- had a bowl of cereal with soy milk and a cup of genmaicha for breakfast
- am having some mushroom/asparagus/jasmine rice slop for lunch with Fritos
- posted a skirt-become-dress on Wardrobe Refashion
A brick facade on Mass. Ave. near the Central stop. They really don't make them like they used to, you know? That is, when they could afford it.
Yesterday, I:
- worked on an ubitquitous black tank top
- saw the Americans in Paris exhibit at the MFA
- finally went to the Japanese grocery store at Central
- ate beans and rice (vegan!) with Arab coffee at the Middle East
- had a screwdriver (not the tool)
- ate half a bean paste cake (Blech! Beans should be restricted to breakfast, lunch, dinner and ice cream. Not rice balls. Really. I have to draw the line somewhere.)
4 comments:
The brick facade is beautiful. I am continually amazed at the attention to detail contained on old buildings. Even the ones built on a budget seem to have more character than most modern buildings, imo
i like the dress and feel hopeful that I could do something similar without a sewing machine. Can you bring the dress either Wed. or Thurs. night so that I can see the elastic bit up close? Congratulations on a refashioning triumph!
How was the exhibit? I want to go, soon!
Wow, bricks can be something other than a rectangular solid - weird! Love the dress - v. appropriate with the heat of earlier this week.
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