Saturday, April 25, 2009
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
I really need to update my Afternoon Breakfast site and add new content. For those who don't know, I created the site via Myspace three years ago. It has a mixture of graphics and today I have a litte under 5,000 friends. I've really enjoyed making the site and would like to continue making new graphics. It seems like there are a million things I would like to do. And I'm constantly coming up with new ideas. There's just oh so little time...
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
GGFashion {two}!













Don't you just love the dream world that exists within the show Gossip Girl? The world where a 15-year-old girl can design dresses that are as couture as Marc Jacobs and the like. Where a highschool Queen B can wear an outfit to school that is worth well over $10,000. Not to mention, having a fashion designer for a mother. Completely normal for Upper East Siders Blair Waldorf, Serena van der Woodsen and Jenny Humphrey.
Ever since Blair Waldorf made her debut into teenage drama, fashion has changed forever {well, at least a few seasons}. Headbands have certainly made a comeback. In the pilot episode Blair wears a pretty black dress and tights, along with a headband placed in her perfectly teased, curly hair. And it's still one of my favorite outfits. Blair has even been compared to the likes of Holly Golightly {Audrey Hepburn's character in Blair's favorite movie, Breakfast at Tiffanys}. I must say, she certainly has the prettiest wardrobe, and the girliest. But am I the only one who misses Blair's old Hollywood glamour style inspired by real life fashion designer Abigail Lorick {featured in season one}. Not to mention, her curly locks suited her better than straight hair.
Then there is Serena van der Woodsen, who can put together an outfit in five minutes and still look perfectly put together. Her style is much more laid back and casual. And her leather jackets and boots are simply to die for.
And what about Jenny Humphrey? How was it she could sport a hoodie and jeans one minute, and the next she's wearing a dress that could be fit for Ms. Waldorf herself. Not to mention, she designs her own clothes, which is certainly impressive for a 15-year-old girl. But somewhere along the way, innocent Jenny started sporting the rocker grunge look. Top that off with racoon eyes and a punky hairstyle. Not exactly appealing, Little J.
Monday, January 5, 2009
Friday, January 2, 2009
Kaliam {love}
Monday, December 29, 2008
One more week
Speaking of favorite TV shows (see previous post), I am dying to see the new episode of Gossip Girl that airs next Monday. What's next for Chuck and Blair in In the Realm of the Basses? When we last saw the two, Mr. Bass left without a word and left behind a note for Blair who, earlier in the episode, told Chuck she loved him.TV favorites
I have a slight obsession. When I find a show I like, I fall in love with it. First it was The O.C. in junior high followed by One Tree Hill in high school (still love). Then there was the Gilmore Girl obsession this past summer. And for the past two years, it's been Gossip Girl. So there you have it: four amazing shows.Monday, December 8, 2008
Hello. I'm Chuck Bass.

1. “You must play soccer, cause girl, you are kickin’.”
Silly and yet, really cute.
2. “You look like a real challenge.”
Admit it - this one would actually work on you. It’s always the jerks…
3. “973-555-0429. Call me.”
When I read this out loud in the office, everybody laughed. Go figure.
4. “I’d like to get my basilisk in your chamber of secrets.”
Oh [gosh]. This person totally writes fan fiction.
5. “Are you the square root of two? Because my love for you is totally irrational.”
Awww.
6. “I suck at dancing but I’m better at making out.”
Apparently, that one actually worked?
7. “Hello. I’m Chuck Bass.”
Enough said.
My pick for best pickup line? SEVEN. Duh.
Credit: here.
Sunday, October 19, 2008
xoxo, Lorick


Sunday, October 12, 2008
Blair at Tiffany's












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