i've been watching a lot of movies the past week. it's summer after all.

i watched pineapple express last night and it made me want to try drugs.

i watched sisterhood of the traveling pants 2 today and it made me want to get a boyfriend. and of course some awesome girl friends.

i watched harry potter at a friends and it made me want to put on the other movie "the bank job". (sorry harry potter fans)

i watched the bank job and it made me not want to rob a bank. (they were pretty much idiots about it. the blokes... (it's british))

i watched the wackness last week and it made me want to dance like union (mary kates character). [speaking of cool dancing. two words: thom yorke. sweet/fun dancing. i saw radiohead last week too by the way.]

i had no idea there were quite a few ways and different tricks to sew buttons. i just googled "how to sew a button" and got a ton of various websites telling me such things as "reinforce the shank", do a couple "back stitches" before tieing it off, and ways to find where exactly to position the button, etc. this is exciting for just buttons. the reason i started on the buttons is because i have a box of random buttons and a bunch of  basic boring cardigans that could be jazzed up nicely with some sweet spiffy buttons. also, i want to add cool details to basic tops/shirts so that they're more unique. then i don't have to bother putting on a necklace. the stuff is already on the shirt.

(p.s. my mood is blissful just bc its a neat word)

hey it's me and lemming lime! (www.myspace.com/lemminglime)

gone to blogspot! http://saturdaydrivein.blogspot.com/ finally eh

How can I introduce Chloe Sevigny? The coolest blonde.

More photos (another collage) of her should be posted by the end of the week!

V-necks... I think it explains itself and how simply lovely they are. And effortlessly cool. There's that term- "effortlessly cool". It's true for v-necks though. They frame the face, bring attention to it. The triangle shape too seems to add something to the whole look--an edge. It has just the right amount of both sexy and sweet. The v-neck just looks right as well and on practically everyone (how low the v goes can vary for one thing). Other necklines on clothing can look horrid as if it doesn't really fit you and is hanging there with no shape and no character in the least. V-necks are especially pertinent in the spring and summer when it's beautiful out and you want to show some skin, let it breath the air instead of being stuffed in sweaters, and keep cool.

Yes! Hats are so much fun!