Woops, the holidays, namely Christmas, got me sidetracked and I nor my partner have posted in a while. So here's some inspiration I got from Tin Man and various Christmas gifts. Oh and some thoughts on New Year's Eve garb.





Voila!"Get your daily fix."
Woops, the holidays, namely Christmas, got me sidetracked and I nor my partner have posted in a while. So here's some inspiration I got from Tin Man and various Christmas gifts. Oh and some thoughts on New Year's Eve garb.





Voila!


Panda hat, sooooo cute.
Delias.com and only $50! Hopefully the soles on them are better for snow and ice.
I was just wearing a maroon pea coat (J.Crew), a white scarf (H&M), some tan pants (J.Crew), and a Marc Jacobs sweater underneath (and a sequined wristlet). But those don't matter. It was the boots. My boots, I've had them since last year, are made of dark dark brown leather and are scrunched up, you know. My mum calls them my pirate boots, because they do sort of resemble footwear of a pirate because they are pointy-ish at the tip. But anyway, on the bottom of them, there is absolutely NO TRACTION. Like, legit, they are completely flat on the soles. Not good for ice. So walking downtown today was a complete mess, and I was leaning and falling and bumping into people this way and that. So I decided I need a new pair of boots. I have a pair of UGG-like Steve Madden boots, but UGGs aren't exactly the prettiest of shoes, they are more for comfort than anything. I was thinking more like these boots.

I know two girls on campus with them, one of which is in my dorm. And I asked the girl in my dorm if they were good boots and she was like "Yes. Very nice boots. And fun to jump in snow in. And fun to walk in!" Her name is Yooni and she is so incredibley adorable and she is from Korea. I'll take her word for it. I want the fuschia ones. They are so sick. And they certainly do not look like anything a pirate would wear.
I have been playing Yahtzee all day and I think I am addicted. The only reason I play is because I like to shout "YAHTZEE!" And I shout it at any given time. And my family gets rather annoyed at me. I just sit there and shout YAHTZEE! and then they all glare at me. But anyway.
I want a very colorful striped scarf. And I don't want to buy one, though I've got to say, the GAP has some rather okay ones right now. I want to knit one so I can pick my one colors and length and width and blah blah blah. I just knit a bunny rabbit and it is very cute. And I feel like an old woman.
You know what? Well, no, you don't know what unless you can read minds. But you know what? There are no thrift stores around here. Like absolutely none, I don't think. I rememer there was a consignment shop downtown, but I haven't really gone there yet. Me and my blogging partner were planning to go down during finals week but never got around to that. Hmm. That was just something I realized just now.
Oh well. I'm off to go babysitting. Auf Wiedersehen!





Okay, so they are Bottega Veneta sandals and they only cost a mere $910. Mama...may I ask a favour?
Another pair found in the Teen Vogue December/January issue was a yellow pair of Sam Edelman patent leather oxfords, looking much like the ones found on urbanoutfitters.com, Fairytales are True Jazz Ballet Flats (in red, of course). Which, unfortunately are only available in a size 6.
Ohh, thanks to TConks for showing me and my partner this site (http://www.harputs.com/), which apparently is a store in San Fransisco which bought Adidas merchandise in like, the '70's/'80's and they are now selling the shoes now to make money. Siiiick. And TConks showed us this one pair of shoes that cost $1,000,000, no joke. If you click "add to cart" it literally adds one million dollars to your credit card.
They have dollars bills on them. So cool, but those aren't my faves. I'm digging these kicks.
Other shoes I love:
Jimmy Choo heels;
for about 520 dollars.

These plain old cool gladiators
from urbanoutfitters.com
VIOLA.
