I heart Gossip Girl. But where's my favorite girl?
Video from CWTV.com.
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Friday, September 16, 2011
The Mighty Pen...
... has to be Sharpie. A sweet TV ad from the pen brand.
Video from YouTube - SharpieUS's Channel.
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Lucky moi!
I was one of the lucky few to have been given the chance to experience the currently invitation-only website of Mr. Fabulous himself, Colin Cowie -- Colin Cowie Weddings.
Everything was lovely, lovely, lovely -- the art, the photographs, the words, the details. Romantic. Elegant. Personal. Just the way any girl dreams her wedding would be.
A taste of Colin Cowie Weddings:
Eagerly awaiting the public launch.
LUCKY YOU! | |||||
Congratulations! Colin Cowie has just launched a new website called Colin Cowie Weddings. The site is currently invitation-only, and you've been invited to be among a select group to test our new site.
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Here's what you'll experience once you register on site:
As a special invited guest, direct access to personal customer service and support provided by (text removed)
To register for the site, click here
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Welcome to our exclusive, new wedding community. We're happy to have you here. | |||||
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Everything was lovely, lovely, lovely -- the art, the photographs, the words, the details. Romantic. Elegant. Personal. Just the way any girl dreams her wedding would be.
A taste of Colin Cowie Weddings:
Eagerly awaiting the public launch.
My perfect LBD
| The Little Black Dress |
| Sporty casual with a red Rue21 jacket and a long chain necklace with birdcage pendant |
| Simple chic with a belt by Cole Vintage, gold elephant cocktail ring, and snakeskin clutch |
| Pretty in a white cardigan and pink necklace |
| Dinner date-ready with a statement neckpiece and snakeskin clutch |
| Winter white cardigan, black tights, and a white and gold-studded belt |
| Camel coat and black tights |
| Paisley-printed sheer top and a clutch |
| Dark olive green cowl-neck sleeveless knit top and a Y necklace. |
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Little Miss Library
Since graduating from university, I don't recall ever once going back to the library. In my experience in the Philippines, the library is used mainly to conduct serious research (meaning, the information cannot be found online or the data has to come from a very reliable source), usually of the historical sort. It wasn't a place people tended to visit for fun.
So when my husband took me to the Washington Township Public Library, I was shocked to find that it was actually, well, cool.
There was a whole wall of DVDs (regular and Blu-Ray), a room for children's books that doubled as a reading/play area, numerous displays of magazines, and rows and rows of books from teen fiction to adult fiction to cookbooks to design books to textbooks to graphic novels and so much more. There were comfy sofas, tables, quiet nooks, computers, and wi-fi. And their books and movies are as updated as they can get. It's like going to Barnes & Noble (or Fully Booked), except you get to take home and read the book (or see the movie) for free! (Technically, it's paid for by taxes, but you know what I mean).
Thanks to the library, I can read The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and Before Ever After (Thanks for the rave, L!) before deciding if it's worthy of a spot in our little book nook.
However, I could not resist going to my current favorite place in the world and purchasing the one novel that I had long been waiting for -- it was love at first sight, and I had to have it. Plus, I had a coupon for it -- thus, true love!
Monday, September 12, 2011
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