Shiny Happy Mini Lady

Barusan kelar mandiin brush. Udah lama juga nggak. Aku joyok, yah.

Ternyata ada pelajaran yang bisa gw ambil dari acara basah2an tadi. Diantaranya:

Jangan nyuci sambil dengerin album Christina Perri.

Tau Miss Perri ini dari pilem2 seri yang rajin ditonton, enak2 lagunya. Cuman kebanyakan lagunya dipake untuk mengiringi situasi galau. Nah, kalo nyuci diiringi suara dese, gw jadi mellow dan berasa Cinderella. Tapi bukan bagian ketika Cinderella naek kereta kuda yang cakep itu atau ketemu dan berdansa dengan pangeran tampan, yeee. Mesa’ke, toh?

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Jadi orang jangan terlalu kasar, deh. Jadinye begini, nih:

Ini brush kedua yang gw bunuh gara2 terlalu semangat. Ya emang sih namapun brush dari set2an, nggak sejagoan neon yang regular. Tapi tetep aje, ga usah jahara amat kali mandiinnye. Sebelumnya udah kejadian pada brush yang sama, dari seri Hello Kitty. Slamet ye, cong.

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Haish…., nyuci aje heboh terus bisa jadi satu blog

We are now in December,  a month of holiday season, or so they say. I love how beautiful the magazines come out this month. Holiday stuff photos are almost everywhere. Well, at least on the mags that I monthly purchase.

They delivered pretty pictures of Christmas ornaments, gift suggestions, and my favorite: houses decorated for Christmas.

Then come my questions, did people genuinely prepare those houses with X-mast decoration and all to be photographed in the magazines? Or they just did the photoshop thing to make the houses looked really festive? I tried to Google it, but didn’t find the answer yet. Maybe I searched with the wrong keywords, I don’t know.

Whatever the answer is, it supposedly doesn’t matter anyway. For me as a reader, as long as the pages look real, I am happy to leaf through them.

Still, I can’t help it but some stupid things bug me. If the house is actually decorated with the real stuff, then (I think) it has to be done 2 to 3 months before the publication published. So after being pictured,

• does the house owner leave the X-mass stuff as they are until Christmas day comes?
• or they put the decorative stuff back in the boxes and take them out again a week or two prior to Christmas day?

Either way, If I were one of those home owners, it would just SUCK. Big time.

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Happily announcing:

I was just tossing up 3 smelly mascaras and 5 (of two hundred years  old) lipsticks straight to the undertable waste bin.