stuck in her daydream / been this way since 18

Two weeks ago I celebrated my 18th birthday. Nothing fancy, just some midnight cake with a bunch of friends and an episode of New Girl (which is excellent, by the way).

Joe snapped this photo of me and my cake at least three times before we could get a good one.

(Gail, Hans, Me, Luis, Joe and Jenny)

After the candles were blown Elle took a picture of me with everybody else.

Making music. Every night needs some Mayer songs to be sung.

Hans enjoying my little sister's uke.

This is me and the uber awesome Dave. We decided to create a ritual. Every Sunday we see each other we bring things we can swap. So, this was our first. 

The feathered black jacket was his and as you can guess the army green jacket was mine. We attempted to switch shoes as well, but mine were much too tiny for his feet. Shame, I really longed to wear his DCs. 

Bet you can't wait to see what else we'll be swapping!

( The A Team - Ed Sheeran )

I'm stuck on a verse / I'm stuck on a boy who fills me with joy

I have a confession. Sometimes, I swear, I think I might be singlehandedly buying all the nail polish in the Philippines.

Despite this however I have some suggestions on what to do with the all the almost empty bottles of nail polish I know you have in your cupboards and such.

1. Buy a bottle of nail solvent.

That is it. Nail solvent. It's a life saver.

I recently found some half empty bottles of nail polishes I wasn't quite ready to let go of yet. So here is what I did:

I mixed them.

And they turned a most wonderful shade. Totally delectable and appetizing (Not that I would eat it.).

 TA - DA!

Also, in more recent news, I have an idea of what to give my dad for Christmas. 

And guess what? It doesn't involve socks, handkerchiefs or golf magazine subscriptions.

Yay me!

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Drum-roll please...

* drum-roll*

 <3

Au Revoir Simone.

Yes, Au Revoir. For now at least. I'm off to enjoy a slice of cake.

Chocolate, I might add.

( Your Song - Kate Walsh )