1. In the past month or so, work has picked up ten-fold and it has been very difficult to pretend to be thrilled. I was quite happy as a lady of relative leisure. I should mention here that I own my own business. Counter-intuitive? Yes. True? Also yes.
2. I snuck into the Alexander Wang show with the help of a friend of a friend and it was worth it. The last Alexander Wang show I went to was in 2007 (with the help of a different friend of a friend). It was time.
2. Over the course of last ten days, I watched every single Made in Chelsea episode ever aired (including the holiday specials) and have come to the conclusion that I am still, gratifyingly fascinated in equal parts by Ollie and Rosie.
4. It is not uncommon that I completely invent statistics to support my point. I am a huge believer in this rule of thumb: people are 87% more likely to believe something said with conviction and supporting evidence, than without (see what I did there?)
5. I'm still waiting for Godot.
"people are 87% more likely to believe something said with conviction and supporting evidence, than without..."
ReplyDeleteyou totally had me.
I like your style. :)
name's Whitney, and you can bet you'll be seeing more from me around here. :)
xo
Whit
themiddleofthestreet.blogspot.com
There is a 96% percent chance, based on current market averages that I am pretty damn excited about that! Heyyyo!
DeleteI love MIC!
ReplyDeleteKatie xx
http://thegravityandshe.blogspot.co.uk
Obvi! Train wreck fantastic!
Delete#4 is SO true. I make up complete and total crap at work all the time but I say it as though it were absolute fact. It never ceases to amaze me that I'm not called out on my b.s. more often.
ReplyDeleteI am pretty impressed with how little attention is paid to my very, very high bullshit frequency :)
DeleteOh, I hear you with the work thing. I'm currently in the lady of leisure thing and kinda concerned about where my next work is going to come from, but believe you me... when business picks up, I'll be whining about it!
ReplyDeleteI miss sleeping in and taking a thoughtful walk, maybe a bone dry cap, ahhh, those were the good days.
DeletePretty sure I love #4 - you're totally right. As long as you are able to sound convincing, people will believe you.
ReplyDeleteLike the bend and snap... it works every time.
DeleteThis post makes me want to watch Marie Antoinette... badly. Did you get any pics of the Wang show? Did you see anyone exciting?
ReplyDeleteDespite the rhetoric, I adore Kirsten Dunst. She was so great in the movie with Ryan Gosling, the name of which escapes me. I took pictures on my phone, most of which have flashes from across the runway making them a bit trippy. This could also have everything to do with my photography skills. A few good shots on the reverse walk, will post soon :)
Deleteomg, i love that statistic comment. It is so true, even if it's completely made up! LOL. And that's so cool you snuck in to see the Alexander Wang show!! I'm pretty jealous. :) Hope you are having a good weekend! <3
ReplyDeletetoni
If you can't get in the front, go through the back. If you don't know the answer, make it up. If you're clever, you won't take my advice :)
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Haha love #4! I like it when lifes a little more leisurely too. Work just gets too hectic sometimes.
ReplyDelete-Jessi
haircutandgeneralattitude.blogspot.com
Working really cramps my style! I'm just waiting for my bottomless bank account, any day now :)
DeleteHonestly I wish I had every MIC on DVD, that's all I would ever do!
ReplyDeleteI projectfreetv more horrific programming than any one person should ever admit. Opps, too late.
Deletehaha! #4 is so true!! you need to hire an intern so you can grow your business and continue that life of leisure!=)
ReplyDeleteOh man, I would LOVE an intern! It is so funny to think of myself as the employer. Ha!
DeleteHaha, I agree with everyone - #4 is so true!
ReplyDeleteYeah, its the cousin of "walking like your carrying suitcases" to fake the appearance of purpose.
Deletecracking up. totally with you on number four!
ReplyDeleteSea and Swank
Take it for a spin, I use 83% a lot so I don't mix myself up. HA!
DeleteMy husband is totally with you on the 'said with conviction' thing. He likes to use phrases like "people say" or "I've heard" frequently. I now jokingly ask him, if polled, what the 'people' in his head think about a certain topic. The boys knows how to sound convincing.
ReplyDelete"The boys know how to sound convincing"
DeleteWell that could be a whole blogs worth of content right there!
It can be difficult to get back into working constantly when you get so use to having a easy workload. Thats awesome that you made it into the fashion show. I would love to go one of these years.
ReplyDeleteKayleigh http://www.thewayiwanderlust.blogspot.com.au