Whoda Thunkit

So apparently this kind of stuff is becoming fashionable (or so hints my internet exploring):

I actually quite like that necklace, but the trend strikes me as a bit funny. I remember in the old run-down mall in Dartmouth (which has since been sacrificed to the wrecking ball) there was a shop that had all kinds of Native American stuff like this printed on t-shirts, sweaters, and I'm sure they had jewelry in there too. If it were around today, I can only imagine the joy that a DIY-er or hipster would find in encountering such great raw material
             - back then, it'd look like your mom dressed you in your uncle's crappy Christmas presents.
Come to think of it, I think I had a cow skull t-shirt when I was younger... gift from my uncle.

Hooked on Tumblr

Holy crap. I love pretty pictures. And pictures that make my inner dork say "neato."
Tumblr abounds with them.

Neato

I can't wait for school to be over, then I'll have more time to go on picture taking adventures and can post my own photos instead of just reblogging.

((my.tumblr))

Holy Hanna

It's been a while! I think these past few weeks have been some of my most computer-free in ages. I love my laptop and, especially in the winter, I do spend a lot of time on it... which I'm back in the habit of now, hahaha. It was only a minor lapse from my addiction.

Due to this addiction, sometimes I get the feeling that I'm running out of internet. When this happens, I have go-to sites to wander through. My current favorite is weheartit. I found these two wonderful, colourful photos on it last night.

I had completely forgotten about Polly Pockets!! I miss them now, with their cheerful pastel colours and gadget filled houses. I hear they're not as tiny anymore due to choking concerns... pssshhhh. Kids these days.
As for the other, who doesn't love sour gummy worms?