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Name: lindaaaa ♥
Interests:
books, music, retail-therapy, good smells, shoes, celebrities, magazines, jeans, jello, stripes, ocean, sephora, sleep sleep sleep, water, air, shelter, family, life, friends, scions, hybrid cars, museums, scene-emo boys, sunshine, marc by MJ, gavin degraw, awkward statement jewlery, food
Expertise:
design, hate, awkward moments, sleep, foolish dancing, ribbon-twirling, losing things, breaking things, stupidity, socks, forgetting
Shopping:
[ ] Juicy velour hoodie
[ ] tan leather sandals
[ ] Coach wristlet
[x] white dress
[ ] cream linen scarf
[ ] retro, bright sneaks!
[ ] new Harry Potter book
[ ] black layering tanks
[ ] UO colored pants
[ ] mocassins
[ ] burgundy cardi
[ ] white cardi
[ ] oatmeal cardi
[ ] AA gym bag
[ ] AA sunshine hoodie
[ ] JC Love black patent flats
[ ] black rainboots
[ ] black flips
[ ] florally, ruffly blouse
[ ] taupe layering tee
[ ] MBMJ pear watch-necklace
[ ] Lesportsac bag
[X] sunglasses
[X] Natural Comfort shoes
Occupation: perfectionist
Industry: art
Message: message me
Website: visit my website
Member Since:
8/22/2005
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| the last day of my high school careerwhatever.
I am thoroughly annoyed with iPod technical support, they wanted to charge me $39 for S&H for a pair of earbuds, no not for the earbuds themselves, the S&H. the thing weighs like, what, an ounce? I understand why people hate Apple now. the woman I spoke to was incompetent and went on and on about how she wanted a page to load, she wanted to start a conversation and if you know anything about me, unless you are dressed well or I know you are interesting, I will not engage in conversation with you, not to even mention my social awkwardness...
I should probably sell my iPod on Ebay, I wonder how much they're selling for. oi, I should have thought twice about getting an engraving, how dumb of me.
forget shitty earbuds that decide to break spontaneously, see pictures bleow.
last two pairs from UO
on the topic of UO
http://www.philadelphiaweekly.com/articles/5725/cover-story
I just REfound this article recently, and I am somehow angry (at
Hayne) and embarrassed about shopping at a store geared towards dispensing
trendy, urban wear. shifters are annoying, but necessary to get ahead. AND I
don't think its possible to talk about UO and not talk about American Apparel,
it is in literally every single magazine, its on Facebook, Yahoomail... I need
to know: who/where did they NOT pay to advertise? things used to be good when
people wore weird/pretty colored tshirts and random shine-y lame apparel and
sweat/headbands, but its so commercial now. although I guess its impossible to
keep it a nice little secret, sharing is good too... and it's as addictive as
ever. 10% off any order, anyone? there's a thingie from now until the end of
June or something, good stuff
 
ok these are earbuds, but they're not Apple
 
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| sources say that senses are your friendswhy is the world chock full of good sayings and why am I such a sucker for them? I should start a quote book, like Oprah does, I wonder how she organizes hers... alphabetized by the speaker or by the content? or just random? I think it'd be so hard to find if you did the latter. then again, I thought approximately 80% of the quotes in the epigram book I checked out from the libes was good so maybe it'd be smarter to just BUY books.
anyway, from Darcy and Elizabeth by Linda Berdoll
"The long habit of living does not lend us indisposed for dying." - Mr. Darcy
just goes to show that people who share the same first name definitely do not share the same intellect and talent for writing...
I am obsessed with the notion of Darcy and Elizabeth, period.
I'm pretty sure every girl is.
Who doesn't want to be the witty heroine who always knows what to say and how to act? and then gets swept off her feet by her complete opposite who puts on a cold front but is inwardly generous, not to mention absolutely rolling in it and has classic aristocratic good looks...?
this place has just about been abandoned by what once was. people gawk at me when they chance by my email and see the "Xanga Subscription Digest" emails that I get, you still have Xanga? you're still on that thing? yea fuckit.
there are too many things that I want
on just about every single e-shop site I frequent I have racked up a saved shopping cart of over $500
and I keep talking about a summer job, but I have come to realize I am one of those
all talk no action
I blame others but I only have myself to blame when it comes right down to it, it doesn't feel good to have no one to blame. the French?
sometimes I want to write for a living, just tell people what I think and be rude about it and come up with witty magazine titles and talk about currency and the now.
but no one would pay me for that, not to even mention read it...
and I try to come off as a booksmart, but I am SO not and I wish I was
I tried to read classics for a summer, you know, Shakespeare, etc. and got hooked on F. Scott Fitzgerald instead which could be called classic but his books are about the wealthy/privileged, which is honestly all I am interested in when I read a book.
I want to be removed from what I am when I read. I like reading about defiant femmes, the rich and well off, existentialist thought, the minds of the twisted, the enlightened, and sci-fi in moderation etc. etc. Fine, Oliver Twist was fun while it lasted, but I hate tragedy and the boy was SO tragic I nearly screamed when he got into another mess with the mugger/gang people...
I hate pondering the meaning of life. just get happy, go through hell to attain it and just get happy. drama is unnecessary unless it is closer to happiness than the alternative route. If you don't like who you're around cut your losses, cut them off, and just go. This is not a life lesson for readers, this is a life lesson for me. A good reminder, because someone knows I am in dire need of it.
PS: who in the world bought all the Marc by Marc stewardess totes in cream? I hate the chocolate brown, and in the case that I do get a summer job, I plan to spend my savings on the cream one which is no longer in existence. so please, if you are one of those who spends 300 dinero on a bag you will wear once as a cheap alternative to your Chloes Mulberrys Fendis and Guccis, please 'fess up so I can e-hit you, seriously.
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