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Memeage
From xieleven:
madradish's LJ stalker is boojumlol!boojumlol is stalking you because they think you are the one who made anonymous abusive LJ comments. They are also deluded!
boojumlol is welcome to stalk me anytime! :)
From frogworthThe meme part of this works like so: Bold the ones you have read, strike through the ones you read and hated, italicize those you started ( Read more... ) -
Christmas is coming
Wow, what a busy weekend! Thanks to everyone who shared it with me. It was hectic and tiring and fun. I managed to smash my record for number of photos taken in one day on Saturday and I got to do lots of lovely singing as well. :)
Now I'm tired and I'm going to bed! -
One down
I caved and did a Fyrinnae order this evening. I don't feel too guilty though because they do sample sizes in weeny little jars for a mere US$1.50 a pop! Because they are loose powder they go a fair way. My total order came to about AUD$40 including postage for 14 samples plus an eye shadow base which is excellent ( Read more... ) -
The wonderful world of IKEA
I took myself out to Rhodes yesterday on a mission to get the ergonomic pillow I've been wanting for nearly a year now. It's funny how IKEA is like some kind of postmodern adults fairyland, the place was chockers. I started at the cafe with those delightful meatballs (although they were served with chips rather than mash which was a disappointment ( Read more... ) -
Jetsetter
I only had two days at home between Perth and Brisbane. Fortunately I'm home now and I have a little over a week here until I have to go to Melbourne. It's fun but tiring (yesterday I was working for nearly 13 hrs not including breaks), but I think the results will be worth it ( Read more... ) -
If leaves could speak..
tangofiction and I were most surprised to see this in the Botanical gardens on Thursday:
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What book should I read next?
A quick poll, help me choose by posting your choice.
I'm currently reading Jade Eye by Li Chun-Ying. It's a personal account of what it was like to grow up as a peasant in China at the time of the cultural revolution.
My choices for what to read next (picked at semi random from my to read pile) are:
1. Mao, the unknown story by Jung Chang and ( Read more... )
