And this, of course.
Dear Sit
I found this in an old pack of typing paper that my grandmother gave to my mother to give to me.
It's A MYSTERY!!
I think the typewriter belonged to my uncle Ian who was trying to type a letter. Then along came Sandy/Alex, another uncle (who I don't think I've ever met) who RULES OK(!) Liz is his wife. Maybe they were all drunk.
It's A MYSTERY!!
(also a mystery is why my mother would give me ANYTHING, which you'll understand if you've ever met that pscyho)
Karl loves building sites
Some words of wisdom from my favourite crazy designer-who-used-to-be-fat:
KARL LAGERFELD
"I'm rather pro-prostitution...Thank goodness for it. People need relief or they become murderers."
"Friendship is often used to describe something you are indifferent about. You shouldn't trivialise these things."
Notice in the men's toilets in Chanel office: "Pissing everywhere isn't very Chanel"
On possessions (despite owning a library and at least 25 iPods): "I don't care for them."
"I love the smell of building sites."
Drawing Room antics
I like the Drawing Room very much as it combines two of my favourite activities: drawing and dressing up crazy.
It's me posing dramatically, in a blonde wig.
Vintage hair for dummies
I have invented my own amazing way of cheating at doing fingerwaves.
I'm thinking of sharing this as a tutorial cos i'm so unbelievavly generous. And most of the ones I've found online looked REALLY TRICKY and time consuming (my attention span only lasts about 5 seconds).
YES I AM FROM THE 1930S HELLO.
Amen
In a vain attempt to stalk my own blog, I accidentally missed out the 's' in the url,

it seems to be some kind of Bible bashing wonderland,
SUCH A RIOT!

so naturally I looked up what they had to say about some of my favourite hobbies:
SUNGLASSES(!?)"A few minutes reading this page could PROVE to you the Bible is true."
"Do you know how popular I am? I am so popular.
...Everybody loves me so much at this school."
Molly Ringwald, The Breakfast Club
“I never thought of myself as a style icon. I wore all that vintage because my parents kept me on an allowance. … My style was based on necessity.”
Molly Ringwald, The Breakfast Club
“I never thought of myself as a style icon. I wore all that vintage because my parents kept me on an allowance. … My style was based on necessity.”Fashion vs. Art
Other Voices, Other Rooms
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