought when i saw that was, wtf? did google just pull a pollock? is it his birthday or something? and yes, it was. this has to be one of my favorite of their altered logos. i bet there's a page somewhere that shows them all, huh? oh and what was even cooler (because i'm dorky and find things like this cool) is that when you go to jacksonpollock.org it's a blank white screen but when you click and move you're mouse around you get to create a drip painting yourself. mine's is not nearly as amazing as a pollock, but it was pretty fun to make:
i hope to one day see a pollock in person. and i believe there is one at the museum of contemporary art in los angeles. hopefully, i make my way over there soon.
till later.
see, bendy.
different show. same smile. same connection. haha.
geez, so much trouble for such a little thing. any guesses as to what's/who's on screen...hmm.
