Thursday, February 25, 2010

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Late Valentines Day Post.

This year in 2010, I had myself a pretty great and fun Valentines Day weekend. 
I know my post is exactly 3 days late, but I've hadn't been in the mood nor have I felt pretty motivated and inspired to blog. I'm sure you all know what I mean; you just gotta have that stimulus in order to do something. 
But anyways, back to the subject -- it was a fun-filled weekend spending time with loved ones and close friends. It was sort of like New Years Eve all over again, except most of my pals had a date or was with a significant other. 
On Friday the 12, my Love Eddie & I went to go watch 'Valentines Day.' It was a good and cute movie. I recommend you to watch it. It will make you laugh =) 
On Saturday, my buddies and I went out to a nightclub in downtown Minneapolis at Epic. It was a Valentines event and I had a good time, until around 12:30ish AM, for some reason(s), I totally knocked out, so we left. Lol. 
Lastly, on Sunday the 14th, I spent almost the whole day without Eddie, due to the fact that he was working from 8:30AM to 6:00PM. But after he got off work, he came to my house and I had taken some photos of it to share with you all, but sadly I am poor and cannot afford a camera at the moment. 
Anywho's, I forgot to make reservations and such, so we were looking for restaurants to go to. In the end, we headed out to Mt. Fuji; a Sushi, Steak & Grill restaurant. Our friends Jenni & Shina joined us out for dinner, so it made the night pretty fun :) 
Well, I hoped you enjoyed this short-um entry of mine and enjoy my photos too! 

Saturday Night the 13th. 





Sunday: Valentines Day






Thanks for viewing! =)

Friday, February 12, 2010

Looking back at A. McQueen's Collections


Spring 2008




Fall 2008 Menswear




Spring 2009





Fall 2009





MOST RECENT: Spring 2010 ♥





Alexander McQueen is one of my all-time favourite Fashion designers. I adore and absolutely love his blend of couture and perfect tailoring. He does an amazing job working with those beautiful encrusted embellishments that makes his garments look "WOW!".
Though a lot of his clothes weren't wearable, they were beautiful. Alexander McQueen will be remembered, for he was an extravagant designer and visionary. RIP McQueen.



~ MV

Thursday, February 11, 2010

~ R.I.P Alexander McQueen ~

 English Fashion Designer Alexander McQueen known for his unconventional designs and shock tactics was found dead today, February 11,2010 at his London home. It's a truly tragedy to many people and he will truly be missed. 



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Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Lately . . .

1) I've been feeling tired and uninspired )=
2) My room is finally cleaned! =)
3) I want to buy more clothes and new accessories, but I already have too many. . . IDK what to do with them when I feel like I still want to keep them,  but then I have no room. *sighs...
4) I've been feeling so unmotivated this quarter.
5) I just want to quit Fashion and move to Korea, or France, or United Kingdom, or Thailand. . .
6) Feb. 6,  '10 -- was my Bday celebration, but I cancelled it, just because I wasn't feeling happy. Afterward, my amazing friends threw me the sweetest and cutest SURPRISE PARTY ever! ♥
7) I officially turned one year older (19) on Feb. 7, '10 :) &&  My Mom, Dad and baby brother came to visit me in Mn. Later, went to go watch Superbowl at my Lover's place. Superbowl was weeeaakkk && SAINTS Won! =]

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. . . Hello & Goodbye. . . 

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Wednesday, February 3, 2010

My Avatar

Yey! So I am finally a NAVI! ;D 

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I fell in love with the Navi people. I definitely enjoyed the movie! It was probably one of thee best movies that I really loved watching of year 2009. I just loved the intricate designs of everything. It was interesting how the director made the Navi people the colour 'blue'. 
Just watching the movie and seeing how the Navi people lived and how they were all so loving of their people, as well as appreciative of their culture, definitely and completely made me want to be like one of them. I wished there was really an island like that. It would be so cool! Haha.
Anyways, i know this blog sounds a little cheesy, but it's true! =)

The Photo I used to 'avatarize' myself ;)

 
Loll, kinda weird, kinda cool huh? The NEW me! 

Sunday, January 31, 2010


:)

It's hard to stay mad when there's so 
much beauty in this world. Sometimes I
feel like i'm seeing it all at once, and it's 
too much, my heart fills up like a balloon 
that's about to burst and then i remember 
to relax, and stop trying to hold onto it, 
and then it flows through me like rain and 
i can't feel anything but gratitude.

Carpe Diem

Maybe were making a statement, marking our generation, changing the world by reverting back to the free love and spontaneity that then and to this date never was, or will be idolized. It is said that the youth is wasted on the young, but not if you realize in your youth to take grasp of reality and forceivly reject all the ignorance the world strikes us with daily, then is the young not wasted on you. All I have to say is Carpe Diem, but if I could tweak this OH so popular saying, Id make it so everyone learned to forever remember "Sieze Your Life."

 I learned in my English class last semester, that it's OKAY, to not have a plan. We are raised in a society that forces the educated to memorize the dates of our presidents births and deaths, made to recite the pledge of allegiance until were of age- and then do whatever the hell we want-, remeber the years in which the Cold War took place, and even research and vigorously study the history of our home state( which trust me, probably everyone moves out of by the time they're 22 and hence makes the 8th grade year...pointless). Yet, one thing we are never instructed to do or study is the very essence of who we are. So many kids, teenagers, adults never grow to be themselves or even accept whom they really are. We are taught to fit a mold because life is more simple that way. PAHHLEAASEE...in no way is this a rant about how anti-soceity i am, or about "going against the grain, and not fitting THE mold"...yes it does serve as a pedastool in my argument but not at all the very meat of my purpose.

"Sieze Your Life", you have one life to live, one chance to leave your mark, and every oppurtunity to make what you want of it. Recently, as almost every 16-29 year old has heard, a new show called the Burried Life has scrapped the surface on this transparent, elephant in the room, life-style no parent wants to raise their children under. But in reality- true, cold, hard reality parenting can only take a child soo far.

In the Documentary I just saw (called "The Journey" Definately recommend it) four people and a dog, travel the country starting from right here in Atlanta,GA all the way to California and the tip of Washington in a beautiful, retro yellow volswagon van asking American citizens, about "Life". Whether it be the purpose, their story, how theyll use it or whats the point. Every question answered but no answer the same. And I think that may be my point. What we dont realize is...we are all the same. We are all here for a limited time, all whom have a differnet story but at the same time all having experienced that same short story at some point in the entire story book of ourselves. Studies say: "Those who live a life in regret, are those who live unhappier in their later years." It may not even be the fact if they tried and failed but rather if they even tried. Sieze the day, moment, week, month, year, LIFE. And regardless of what people think of what you want to do, if its your dream, live it out.
Personally this documentary hit home, because it is a dream of mine to hop in a car and leave everything behind to experience the endless stories of American citizens and maybe even, myself. One day I hope to live this quote : "You have to leave the city of your comfort and go into the wilderness of your intuition. What you will discover will be wonderful. What you will discover is yourself." But in the same mentality those who never aspire to chase their dreams live a life in fear and coward behavior.
Don be regretfull; enjoy every minute and soak it up. Enjoy yourself, be vulnerable, because underneath it all vulnerablity is the strongest strength. The ability to feel all emotion and ask for help when you need it; wisdom.

~ Mary

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Maybe.

Maybe there isn't such things as "Best Friends", or even good and bad friends.
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Maybe there is just friends; people who stand by you when you're hurt and help you feel not so lonely.

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Maybe they're always worth being scared for, and hoping for, and living for.

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Maybe worth dying for, too, if that's what has to be.

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No "Best Friends", no good friends and/or no bad friends. Only people you want, and people you need. People who build their houses in your heart.
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01.28. // Choppy #1

 
The things about life that I've learned
is that you're going to get hurt.
You're going to have emotional nights
and cry yourself to sleep for hours.
 
You're going to suffer some
kind of heartbreak, some kind of loss.
But you will also have those moments where you heal.
Those moments are the best.


You feel like you smile for the first time again.
You feel like you're alive again.
Life just kinda restarts.