Firstly, boys. Boy, singular actually. Stupid, mean, awful. Dickhead.
It's been an eventful day.
Damn my nature of assuming the best of people.
In other news...
I uploaded some more vintage maiko postcards on Flickr the other day but forgot to put them here: So here is one set . And here are some other, random postcards.
I mentioned before about wearing hakama to the sakura matsuri and I don't think its appropriate, however I still want to buy a ko-furisode and hakama set that Yamatoku have up atm.
I've got a few that I like so I need to narrow it down to one set, and I spose a backup set if I don't get the first one.
Political news:
Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd resigned today and Australia has its first female prime minister.
Poor Kevvy, just watching the news and its sad.
I don't really give a ** about politics but I want my leader to have a good personality and I think Ruddy is funny.
I hope Julia does well.
I'm also bidding on some more odori programmes... I hope I get them, make today worthwhile.
If I'm busy doing something I can't mope about that boy, so my next project is trying to make my own maiko han'eri. What design do you think I should do?
I think a fan one would be an easy one to start with...
Here's a thread on TM about maiko han'eri, there's a thread for each district
Just for inspiration.
i'll get my sketch pad out...
2 comments:
If it were me I'd want to do a willow han'eri or maybe spider mums or some geometric pattern like seigaiha or yabane.
On a side not I don't think is Rudd'$ as funny as ol'Johnny Eyebrows. More funny than the Ginger Ferret though. (¬_¬)I... er... give the pm's vaguely funny nicknames, it's a habit. Mind you it all happened so quickly, if you told me two weeks ago Gillard would be pm before June was out I would have been very incredulous. I'm still a little ಠ_ರೃ about it. I keep thinking what are they going to do on GNW on monday?
ROTFLMAO! I can't wait for GNW!
I was thinking of starting with a geometric pattern for a han'eri, my embroidery skills aren't the best but I'd love to do a willow one, so pretty!
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