even though most of my tumblr friends are like 15 and 16, I still get pretty excited when they call me hun in my ask box and "heart" my pics. who know high school kids liked Taylor Swift, pink, hello kitty, food, hipstamatic, and cute clothes as much as I do? who knew they were, like, so kewl!
Showing posts with label social technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label social technology. Show all posts
30 March 2011
the goods: tumblr
I know I've mentioned tumblr before, but I do love it. I still haven't shared my page with anyone I know personally-- I post under a pseudonym and find an unexplainable joy in seeing my photos and blogs reposted by complete strangers because they find something interesting about my posts. can I really affect someone like that?

even though most of my tumblr friends are like 15 and 16, I still get pretty excited when they call me hun in my ask box and "heart" my pics. who know high school kids liked Taylor Swift, pink, hello kitty, food, hipstamatic, and cute clothes as much as I do? who knew they were, like, so kewl!
even though most of my tumblr friends are like 15 and 16, I still get pretty excited when they call me hun in my ask box and "heart" my pics. who know high school kids liked Taylor Swift, pink, hello kitty, food, hipstamatic, and cute clothes as much as I do? who knew they were, like, so kewl!
28 March 2011
the goods: old movie quotes
I spent most of the morning thinking about how I should get out of bed and make pancakes and sausage... instead, I took an extra long shower, got back in bed, made some coffee, and distracted myself with tumblr and the like.

my birthday is in late august, so getting older used to mean pool parties, BBQ, and friends when I lived in California. I think my 13th birthday involved watching "10 things I hate about you" and swooning over Heath Ledger.
this challenge to find good things has indeed been a challenge, readers. I don't know why my life has to seem so complicated and convoluted-- other than perhaps it is an elegant scheme by my neuroses and subconscious.
he told me, "you know, the worst thing about you is that you're beautiful and smart and don't even know it. or don't know how to believe it... tragic." I've been pondering the implications of the "worst" of me. and I've got nothing.
so maybe the problem isn't the problem. it's every little avoidable detail that caused the problem, that will cause another problem, and another after that.
beauty has nothing to do with it.
my birthday is in late august, so getting older used to mean pool parties, BBQ, and friends when I lived in California. I think my 13th birthday involved watching "10 things I hate about you" and swooning over Heath Ledger.
this challenge to find good things has indeed been a challenge, readers. I don't know why my life has to seem so complicated and convoluted-- other than perhaps it is an elegant scheme by my neuroses and subconscious.
he told me, "you know, the worst thing about you is that you're beautiful and smart and don't even know it. or don't know how to believe it... tragic." I've been pondering the implications of the "worst" of me. and I've got nothing.
so maybe the problem isn't the problem. it's every little avoidable detail that caused the problem, that will cause another problem, and another after that.
beauty has nothing to do with it.
22 March 2011
the goods: tumblr lunchbreaks
tumblr has been down recently, but today my lunch break went from this

to this:

even though I find these cheesy, they get me every time:






to this:
even though I find these cheesy, they get me every time:
Labels:
fashion,
list,
oversharing,
pets,
social technology,
why i am weird
13 March 2011
the goods: A to Z
i got this idea from an english girl i follow on tumblr. here's a favorite item starting with each letter of the alphabet. maybe you'll learn something new about me. maybe you'll think about what your list would look like. maybe we have favorites together and can share.
a is for applesauce
b is for basenji
these little critters can't bark.
c is for curly hair
d is for dancing alone
e is for eric northman
f is for fabric
my collection grows.
g is for gossip girl
call me cheesy, but i love chuck bass.
h is for hello kitty
i is for indian food
the mix of flavors, scents, and textures is amazing.
j is for jelly beans
starburst jb's are tops.
k is for kitty
l is for late night happy hours
discounted apps and drinks with friends.
m is for mirrors
paris hilton taught me to never pass one up.
n is for nail polish
o is for owls
p is for pilot precise v5 rolling ball pens
can't write effectively without one.
q is for quincy
r is for fresh rain on pavement
s is for soup
t is for taylor trifecta
swift, momsen, and lautner. sigh.
u is for undies
v is for venus razors
w is for watermelon gum
x is for xylitol
y is for yimmys yayo
z is for zebra prints
black, white, simple, and visually exciting.
07 January 2011
not the worst year
2010, you're over!
here are 10 things I love about you:
1. becoming comfortable with who I am. I'm kind of strange, but I hope someday that someone will find these qualities endearing instead of neurotic-- or perhaps a healthy combination of the two terms. I mean, who could possibly pass up a girl wearing these fleecy gems?

2. not expanding my playlist artists. some things are just not worth changing.

3. losing 3.5 years' weight in less than 6 months. how did I do it, you ask? eat right and exercise. according to the numbers, I lost 17% of my body weight and averaged over 200 calories per day burned offby exercise. Jillian Michaels would be so proud. goodbye, size 4! I hope to never see you again.

4. Rosie, my iPhone, became my technology bff. I love her truly-- I accept her flaws, show off her goods, and sleep next to her every night.

5. blogging. public oversharing has never felt so cathartic, productive, and egotistical. thank you, readers.
6. expanding my sushi palate. eel is still my favorite.



7. overuse of my go-to mirror shot. I have a cell phone camera and am not afraid to flaunt my narcissism!



8. after almost a year as a part-time floating pharmacy technician, I landed a steady gig at another store so I could give up the vagrant lifestyle. splitting my week between two pharmacies that are vastly different from each other has been a true blessing. I was feeling pretty down about my job mid-year, but a few pep talks and a change in scenery has helped my attitude immensely.

9. riding my pedal bike, jogging around a track field, and remembering sweating publically is not as bad as I think it is. well. sort of. at least I got some good pictures out of my embarassing encounters with the world.

10. creating memories with others and trying to return the favor.

... and the beat goes on.
here are 10 things I love about you:
1. becoming comfortable with who I am. I'm kind of strange, but I hope someday that someone will find these qualities endearing instead of neurotic-- or perhaps a healthy combination of the two terms. I mean, who could possibly pass up a girl wearing these fleecy gems?
2. not expanding my playlist artists. some things are just not worth changing.
3. losing 3.5 years' weight in less than 6 months. how did I do it, you ask? eat right and exercise. according to the numbers, I lost 17% of my body weight and averaged over 200 calories per day burned offby exercise. Jillian Michaels would be so proud. goodbye, size 4! I hope to never see you again.
4. Rosie, my iPhone, became my technology bff. I love her truly-- I accept her flaws, show off her goods, and sleep next to her every night.
5. blogging. public oversharing has never felt so cathartic, productive, and egotistical. thank you, readers.
6. expanding my sushi palate. eel is still my favorite.
7. overuse of my go-to mirror shot. I have a cell phone camera and am not afraid to flaunt my narcissism!
8. after almost a year as a part-time floating pharmacy technician, I landed a steady gig at another store so I could give up the vagrant lifestyle. splitting my week between two pharmacies that are vastly different from each other has been a true blessing. I was feeling pretty down about my job mid-year, but a few pep talks and a change in scenery has helped my attitude immensely.
9. riding my pedal bike, jogging around a track field, and remembering sweating publically is not as bad as I think it is. well. sort of. at least I got some good pictures out of my embarassing encounters with the world.
10. creating memories with others and trying to return the favor.
... and the beat goes on.



























