The forecast called for rain, and it was drizzling a bit when I left the house, so I put on my rainboots expecting to splash in some puddles. But the rain never came, and I felt like a bit of an idiot walking around with heavy duty rainboots and a tweedy blazer. Am I still living in Vancouver? Where has all the rain gone? I changed later on in the day and put on a pair of brown booties. I called this look great depression chic version 2.0, because the Federal Reserve is between a rock and a hard place right now. Seemed fitting.
I don't know what my friend saw in a discarded can of beer, but I was into her matching tights and shoes contrasted against the blue wall.
The photo directly below reminds me of something my boyfriend would take.
I was fascinated with the dried lizards. Does anyone know what they're called? And what their purpose is? And how they're used?
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Oh my goodness, the first photo is too good. The parking spot is reserved for my dad. or at least it could be!
these are amazing photographs sabrina. I love your outfit as well.
these are beautiful. especially the first one, I love your outfit so much
-indigo
I'm glad your back to your regular programming. Love the photos and love, LOVE the polka dress with the tweed blazer :)
Oh, the lizards looked like some kind of gecko. They are used in Traditional/herbal Chinese medicine.
Btw, love your knee high boots in your last post (24.06.09). The color is especially awesome.
you put the lizard in a boiling water. you take it out after a while, then you drink the broth that remained. i think it's for cough or cold.
Thanks! Boiling was my first guess. I mean, I doubt a dried up crunchy lizard is very appetizing on its own. I think some day soon I should look into herbal medicine. I'm already all over the health benefits/toxins in regular supermarket foods.
Dead lizards...For voodoo rituals? Hehe. But the boiling thing sounds possible.
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