Friday, April 16, 2010
i wish my smile was your favourite kind of smile.
i wish my smile was your favourite kind of smile.
from stopbook.com. i'm not sure if it's good to just copy the image over haha but the polaroid heart against the beige wall is so pretty. makes me feel like getting a polaroid camera more than ever, even if i probably will not use it very much. which makes me guilty about my digital camera, lying somewhere on my shelf neglected and very, very underused. okay but if korea trip during the three months' holiday materialises then i'll have reason to blow the dust off it and use it again.
tune out the world ; 4:05 PM
- from lookbook; the picture wasn't much but the title kind of struck me when i read it. i don't know if most people pay attention to the titles and the names and locations of the lookbook posters, but they're as interesting (if not more really) as the pictures themselves.
being at home all day long everyday means this place gets updated a whole lot. but i really do work in between all my bouts of going online, even if it's not very much work at all.
new media forum closes in just under an hour, and i'm wondering if nine forum postings are good enough for a quarter of my grade. but that quarter also includes class participation, right? it's actually strangely difficult to craft a coherent forum response.
from stopbook.com. i'm not sure if it's good to just copy the image over haha but the polaroid heart against the beige wall is so pretty. makes me feel like getting a polaroid camera more than ever, even if i probably will not use it very much. which makes me guilty about my digital camera, lying somewhere on my shelf neglected and very, very underused. okay but if korea trip during the three months' holiday materialises then i'll have reason to blow the dust off it and use it again.first lookbook and then stopbook, haha. how can something you can't hold, which has no edges of pages to play with as you read and no crinkly papery texture as you run your hand down the page be a book? go away e-book readers and all you printing-books-kill-trees tree-huggers; if there was ever a good use for paper and the death of trees it would be books. there's just something in holding an honest-to-goodness book that people have forgotten.
music: don't forget; baek ji young
Labels: thoughts
tune out the world ; 4:05 PM