cant wait

birrrrthdaysss in 2 daysss.

18!!!!!!!!! huhhh grownn ¨)

new year resoultionnnnnnn

1. RAWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2. well doing what i ever my big heart desires..
3. carefreeeee
4. lose some poundsss..
5.change my lingo.
6. does no exist?
7. stress lesss ¨)
8. tattsss
9. stop being indecisive.
10. did i mention doing anything i wanted???? hmmm. i think thats about it..


ohh and yeahh i need to always keep a smile even when im madddd

monday december 28th

Try defining your boundaries of interaction a little more clearly as you have no one to blame but yourself if someone oversteps those invisible bounds. Your sense of being offended may actually be an innocent gesture on the part of another. It's likely no offense was meant.

i cant wait to see you guys.

halley
deniqua
tierra
mike
trent
winkey
my bed
my house
english people
octVIA
whitney
7 11
my computer
jaylen
jerrad
ms sandy and her mom
my frige
PAINT
basically everything in america lol



oh and i cant forget my bear pinky.. sleep hasnt been the same without you ¨(

this is a better version

least i know i dont do it for nothing.

it pays to have good looks.. you get free pizza ¨) lol.

african voices

Introducing OZWALD BOATENG:

VISION: a black Brit born in London but culturally rooted in an African sensibility that reflects his Ghanaian heritage. At 39, Boateng (bo-TANG) has emerged as the hottest designer on the British menswear scene, having been the youngest tailor and the first black to open a shop on London’s legendary Savile Row 11 years ago. With his hip and colorful, elegant, slim-fitting suits, worn by such U.S. A-listers as Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Will Smith, Robert Redford, and Jamie Foxx, Boateng is now something of an A-lister himself in the male fashion world.
Boateng’s Bespoke line did £10 million in retail sales last year; he runs the manufacturing end of the business as well, and has been creative director of menswear for the Givenchy design house since 2003. Earlier this year Boateng was awarded the Order of the British Empire, an honor dating back to a time when recognition was bestowed for chivalry. And over the summer he starred in an eight-part television documentary, House of Boateng, a half-hour weekly series on Sundance Channel that follows him as he opens a flagship store in New York City. It would appear that Boateng has smoothly moved from point A to point B in a straight line, having achieved success, wealth, and recognition all before the watershed age of 40. Yet the African in him knows that individual, commercial success is but one part of the journey. The more meaningful part is using your success and recognition to help the people in whom you are rooted by giving back to a motherland sorely in need.

I SUPPORT ..SO YOU SHOULD TO.

http://rumorsownsyou.tumblr.com/

THIS PLACE IS PRETTY COOL...

who is Gualicho?

check him out!!!!!!

http://www.gualicho.cc

With his murals that inter-connecting animals, plants and machines with futurist urban elements and ambiguous characters, Gualicho has turned school yards, abandoned stairwells, and city walls into outdoor canvases.

Gualicho was born and grew in the suburbs of Buenos Aires, Argentina, though he is constantly on the move, travelling and painting. He began painting graffiti in 1998 and, from 2006 onwards, he’s been using the pseudonym “Gualicho”. He creates new worlds by inter-connecting animals, plants and machines, also retro-futurist cities and ambiguous characters which reflect archetypes within human beings. He draws upon influences such as folk art, religious icons, comic graphics and 60s psychedelia, together with his own urban heritage on graffiti culture, comic, tattoo, skate and rock.H is style is a kind of post-graffiti, though he also works vastly on canvas, paper and other materials.

most amazing accessorie to have.

Prada, Fendi and Burberry have all included it in their collections, it used to be strictly reserved for those of social standing, and cabaret dancers made it seductive. We are talking about the humble feather. From pantomimic peacock plumes to demure hen feathers, plumage has been spotted on catwalks and red carpets alike, establishing itself as the fashionista’s staple accessory.But not only feathers but just hair pieces in general.

between .

this feeling has to stop.
now.
why now..
why not then.
sometimes its a little to late.
come in all slick with this and that ..
thinking you can get this or that.
i mean you have a strategy, but im overcoming.
cant give a way my diamond for some damn pebble.
yeah ill smirk here and there but that can't promise me prosperity.
what is promising in this correlation?
i guess thats for me to decide...

todayyy

Wednesday, December 16th
You may be less rigid in your attitudes to others now. Various stereotypes or prejudices that you have are chipped away during this time period. You are likely to have interactions with people of various political persuasions, religious faiths, or life styles that show you that your rigid categories and classifications are not always appropriate.

almost there

soo im finally on my way to spain. right now im in NEW YORK . i love it here btw, but anywho. my flight doesnt leave until freakin 9:20. im really aggravted by my family. they need to breathe easy and chill out sometimes. foreal lol. so uptight , hahahha .
so i miss you guys. and by that said, you know who you are. CANT WAIT TO SEE MI FAMILA ")

today was a good day

Capricorn December 22-January 19
Tuesday Dec 15, 2009
A situation in your life seems to be drawing to a natural conclusion today. Try to let go with love, Capricorn. There may be a well-deserved compensation that can’t seem to collect no mater how hard you try. Let it go, at least for the moment. Down the line, you may find a way to pursue justice (as opposed to seeking revenge). Today, you’re better off making a clean break so you can focus your attention on new possibilities.





SO FREAKIN TRUEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!

exciteddd

2 DAYSSSSS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

BFF

i miss her. Even though shes like 2 hours away it seems like shes in a different world. Shes my best friend. We've been through so much together and when ever shes around i always have the best times. Senior year isnt the same with out her. I mean i know i have other friends and 4 other best friends , but shes number one. And she seems to understand me the most , never judges , never says i told you so, always listens no matter what , and when it comes to getting in trouble shes my partner in crime. Always right there behind me. Least shes always there when i need her the most ") huhhhhh ALYSSA JEAN COME BACKKKK !!!! ( ill give you a dollar) hahahah

Happiness was what i was seeking.

and you've done nothing but make me laugh and smile.

capricorn

saturday,december 5, 2009



Today you might feel swamped with emotions both sweet and challenging. HEres a hint: almost any emotional need you have now can be fulfilled through connecting with family or tradition.If you;re uncertain about a decision you need to make, look tot he folks who have gone before you. What did they do in similar situatuions? Andif you're feeling a little blue, there's nothing like loved ones to help you center yourself.

"I give a hand so I can be held."

SHIRIN NESHAT

Shirin Neshat is a visual artist whose parents came from Iran. Neshats parents completely disowned the ideologies and customs of their home country.However her father encouraged her to be an independent person and to think for herself, because he belived in the freedom of thought and beliefs. Neshat now lives in New York, and her work refers mainly to the cultural and religious codes of her past (Islam and Iran )but works with her present (New York ) and secularism. Neshat used these images to comment on the violence of the 1979 Iranian Revolution. Historically, the role of women in Iran is fraught with repression and restriction. Thus, feminist poetry was an important source of inspiration for Neshat's series of photographs. The verses handwritten on the photographs reinforce Neshat's feminist beliefs (she often quotes the poet Furugh Farrukhzad) and also engage with images of violence. Visually the presence of writing on the faces, hands, and feet of the women depicted alludes to the silencing of women in Muslim society.

The clock is ticking ..

There are times when you find time for those that like to spend time with you and spend the time looking for times with you, What time is it?

MY ANSWER: I already know what time it is , and i already found the time.. so it doesnt matter what the current time is because im stuck on one time ...so time for you to strap on a watch !