Tuesday, November 10, 2009
fifteen
So I admit it, I've been listening to Taylor Swift. This song reminded me of Don Bachardy and Christopher Isherwood. I'm going to get Isherwood's A Single Man soon and read it before Dec. 11, when Tom Ford's adaptation comes out. (Tom Ford, another person with whom I have a love/hate relationship.)
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Monday, November 2, 2009
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Saturday, October 17, 2009
head of the charles regatta
it's Head of the Charles weekend at Harvard

it's a cloudy day, but beautiful still

this is the charles river

alumni village

spectators along the charles river. you can see the leverett towers in the background

walking back. I think this is old quincy

even the ivy leaves turn colors in the fall

it's a cloudy day, but beautiful still

this is the charles river

alumni village

spectators along the charles river. you can see the leverett towers in the background

walking back. I think this is old quincy

even the ivy leaves turn colors in the fall
Labels:
fall,
Harvard,
Head of the Charles,
photography,
what happened today
Friday, July 24, 2009
Sunday, July 19, 2009
okay, so I'm giving in
Here's the newest one, just because of the surprise at the end, which makes sense really if you watch the whole thing...
Ambition to Create Novel Expression Underwear Autumn/Winter 2009:
I think it's interesting to note that Acne Underwear only produces underwear for men. now, there's a flip-flop on the lingerie business if there ever was one, seeing how there's a very limited market for fancy underwear for men. Time magazine even called it "weird." But some people are even starting whole lines surrounded by that concept, so there must be something to it...
Ambition to Create Novel Expression Underwear Autumn/Winter 2009:
I think it's interesting to note that Acne Underwear only produces underwear for men. now, there's a flip-flop on the lingerie business if there ever was one, seeing how there's a very limited market for fancy underwear for men. Time magazine even called it "weird." But some people are even starting whole lines surrounded by that concept, so there must be something to it...
Labels:
ads,
fashion,
I like to talk a lot,
I'm materialistic,
underwear
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