I love Domo. So I made this post only about him. Wheeeeee!
Domo likes Easter bunnies... THEY HAVE CANDY!
I NEED TO FIND ONE OF THESE. Well, I already have my hart set on a Carrot Onesie (Haha get it? MDK and Hello Harto fans? Never mind.)
It's still pretty cool, along with...
A DOMO TOASTER! They sell them at one of my favorite places, Urban Outfitters.
Even Hello Kitty wishes she was Domo...
Yaaaay for everyone! Hope you like day two of WEEK OF WEIRDNESS!
Sunday, July 7, 2013
Saturday, July 6, 2013
Some Quotes (Week of Weirdness #1)
"You know what your problem is, it's that you haven't seen enough movies - all of life's riddles are answered in the movies."
"I'd rather regret the things I've done than regret the things I haven't done."
-Steve Martin
"I'd rather regret the things I've done than regret the things I haven't done."
-Lucille Ball
"I love hearing my audience breathe."
-Adele
"Don't think. Thinking is the enemy of creativity. It's self-conscious, and anything self-conscious is lousy. You can't try to do things. You simply must do things.
-Ray Bradbury
"The most courageous act is still to think for yourself. Aloud."
-Coco Chanel
"I work really hard at trying to see the big picture and not getting stuck in ego. I believe we're all put on this planet for a purpose, and we all have a different purpose... When you connect with that love and that compassion, that's when everything unfolds."
-Ellen DeGeneres
"The truth is you don't know what is going to happen tomorrow. Life is a crazy ride, and nothing is guaranteed."
-Eminem
Friday, July 5, 2013
Just a Note.
Okay so (hopefully) I have figured out how to have posts actually post at a set time everyday. This will be the last time I actually write something and it will immediately post. I shouldn't even be writing but you know what, I don't really care.
I SHALL CHRISTEN MY UPCOMING POSTS AS THE WEEK OF WEIRDNESS, AND IT WILL GROW UP TO BE BEAUTIFUL AND STRONG.
Yep. Okay posts will be on the site at 5:00 PM, Pacific Daylight Time. Because I like Pacific Daylight Time. And 5 really isn't special at all.
You get the point.
I SHALL CHRISTEN MY UPCOMING POSTS AS THE WEEK OF WEIRDNESS, AND IT WILL GROW UP TO BE BEAUTIFUL AND STRONG.
(http://powderdoom.tumblr.com, originally from http://spookypuke.tumblr.com/image/53502670992)
Oooh I just love this picture. It's so beautiful and it gives me shivers. The good kind.Yep. Okay posts will be on the site at 5:00 PM, Pacific Daylight Time. Because I like Pacific Daylight Time. And 5 really isn't special at all.
You get the point.
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Bye Bye Birdies.
Soon I'm going to be leaving, and this is the crazy month where posts aren't going to show up super often. I'm still figuring out what I'm going to do to continue to have something on the site, but I haven't really figured that out. Feel free to look through older posts (I enjoy the Mosquito one and the sail boat one especially, along with my gummy worm adventure). Things to do while I'm not posting...
1. Check out the free music on iTunes (new single every week!)
2. Watch Drop Dead Gorgeous on Youtube
3. Buy a Wreck this Journal (and destroy it of course)
4. Read World War Z (or see the movie!)
5. Use the computer drawing/painting program on your computer.
6. Eat Thai food.
7. Climb a mountain and yodel.
8. Create a huge slip and slide with a tarp.
9. Explore your town.
10. Go thrift shopping.
11. Doodle on your Converse.
12. Buy something that you wouldn't usually wear.
13. Call your friend that you haven't talked to in a while.
14. Go to a bookstore and read something there (I recently read The Glass Menagerie)
So I'll check up on all y'all later.
1. Check out the free music on iTunes (new single every week!)
2. Watch Drop Dead Gorgeous on Youtube
3. Buy a Wreck this Journal (and destroy it of course)
4. Read World War Z (or see the movie!)
5. Use the computer drawing/painting program on your computer.
6. Eat Thai food.
7. Climb a mountain and yodel.
8. Create a huge slip and slide with a tarp.
9. Explore your town.
10. Go thrift shopping.
11. Doodle on your Converse.
12. Buy something that you wouldn't usually wear.
13. Call your friend that you haven't talked to in a while.
14. Go to a bookstore and read something there (I recently read The Glass Menagerie)
So I'll check up on all y'all later.
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Monday, July 1, 2013
Wreck this Journal (#2)
Hello, (insert name here)!
It'd be July first, and that means than we are in the second month of summer!
Whoo hoo!
The next few weeks are going to be super duper crazy for me since I'm not really going to be able to post, but I'm going to figure something out. Hehehe.
Anyways, I wanted to talk about something in this world that makes me really happy.
Wreck this Journal.
I'm currently on my second one(AND IT'S EXTENDED), and I love using it and coming up with creative ways to destroy it.
Basically, the whole idea of the book is to read the instructions on each page, and follow them. These instructions tell you how to destroy the journal, but they are just guidelines. It's up to you to use your imagination and creativity to follow each sort of challenge, and it's really fun to do.
The thing is, everyone wrecks it differently.
I've seen pictures of people who make it entirely into an art project, and it becomes something insanely gorgeous while being a pure representation of their own selves. Others destroy it until there is almost nothing left, and for some reason, this is still amazing and beautiful. After I got mine, a lot of my friends got their own, and it was cool to see what happened to them over time. My friend Ariana* was the first to show me it, and that's how I learned about it.
My one friend, Olive,* made hers super colorful, and it was fun to page through and see what she did to each page. My other friend Mitzi* COMPLETELY destroyed hers, and had to carry it around in a plastic bag because it was so sticky.
And I thought that was great.
On the first couple pages, the author (Keri Smith) conveys that this book is a representation of "creative destruction" and that "you may begin to live more recklessly".
That is absolutely true.
For me, I used the book to reach out to people. I still have my first book (I thought I lost it, but I found it recently). It is definitely not one of the prettiest, or the most destroyed. But about 75% of mine was done in collaboration with other people, and that's what I like the most about it. There are names of people inside it, their drawings, their writing, their own creativity. I would ask anyone (during some free time) if they wanted to help me with it, and a lot did. I actually got to know some people better because of it, and we became friends.
So I guess what I'm trying to say is, go get one of these books. Seriously. It is so much fun if you are a teenager, a kid, a young adult, or a adult that is young on the inside. You might just see destruction differently.

Okay, change of subject.
I don't feel like doing quotes anymore, so I'm going to come up with something else to end the posts with. Also, since I won't be posting for awhile, I might just put gifs up or something and see what happens.
Yeparoo. See you later.
*This name is not theirs. It's theirs in my protective imagination bubble of greatness.
(P.S I like Domo!)
It'd be July first, and that means than we are in the second month of summer!
Whoo hoo!
The next few weeks are going to be super duper crazy for me since I'm not really going to be able to post, but I'm going to figure something out. Hehehe.
Anyways, I wanted to talk about something in this world that makes me really happy.
Wreck this Journal.
I'm currently on my second one(AND IT'S EXTENDED), and I love using it and coming up with creative ways to destroy it.
Basically, the whole idea of the book is to read the instructions on each page, and follow them. These instructions tell you how to destroy the journal, but they are just guidelines. It's up to you to use your imagination and creativity to follow each sort of challenge, and it's really fun to do.
The thing is, everyone wrecks it differently.
I've seen pictures of people who make it entirely into an art project, and it becomes something insanely gorgeous while being a pure representation of their own selves. Others destroy it until there is almost nothing left, and for some reason, this is still amazing and beautiful. After I got mine, a lot of my friends got their own, and it was cool to see what happened to them over time. My friend Ariana* was the first to show me it, and that's how I learned about it.
My one friend, Olive,* made hers super colorful, and it was fun to page through and see what she did to each page. My other friend Mitzi* COMPLETELY destroyed hers, and had to carry it around in a plastic bag because it was so sticky.
And I thought that was great.
On the first couple pages, the author (Keri Smith) conveys that this book is a representation of "creative destruction" and that "you may begin to live more recklessly".
That is absolutely true.
For me, I used the book to reach out to people. I still have my first book (I thought I lost it, but I found it recently). It is definitely not one of the prettiest, or the most destroyed. But about 75% of mine was done in collaboration with other people, and that's what I like the most about it. There are names of people inside it, their drawings, their writing, their own creativity. I would ask anyone (during some free time) if they wanted to help me with it, and a lot did. I actually got to know some people better because of it, and we became friends.
So I guess what I'm trying to say is, go get one of these books. Seriously. It is so much fun if you are a teenager, a kid, a young adult, or a adult that is young on the inside. You might just see destruction differently.
Okay, change of subject.
I don't feel like doing quotes anymore, so I'm going to come up with something else to end the posts with. Also, since I won't be posting for awhile, I might just put gifs up or something and see what happens.
Yeparoo. See you later.
*This name is not theirs. It's theirs in my protective imagination bubble of greatness.
(P.S I like Domo!)
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Secret Weakness
Hello, chilluns!
I return to posting in peace.
Okay, so everybody has a weakness, like something in their personality. But there are also other weakness, and when it comes to clothes or something, a lot of people have them.
It could be rubber ducks, shoes, Greek yogurt, accessories related to a T.V show, or coffee mugs.
THERE ARE SO MANY OUT THERE!
But that's not the point. I do have a weakness.
And it is white, lacy dresses.
For most people who sort of know me, they can't really believe it. I wear really whatever I feel like, usually crazy pants. But I care about my appearance, and I put thought into my outfits (even if it's just a sweatshirt with a tank top underneath and some jeans). But my outfits usually include either darker, more mature colors (maroons, dark blues, greys) or super bright, crazy colors (a little bit under the neon spectrum).
But I almost never wear pastels. Ever.
Ick.
I like flower prints, but they can't be dainty, little daisies. The have to be LOUD, PROUD, larger flowers with a bit of personality. Flower crowns have to be they same way, but I don't have any of those either.
Basically, what I wear needs to be bold, make a statement, or has to be super comfy.
But white, lacy, dresses don't really fit in.
I guess it sort of makes a statement, but it's not what people expect me to wear.
BUT I CAN'T GET ENOUGH!
I currently own 4 of these dresses, and I bought another one yesterday (however it has a blue lining underneath).
So what is your secret weakness, I would wonder?
I also have one for blazers, but I can some how keep it in check.
Anyways, it would be quote time!
"Rue, who when you ask her what she loves most in the world, replies, of all things, 'Music.'"
I return to posting in peace.
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It could be rubber ducks, shoes, Greek yogurt, accessories related to a T.V show, or coffee mugs.
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But that's not the point. I do have a weakness.
And it is white, lacy dresses.
For most people who sort of know me, they can't really believe it. I wear really whatever I feel like, usually crazy pants. But I care about my appearance, and I put thought into my outfits (even if it's just a sweatshirt with a tank top underneath and some jeans). But my outfits usually include either darker, more mature colors (maroons, dark blues, greys) or super bright, crazy colors (a little bit under the neon spectrum).
But I almost never wear pastels. Ever.
Ick.
I like flower prints, but they can't be dainty, little daisies. The have to be LOUD, PROUD, larger flowers with a bit of personality. Flower crowns have to be they same way, but I don't have any of those either.
Basically, what I wear needs to be bold, make a statement, or has to be super comfy.
But white, lacy, dresses don't really fit in.
I guess it sort of makes a statement, but it's not what people expect me to wear.
BUT I CAN'T GET ENOUGH!
I currently own 4 of these dresses, and I bought another one yesterday (however it has a blue lining underneath).
So what is your secret weakness, I would wonder?
I also have one for blazers, but I can some how keep it in check.
Anyways, it would be quote time!
"Rue, who when you ask her what she loves most in the world, replies, of all things, 'Music.'"
-Suzanne Collins, The Hunger Games
I am so excited for The Catching Fire movie! SPOILER: I hope that this new director can do the Mockingjay dress right.
'Cause that what I needs to see.
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
My hair is poofy.
With my new haircut, it fluffs up a lot, and then I have to put a lot of products in it so it calms down. Also, it's really hard to get the spiky look I like the best.
Well good morning, world!
How's it going so far?
So far, I've made man down toast, worked on a design for a t-shirt, messed with my hair for about half an hour, tuned my ukulele, and am dreaming about lunch at one of my favorite cafes in the next town over.
Mmmmmmm, food. Such a beautiful thing.
I'm wearing my Bazinga t-shirt (from the Big Bang Theory) it's sad outside. The sky is crying just a little bit now and again and it looks pretty grumpy.
I'm hungry. So all I keep thinking of is food.
Crepes, I want you so bad....
Ugh, now I'm on Crepes of Wrath and I want foooooooooooooooooooooooood.
I may have a problem.
My hair smells sort of like the ocean. I haven't been to the ocean. Or a waterpark.
Now I want to ride a rollercoaster.
Well, again, I don't really have an idea for this post either, but I forgot that I need to write this guy a letter on bears, so I'm a gonna do that.
Sorry, guys, I'm abandoning you.
I don't even feel like writing a quote so SUCK IT!
Ehh, now I feel guilty so I'm going to put in a quote.
"Kind people have a way of working their way inside me and rooting there."
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Well good morning, world!
How's it going so far?
So far, I've made man down toast, worked on a design for a t-shirt, messed with my hair for about half an hour, tuned my ukulele, and am dreaming about lunch at one of my favorite cafes in the next town over.
Mmmmmmm, food. Such a beautiful thing.
I'm wearing my Bazinga t-shirt (from the Big Bang Theory) it's sad outside. The sky is crying just a little bit now and again and it looks pretty grumpy.
I'm hungry. So all I keep thinking of is food.
Crepes, I want you so bad....
Ugh, now I'm on Crepes of Wrath and I want foooooooooooooooooooooooood.
I may have a problem.
My hair smells sort of like the ocean. I haven't been to the ocean. Or a waterpark.
Now I want to ride a rollercoaster.
Well, again, I don't really have an idea for this post either, but I forgot that I need to write this guy a letter on bears, so I'm a gonna do that.
Sorry, guys, I'm abandoning you.
I don't even feel like writing a quote so SUCK IT!
Ehh, now I feel guilty so I'm going to put in a quote.
"Kind people have a way of working their way inside me and rooting there."
-Suzanne Collins, The Hunger Games
Yep, that's all folks.
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