Ha ha, no, actually, it just turned out that way. Not intentional. That is, I didn't even think of the green sweater and white shirt matching the watchface when I put on my clothes this morning. I was just intending here to show off how I built my own accessory item from a cheap watch and a cheap strap.

Me, strange? Are we not the kettle calling the pot black or something like that?

So I have fetish-ed over this J. Crew Timex that costs $150. I found a $30 watch that is almost identical. I even took it in to show the manager of the nearby J. Crew and he couldn't believe it when I told him I got it at Wal Mart. To make him feel a little better, I bought a $10 "NATO" strap in his store and replaced the leather band the Timex came with the NATO strap--which I like a hell of a lot better. Got another NATO strap too for another $10. The great thing about these straps is that they're interchangeable so I can go with the orange or switch it out with the olive green.

yeah, no shit. i'm currently on a diet of raw baby seal meat and horseradish to the exclusion of everything else, so you draw your own conclusions.

i'm not a clotheshorse however. hence my curiosity.

Sweater: Lands End shawl cardigan thrifted this weekend in a $5 bag stuffed with stuff my friend bought.

Shirt: J. Crew white shirt for around $30 on sale last spring.

In case you were wondering.

Went around with this gal from work this weekend on her circuit of thrift and vintage shops. For less than $40 I came home with clothes that otherwise probably would have retailed for around $500, including an all-cashmere tan overcoat, a leather jacket, a Harris Tweed sport coat, a camel hair sport coat, and several sweaters.

no i wasn't. but you remember the prices from last spring? i can't remember the last time i bought clothes. i do however refresh the underwear bin every now and then. indelible skidmarks and what not.

ps i need to get off the internet. sorry if i don't respond after this post.

Peace, brother. I'm hitting the pillow meself.

good food
comfortable dark places with a nice ambiance (smells nice, not too pristine, candles perhaps)
*quiet* (in the sense that I am allowed to make noise, or listen to music, but others around me are not to impede my enjoyment)
painkillers

word

something I'm addicted to is sirup of strawberry or grenadine. I just can't live without. the only moment I don't need this in my drink is when the temperature is above 36 degrees celsius and I totally lose the sense of taste

cigarettes
music
films
food
coke (the drink)
my car

peppermints, rough paper, clean sheets, blue-green-grey sounds, pasta, smell of paint, shutter sound, slicing tomatoes

hellsing

i've never hellsed

whats it like?

for gawd's sake, put yr pants back on.

organic chunky peanut butter

god, ryan, my kids, ciggarettes, coke zero, xanax (or any other tranq), chedda, I quit pain killers and the speed 2 months ago. So far it is going good. I think I am past the physical withdrawls finally. It is so fucking hard!

keep up the good work sonic gail

fiddling around with my music setup, playing computer games, travelling (especially to Asia), playing gigs, hanging out with my friends, going on hikes, good food

Thanks! :D

green tea