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I share all my sporadic and toilet thoughts in here, because I am random like that.
It does not pay to be neat but forgetful
Two weeks ago, I bought about a foot worth of white cloth as I had a pair of jeans I wanted to patch.
However, I was way too busy at that time and left that folded piece of white cloth somewhere on my desk. Directly within sight, so that I’d remember to fix my jeans.
A few days later, my neat freak streak got the better of me and I decided to declutter my desk. I ended up placing the white cloth somewhere else in my room.
Now, I want to fix my jeans and have no freaking clue where the cloth is, despite racking my brains for almost three days.
FML. Welcome to my world.
I has (new) awezm necklaces
Basically stuck at home all afternoon nursing a high fever, a horrendously bad sore throat and multiple joint aches, I was bored to tears.
Unable to sit still (and do nothing) for long, I dug out my box of black and white Perler beads and began to fiddle around with them.
About an hour later, this was the outcome – I now have four new awesome necklaces, yo.
Speech bubbles, FTW!
And the following message would be awesome for those jackasses who love to talk (yell) into their phones at maximum volume on public transport.
STFU, OMG!
I want to get some grey Perler beads so that I can start experimenting with shadows. Oh, and I want to make that adorable Mario mushroom I saw here!
The day I said “WTF” … with my t-shirt.
So, I wore my awesome self-customized tee to work today. If I hadn’t loved that tee enough prior to this, I love it even more now.
Me and my awesome shirt!
The tee’s first wash (post painting + high-heat ironing) went by pretty smoothly. The colours didn’t run, unlike what I had initially feared.
For those who are wondering, the brand of fabric paint I used is Dylon. I did some research on the brand and apparently, it is really reliable. They manufacture some other novel fabric-centric products such as colour run removers.
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