She was a daytripper

Ventured down to lovely old Sydney town today, for a mere 6.5 hours. 


Woke up at 4am to be picked up by my ever reliable best friend for my regretful 6am flight (the cheapest option!) before heading to Martin Place to be one of those people with their noses pressed up against the glass, at Channel 7's, Sunrise studio. 


Enjoyed some post-exam celebratory retail therapy at the city's glorious Westfield before waiting 45 minutes at the US Consulate to be asked a mere 3 questions before being told MY US STUDENT VISA HAS BEEN APPROVED. 


I made use of my precious remaining Sydney minutes and devoured a hazelnut hot chocolate at the Lindt Cafe, albeit alone, but in the company of technology (my iPhone hehe).  


Then headed back to the airport to come home to a dismal Brisbane which just does not seem to compare :( 

Watching the sunrise from my seat 

Mandatory self-portrait 

Kochie and Mel from afar. The chub kids reflection in the glass cracks me up. 

Martin Place

Bought this baby from ZARA. Can't wait to strut around like I'm straight from That 70s Show. 

Nom nom hazelnut hot chocolate. 

the truth

"we are all a little weird + life's a little weird
 + when we find someone whose weirdness is compatible with ours
 we join up with them and fall in mutual weirdness + call it love."


-- dr. suess

Losing All Sanity

 Dumb things like these are my only way of getting through exam block. 

From my machine

I forgot to post about this piece after I completed it. 

It's something a little bit different to what I've made before and my craftsmanship was a bit dodgy, but overall I was pleased with it. 

I wore it to Law Ball the very next night after my 21st and my dance moves proved too much for it to handle, resulting in it splitting down the side. 

To my drunken amusement, I had to spend the remaining hours of the night with my left arm by my side, only lifting it to give my friends a sneaky peak. 

Richardson x Westwick

Another one of my favourite photographers, Terry Richardson, collaborating with the handsomely suave, Ed Westwick. 

A conversation between friends

Thought I'd share with you the intimacies of my personal life. 

However irrelevant they may be. 

This also serves as a means of spending my study break doing worthwhile things on the internet. 

well done if you can guess correctly who

First world problem of the day

Urghhh how I wish I could read minds. 

At will, that is. Not like Sookie Stackhouse. 

Then I wouldn't be wasting precious time wondering. 

Sobriety