Far away and inbetween

top - forever21.com

skirt- forever21.com

shoes. hm.com

bag-vintage

All those messages on their way to you

Josh took pictures of me on the hill behind the house.

My mom read me an article once about the analog nature of the telephone wire.

Apparently because of wifi, within about fifty years, powerlines will be archaic messages of a bygone era.

Standing high atop their decaying hills.

Forgotten by time.

I wonder what the sky will look like, then.

They always remind me of how truly small we are.

Each little city, a tiny outpost of human endeavor.

A light opon the horizon.

Connected by a string and a tin can.

It's funny because, only this last year, the last place in the United States that didn't have telephone wires finally became connected to the grid. And it was in my own state of Oregon.

This city I have looked upon, since my birth.

geometric poncho- http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/

polyurathane bones/birdskull necklace- http://www.os-accessories.com/

furry shoes- http://www.buckle.com/

Dreamcatcher

Josh took some photos at our old house.

I made this dreamcatcher with my friend, she taught me how.

Turbooooo!!

This fucker is always looking at me, I swear.

Peace

New camera!

I'm really thankful because, I have wanted a nice camera for a long time.

This camera had come hiiighly recommended to me for its price range, so let's hope this shit works.

It's the Sony "Cyber Shot HX100". It's not one of those fancy DLSR cameras or anything, the lens can't come off.

Kind of a weird "bridge" between a normal camera and a DLSR.

ENOUGH OF THAT. This is my first blog post, so please enjoy whatever comes after this!
I'm hoping to become a good Portland fashion blogger and have a good Alexa ranking some day!!