Remarkably Askew
Sometimes a fresh start is all you need.
You could chop off all your locks 1920’s style.
Or use 1 million clips to pin up your hair because of a director request for me to figure out how to pin long hair to short.
Success!
And who needs a haircut when there’s a fresh layer of rain covering the ground?
Still excited about Thoroughly Modern Millie.
Now on the topic of glasses, I got some.
I’ve had glasses, 8th and 9th grade, but then I got contacts. I wear them daily because my old glasses didn’t have the right prescription any longer.
I wanted glasses for the afternoons and weekends, because I take my contacts out the second I get home. For the reasons (1) they irritate my eyes the longer I wear them, (2) I wear my pair of daily-wear contacts for up to a full week. I know, it’s not a good thing, but they’re only worn for six hours every day. And (3) because I don’t like having to put them in on the weekends because I am mostly in the house.
I can see clearly now my glasses are on.
I can see all the obstacles far away-ay.
I can see clearly now my glasses are on.
It’s gonna be a clear, clear clear, clear cle-e-ar da-a-ay!
I have been doing so much homework this week. Which is frustrating because it takes so much time and it’s my week off.
These are my sharpen-able pencils, interesting yes? This post is a mishmash of all my distractions.
I set up my station, with much care, much more than I should’ve given it.
I worked for 20 minutes and then reset the timer. It’s a weird was to keep time, but it kept me working.
Here’s Mary’s arm. She has this doodle that she redraws almost every day.
Guess what, my homework still isn’t done.
16 years. My celebration of choice: a tea party.
Everyone thing is ready, photo opp!
Let the guests arrive.
This is after all the food had been devoured, food being:
These guys were secluded into the kitchen. They had their own party.
The Aftermath.
So Much FUN.
