I'm Erin. I design and make clothes. My dream is to be a renowned designer, but not quite famous, because being famous seems like it would suck pretty hard. I want to live in the woods, in a house with big windows, and a plethora of small fluffy animals.
I'm nineteen, and in most ways I'm still a kid. Don't hold it against me; it actually makes me kinda fun.
I believe in faeries. No, really, i do.
Uhm. I don't know what else you want to know. I'm pretty much an open book...I don't hold much back, in my journal or otherwise.
Hallo Erin. Being famous is pretty sucky, but that's a hard line to walk, there.
Fun is good.
Believing in faeries is fine, just so long as you don't have any illusions about it. Hah, I made an accidentally ironic statement, with the faeries and the "no illusions," there.
Open books are good. Tempting, things, especially if seen on a dias, under an ambient spotlight of some kind...
You would know all about being famous. I'm still meeting people who know you...
Also... Do not listen to Damien, with his queer fascination with things that should not be, about good reading. All books worth reading can be found on amazon.com or in the nice safe shelves of public libraies. Most certainly never read a book found on any dias, in any dark dank musty place, or handed to you by any kindly stranger, no matter the circumstances.
"Remember Girls, no matter how pretty she is, never let Titania put anything in your eyes." -Luke
It seems a designer without belief in faeries would run into serious issues, sooner or later. It's a glamour job.
A lot of my job involves writing about fictional faeries in a setting/setup in which they totally might be real, so that readers might eventually get into the practice of looking twice at that shadow, and out of the practice of dismissing their "couldn't-be" thoughts. If fame comes with the job, I'll accept the burden, I think.
..."or an artist"? As if they are mutually exclusive...
Jeremy's "Look Closely Moment" of the day: Check out leaf-eddies the next time you see them. If you are looking closely, you may catch a dancer or two.
Hallo, hallo. There's another one of these, where you can tell us a bit about you, if you feel so inclined, but I guess you'll get there, when you get there. :)
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Date: 2007-04-18 05:57 am (UTC)He's a tree.
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Date: 2007-04-18 06:13 am (UTC)I'm Erin. I design and make clothes. My dream is to be a renowned designer, but not quite famous, because being famous seems like it would suck pretty hard. I want to live in the woods, in a house with big windows, and a plethora of small fluffy animals.
I'm nineteen, and in most ways I'm still a kid. Don't hold it against me; it actually makes me kinda fun.
I believe in faeries. No, really, i do.
Uhm. I don't know what else you want to know. I'm pretty much an open book...I don't hold much back, in my journal or otherwise.
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Date: 2007-04-18 06:25 am (UTC)Fun is good.
Believing in faeries is fine, just so long as you don't have any illusions about it. Hah, I made an accidentally ironic statement, with the faeries and the "no illusions," there.
Open books are good. Tempting, things, especially if seen on a dias, under an ambient spotlight of some kind...
erm... my inner poet made me do it
Date: 2007-04-18 07:53 am (UTC)yer allusion to illusions of fairy's is fairly clear
the last bit hits fast?
Re: erm... my inner poet made me do it
Date: 2007-04-18 06:51 pm (UTC)My inner grammar nazi made me do it
Date: 2007-04-19 03:11 am (UTC)Well...
Date: 2007-04-18 12:11 pm (UTC)Also... Do not listen to Damien, with his queer fascination with things that should not be, about good reading. All books worth reading can be found on amazon.com or in the nice safe shelves of public libraies. Most certainly never read a book found on any dias, in any dark dank musty place, or handed to you by any kindly stranger, no matter the circumstances.
"Remember Girls, no matter how pretty she is, never let Titania put anything in your eyes."
-Luke
Re: Well...
Date: 2007-04-18 06:51 pm (UTC)Re: Well...
Date: 2007-04-18 08:05 pm (UTC)Re: Well...
Date: 2007-04-19 03:10 am (UTC)Glamour
Date: 2007-04-18 07:39 pm (UTC)A lot of my job involves writing about fictional faeries in a setting/setup in which they totally might be real, so that readers might eventually get into the practice of looking twice at that shadow, and out of the practice of dismissing their "couldn't-be" thoughts. If fame comes with the job, I'll accept the burden, I think.
Re: Glamour
Date: 2007-04-19 03:08 am (UTC)Re: Glamour
Date: 2007-04-19 03:19 am (UTC)Jeremy's "Look Closely Moment" of the day: Check out leaf-eddies the next time you see them. If you are looking closely, you may catch a dancer or two.
Re: Glamour
Date: 2007-04-19 03:20 am (UTC)Re: Glamour
Date: 2007-04-19 03:33 am (UTC)Actually, I'm putting it down to get some sleep. But you know what I mean.
Re: Glamour
Date: 2007-04-19 03:34 am (UTC)Re: Glamour
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