Scritch, Scritch
28 Jun
Can you hear that? It’s the bottom of the barrel.
Because I have no good words, I decided to take some pictures. Some pictures are from today and others are from a couples of days ago, I have more to take, they’ll come along shortly. I have also decided to fire up 365 again seeing as I have a fair amount of free time, plus a newnew to me camera. I would love to be able to center these images for you, but the Typepad instructions for how to do so make me want to stab myself in the eye with a fork, so I will place the at jaunty angles, left then right, and you will all just roll with it, agreed?

This is what I have worn for the past few days. I haven’t owned trackies since I was a wee one, I actively disliked them during the later years of primary school and didn’t even think of them during highschool or since then but in the last month I have been wooed back to their fleecy tunnels of rightness. I didn’t actually buy my own pair, I merely have procured a pair from D’Daddy on an extended loan. Uggs are also fantastic, I got this pair while I was in Melbs. I have tried but failed to love other types of slippers. Cotton towelling slippers are incredibly difficult to find and all the synthetic fabric ones get really juicy from foot sweat if you wear them for a long time, which is not cool. Uggs are lovely, as are trackies.

Deb asked a little while ago how to cure PMS, this would be it. I don’t recommened eating the entire bag of Malteasers, that was a poor idea. I ended up with a right throbbing headache and almost lapsed into a diabetic coma, but my screaming ovaries were the least of my worries. For the record, should I have entered the Shrek competition about having a piece of swamp land or 13 nights in a French castle, it’d be the swamp because I’d always have some place I could go that would be all mine and no one else, even if it was swamp, it would be my piece of swamp.

This is my breakfast and yes it is as good as it looks. This is a balant rip off of the yoghurt Bestie had at a cafe at Paddington. I made it myself, just the crunchy bits, not the yoghurt. It has oats, flour, brown sugar, Nuttelex and seeds in it, you could also add honey. You mix it all together so it’s like a ANZAC biscuit mixture but dry and crumbly then bake it for about 10 minutes. Put it on low fat, unsweetened yoghurt, both under the yoghurt and on top, then go to town with a nice honey, then eat. That’s the first step to being me.

Brace yourselves, boys and girls, this is, in fact, a Bertie Beetle. I hear you hushed whispers "It’s not Ekka time, how can she have one?!" "Did she really keep one from last time the Ekka was here!?". Yes. I do have a Bertie Beetle, in fact I have a number of them, none of which were contained in show bags from last year’s Ekka. I havehad 17 of the little suckers. In a move that must been the work of Jeebus himself, these tiny beetle shape morsels of rightness have been promoted from their yearly trip around this wide brown land encased in millions of tiny show bags and are now sold in shiny bags in your local Woolworths stores. I believe the Ekka attendance rates will dive this year, as most people I know go solely for the yearly dose of beetle. You eat as many as you can possibly hold and hope in vain it’s enough to last the year. Those days are over my friends, those days are over.

This should be a Crafty Snake post, but tough. I made a shirt today, again, a lie. I didn’t make the actual shirt, but I prettified it. I sewed on a vintageold doily and some vintageold buttons. I got the shirt at Target for $12.87, it’s not a color I would normally choose but I rather like that style of tee (round neck, 7/8 sleeve) and they only had that color, grey and lime green, guess which one I steered clear of? (lime green). It is probably more effective to see it actually on, and I’ll take that photo tomorrow, but I had to share it because I love it muchly. Doilies and buttons make me pleased.

