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Friday, May 29, 2009
8:17 PM
feel so blah today...
actually its been like this for a few days already, not sure what's wrong with me, except for maybe its the hormones thing again.. :(
rar, get out of this stupid rut, i have to keep focusing on the happy stuff, happy happy happy ;)
m reading the seven habits of highly effective teens.
trying to work out my life plan and all.
there's a chance i might not be going to uni after all this year.
what will mum say
what will my relatives say, what will my friends say?
will they look down on me?
and heck
who cares what they think.. as long as i'm happy its ok
i'm rather apprehensive abt going back to sch anyway.
haven touched my books for so so long already..
suddenly had a crazy idea
wanted to learn art
because i'm truly having fun when i'm doing art and crafts..
i find that i'm really interested in interior design, some of my fave mags are on home improvement and,all those diy mags
but i'm not showing a lot of flair for it, its like singing, i'm above average, but not enough to strike it out and u know sustain myself, besides the fee is really ex...
mum is already having trouble coping, and my job is still quite unstable, cuz i m unstable in my moodswings, :(
rar..
hurry, i want to get back on track, so everything will be well again :)
yups :)
here's some fun pictures i saw off the net.

isnt this the sweetest thing ever? i'm gonna try my hand at this spool family, it looks simple enuff

this moss garden is so therapeutic
tried to import one from uk last year, but couldnt get through... i guess moss cant survive in singapore's climate


haha, the state the merc has degraded until

here's a cute tutorial in arts and craft for anyone who's interested, this is on how to make a basic pouch.
i can think of so many diff ways to jazz it up so that it can fetch a pretty penny at the flea market.
click on the pic to go to the page.

A London-based couple wanted easy ways to maximize the use of space in their small flat, and a built-in staircase-shaped bookcase does the job. This isn't a DIY project—an architect built it in, and it's a pretty steep climb, but the owner says she got used to it quickly.
the view from the top of the "stairs"

more pictures

here's a more space saving design, a bed-bookshelf
haha, prob found in japan or hongkong

here's a bookshelf door, to conceal another room, hmmm, somehow this reminds me of anne frank..

here's a hanging bookshelf installation, it seems to portray the idea of fragility, yet is strong enough to support the heavy books, quite minimalistic as well

colour coded book shelves! it seems rather full
i would have tot usually books come in neutrals ;)
maybe the owner have too much time to spare, and wrapped everything up in fabric :)

this is found in japanese,its a tree house lookalike bookshelf, and there's a small wodden door at the side that opens up to the bed.. lols, i'm just wondering, wouldnt it be quite claustophobic inside? :)

and here we have a towering stack of about 3m, haha, when its filled with books, the shelves in between "disappear"
it does seem like the whole column is just standing by itself, look quite perilous ya?

and here we have a floating bookcase.
the last book is actually a fake
so when books are piled on top, it seems as if the books are floating in air

i've gotten all this from a site called
http://weburbanist.com
more next time :)
i just have to keep smiling, even though i dun feel like it, because one day, that smile will become real