I directed my first short film this past week.
Okay, so I have a lot to catch you guys up on in regards to my goings-on in the film industry. I’ve had quite the interesting summer. Continue reading
Splat.
The line between genius and stupidity is a blurry one. It’s hard to tell, but I think I’m on it. It’s hard to see from this angle. I’ll know for sure in twelve months. Continue reading
Plan A
I realize it’s been a month since I last wrote. To be fair, I was off-grid for half of that, trying to make money before September creeps along and school starts. Continue reading
Spring Faves 2017
Okay, so I’ve just realized my attempt at “Monthly Faves” instead of “Weeklies” hasn’t worked out. I haven’t done one since January. So I’m trying again with Seasonal Faves. Who knows? This could become an annual thing if I’m not careful. Continue reading
Outfit Of The Week: Shifter
I’ve been trying to wear this dress in an OOTW for years. It goes so well with so many different things, and it can be worn up and down, casual, office, or more semi-formal. I also wanted to show off the perfect shift fit, not loose, but not so tight either. Just enough to wrinkle in the most flattering places. Continue reading
Surreal: Short Film
I’ve been busy. So busy that the only thing that reminds me I don’t actually have a job is my back account. So I haven’t been posting. However, I was in a half-hour long short film which is finally out and I figured at the very least I could share it with you all. Continue reading
Willow & James
James likes Willow. Willow likes James. There’s nothing standing in their way…right?
Protected: Canada
Outfit of the Week: Limo Rider
On Saturday I attended my cousin’s Bachelorette Party! And we partied in style. An enormous limo was rented for the evening and fifteen of us, including the future bride, piled in. We went around the city and basically had an awesome time partying. Continue reading
Missing Winch
A strange and familiar feeling is hitting me. It’s homesickness, and the reason it’s strange is because technically, I am home. Continue reading
