de profundis

Tuesday 25 November 2008

018.

helloooo :) sorry i have been sort of missing in action, lately. turns out, school requires work! who knew?! also things have been kind of weird & shitty lately, and the most exciting part of my week was discovering that whats her face martha from doctor who has my jacket. it was EXTREMELY exciting. not that i ever wear that jacket anymore, but still.

i promise i will get back to reading all of your lovely blogs and commenting and posting and being good as soon as i find my feet again :)

hope you're all okay!

Saturday 15 November 2008

017.


hellooo! :) today i went shopping, in probably the most colourful outfit i've ever worn! haha, isn't that terrible?
i ended up buying a looovely cashmere jumper & got a start on my christmas presents! mmm i'm all excited :)

i also fell completely in love with THE most gorgeous fur jacket by i think fuse? some random concession in debenhams? ahh, it had a hood & oh my god, it was just so wonderful, but i didn't have enough money on me :( i'll have to go back soon!



that's my dog! :)

jacket: alwear, tights: peacocks, skirt & shoes: new look, bag: accessorize, beatles badge: boyfriend, bracelet: vintage.

EDIT: if you, like me, are more interested in the decorating part of christmas than the presents bit, check out the gorgeous decorations at accessorize! they're absolutely lovely :)
what's your favourite part of christmas (if you celebrate it)?

Tuesday 11 November 2008

016.



1. What is your idea of perfect happiness?

Mmm, i'm not sure! i'm pretty happy now :) i s'pose i'd quite like to live somewhere far away? still in britain, but secluded. this -- but a bit quieter, i think. :)

2.What is your greatest fear?
CHICKENS. for serious. also the dark.

3. What is the trait you most deplore in yourself?
mm arrogance.

4.What is the trait you most deplore in others?
ignorance.

5.Which living person do you most admire?
my mother... also possibly stephen fry :D



6.What is your greatest extravagance?
hahah, cheese & tomato panini's at nigels? they've gone up a whole FIFTY PENCE. recession my friends. recession.

7.What is your current state of mind?
thoughtful!

8.What do you consider the most overrated virtue?
um, modesty.

9.On what occasion do you lie?
umm, like, life? i lie alot.

10.What do you most dislike about your appearance?
kind of not alot? that sounds really horrible & arrogant, i know, but i've just got to a stage where i've realised that it kind of doesn't matter.



11.Which living person do you most despise?
uh. uh. nick griffin?

12.What is the quality you most like in a man?
humour.

13.What is the quality you most like in a woman?
humour.

14.Which words or phrases do you most overuse?
hahahahaha really absurd things like 'yo' or 'blud' or 'wassup'. i'm pretty down with the kids, homies.

15.Which talent would you most like to have?
art.




16.When and where were you happiest?
probably now, i think!

17.What or who is the greatest love of your life?
mmmm :)

18.If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be?
i'd be good at art! :)

19.What do you consider your greatest achievement?
eeeek! um. well i put alot of my self-esteem down to my schoolwork so probably my history gcse.

20.If you were to die and come back as a person or a thing, what would it be?
a gay man! PLEASE!



21.Where would you most like to live?
mmm new zealand, maybe? possibly ireland? both places i've never visited, haha. or, actually, stratford-upon-avon.

22.What is your most treasured possession?
probably my moleskines?

23.What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery?
eek! i don't know. i'm not really sure what that's asking?

24.What is your favorite occupation?
writing!

25. Who are your favorite writers?
wilde, keruoac, easton-ellis... in that order. i think.



26.What do you most value in your friends?
humour!

27.What is your most marked characteristic?
maaaad history skills 8D

28.Who is your hero of fiction?
how boring.

29.Which historical figure(s) do you most identify with?
ahh! i don't know. that's very tricky. HITLER. (p.s joke!)

30.Who are your heroes in real life?
wiiilde, mummy, fry.. and my friends :D



31.What are your favorite names?
tom.

32.What is it that you most dislike?
uh, ignorance & nationalism.

33.What is your greatest regret?
mmmmm. i'm not sure that i have one.

34.How would you like to die?
accidentally.

35.What is your motto?
you can if you do :)


1. jude law as lord alfred douglas in 'wilde'
2. stephen fry
3. meeee! :)
4. by salvador dali.
5. eeheeheeheeheeee!!
6. jack kerouac.
7. me & my friends in bristol. we watched simon amstell's stand up! very exciting.
8. jeff buckley.

Sunday 9 November 2008

015.


sunday morning i always make sure i'm awake by 9.50, so i can make a cup of tea in my winnie the pooh mug and listen to the excellent jon richardson show on 6music from 10-1. i do try to get some work done, but this morning i just ended up drawing a bird and watching it rain. :)


these shoes are from primark primarni, about a year ago? i was scene as hell back then, and i can distinctly remember wearing them with blue leopard print tights, an fcuk top, black denim mini and backcombed fringe-a-riffic hair, haha! and, of course, the obligatory fake lip-ring. pretty hip, i think you'll agree.


i absolutely adore rosary beads though - i've such a weakness, i have huuundreds. but they do break incredibly easily :( well, my £3 for 4 off ebay ones do! haha


the sun came out eventually :)



how do you spend your sundays?

dress & cardigan: h&m, shoes: primark, tights: topshop.

Saturday 8 November 2008

014.

the next british election isn't for year-and-abit yet ( i miss out on voting in it by like two months :( ), but with all the american election coverage, i figured i might as well do a little post about politics - particularly as it's listed in my 'about me'.

i won't bore you, though, i'll just put up this little quote i found today when cleaning out my drawers.

"once we were hopeful. we believed the system could correct itself: the benefits of capitalist growth would trickle down to the poor; the welfare state would work its magic. who believes that today? as the briefing shows, for all labour's herculean efforts to tackle the problem, the extra welfare billions have barely scratched the surface. as for tickle-down, one in ten british families will be millionaires within a decade(according to the economist intelligence unit), but no one sees that as hopeful news for the underclass. worse still, the poor have lost faith in the system, too. barely 50% of socuial grades D (semi and unskilled manual workers) and E (those entirely dependent on state benefits) voted in the last election, compared with 70% of the middle class. politically, the poor have disappeared. the horrors of knife crime, binge drinking or a drive through their neighbourhoods bring them momentarily to our attention.
then they fade into statistics."



i support labour - always have, probably always will.

british or american, which side of the political spectrum do you lean towards?