I want it to look as good as the first guys but shaved on the sides/back like the second guy. I better start growin. Also, I'm going back to my natural hair colour because I'm tired of paying to get it re-blacked every 2-3 weeks.
Okay so for as long as I can remember I've been trying to find an "I ♥ NY" t-shirt at Value Village. So I'm in there on my birthday with a couple friends, and I managed to find TWO OF THEM RIGHT AWAY AFTER YEARS OF SEARCHING. I was so angry lol. Anyways, I kept the yellow one and left the white one, (I think somebody tried to shrink it because it fit fine through the shoulders but was about four or five inches shorter than the average T-shirt. And I'm not really one for midriff hahahaha.)
but these are so fun lol. I wish I could get topman here, UGGHHHH. Why are the best things in life UK exclusive? :(
So I bought this t-shirt at good ol' UO a month or two ago and tbh, I completely forgot about it. LOL. My memory was jolted by a giant poster inside a Taco Del Mar for the 1966 film by Bruce Brown. I have since started wearing it and thankfully the crappy BC weather has made this outfit a bit more feesable. I'm wearing my step dad's jean jacket, acid wash jeans, and one of my 8 million different western shirts that look good over everything. I've also seen this for women as a tank, can't remember where though.
The main point of this post is to tell you just how much I love the jean jacket I'm wearing. It isn't thrifted, but it's still from back in the day. It used to be my step dad's and he allegedly loved it. To be honest I can't say I blame him, but when I found it there was a receipt in the pocket dated from 2001, so I think it's safe to say he isn't going to miss it TOO much. I wore it with a yellow t-shirt from winners and a pair of av sunglasses with a matching yellow trim. The t-shirt says something like "WHERE WORDS FAIL" and "MUSIC SPEAKS" in different speech bubbles. Not too original but the price was right and the graphic was cute.
SO ANYWAYS, as I'm hanging out behind this little building up by where I live, (so nobody sees me being lame and taking pictures of myself) this dude pulls up in his SUV and starts yeling at me asking what I'm doing. Apparently the building is some kind of pump house for all the pipes on the mountain I live on, and he has it in his head that I'm trying to get past the 10-foot fence topped with barbed wire to play around by all the signs that say "DANGER: HIGH VOLTAGE." I pointed this out and asked WHY I'd want to get over there, and he just said "I've seen stupider things" and asked me to take the sunglasses off so he could get a better look at my face. LOL. I laughed at him and he drove off.
As all of you PROBABLY know, Micheal Jackson is dead now. I felt kinda bad though because Farrah Fawcett died like 2 hours before him and he kind of stole all her thunder. LOL. So today I'm wearing my fav (actually my only) Farrah graphic T, picturing her riding down the street on a skateboard. Awwww. It was really bright out when I was taking the pictures though and the sun was in my eyes, so I look like a d-bag LOL.
RIP FARRAH :(
If only for the hoodie. I definately DO NOT remember seeing half of this when I was in there last, which is probably a good thing because otherwise I'd be a hell of a lot poorer right now.
There are three things you are going to learn about me. The first is that I love gingham and wear that shirt way too much. The second is that I love triblend no matter what you say about American Apparel. And the third is that I really fucking love the wayfarer. The Donny Fontaine-inspired glasses I'm wearing have since been re-called because of a "quality issue", so let's hope I don't get lead poisoning, LOL. The bottoms are old jeans that are too big on me now that have since been turned into shorts. Moral of the story: Never leave me alone with scissors if I have nothing to wear that day. Triblend tank, self explanatory. I wore converse with this for shoes and when I was at work before I left for Lyd's, some customer was like "OMFG I LUV UR SHOEZ"
It's July, obviously it's too hot to actually wear this. I don't care. This is the first one you get to see because I haven't taken any yet and I enjoy the sweater more than anything else. Also note the composition underneath, mineral wash jeans, and the shoes. I'm pretty pleased with the shoes. I can't remember how much I paid for the sweater, but I think it was like, $3.99? $4.99? Something like that anyways. Probably one of my fav Value Village finds in any case. That was the trip that I gave up on all other locations except for the Langley one. I also found a seven dollar American Apparel track jacket that day, yeeeeeeeeee. 
