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I feel like I haven't written anything in ages. The words and ideas have stopped flowing through my head like they always do. I find myself to be at a loss for words more often than not, and I have no motivation whatsoever to dress up and take photos. In other words, I'm stumped. Uninspired. Lazy. Yadda yadda yadda.

Pain supposedly drives the artist, but I haven't felt much lately. There isn't much to talk about lately. My life has been hectic, but I've yet to experience anything that I'd be excited about sharing with you guys. Everything that's happening to me these days, I'd like to stay private and personal. For now, at least.

So if you have anything you want me to write about, may it be a certain experience, a shop, a DIY tutorial (no, I will not teach you how to make flower crowns), just drop me a line by commenting below. I'd greatly appreciate it.

Supremacy

Two layers. Two frickin' THIN layers. And I still managed to sweat like a pig under the scorching sun. I get it, Philippine weather, you're the hottest among the hot. In your own native tongue, ikaw na. As in, ikaw na talaga. Thanks for not permitting me to dress up in layers like I've always enjoyed doing... You lil rascal.

SoFa

Being homeschooled means I have a lot of free time on my hands, but more specifically - time that could be better off spent doing things. It doesn't matter what I do, for as long as I'm being productive, and so I enrolled in a short course - fashion entrepreneurship, to be exact - at SoFA (School of Fashion and The Arts) Design Institute. My classes start on Monday, but here are the photos I took during the student orientation, where I coincidentally met one of my Instagram friends.

Anvaya (May 14-16, 2013)

I don't know why I've been putting this post off for a while now *cough* laziness *cough*,but I've finally got around to post-processing the pictures. There were a lot, so I'm only sharing with you guys my top favorite photos. Enjoy! :)

Amo Yamie Crib

Amo Yamie Crib is this cute two-storey café/movie house that most people probably wouldn't notice unless they were really looking for it. I know this because we couldn't spot it the first time around. It is filled with post-its from customers, tasteful décor in different colours, and lots of other personal touches from the customers themselves. It gives the whole place a cozy/homey vibe that I instantly fell in love with upon walking inside.