It's been a long while since an update, huh?

Yesterday I went out shopping with my family for nearly the whole day, and I came back with... hand soap, a makeup bag, and earrings. Not even any clothes or scarves or shoes. Part of me is angry that I spent so much time looking at stuff that I didn't like, but part of me is happy that I saved money by not buying much.

The makeup bag is cute! It has vertical stripes on one side and horizontal stripes on the other :) The most I'm probably going to use the bag for is... my chapstick or something, since I don't wear makeup anymore. Mostly because taking it off at the end of the day takes some time. Not a lot of time, maybe 3 or 5 minutes at most. But yeah, I'm just lazy I guess.

The earrings are cute too! They're like little knots and they're so cute :>


.....I think close half of my closet is from American Eagle/Aerie. It's kind of sad, because I don't want to be the kind of person to buy everything they own from one store. I mean you can just tell if someone buys all their stuff from Hollister/Abercrombie because all their stuff is... the same. It kind of annoys me a little bit when I see people who wears everything from a certain store. I don't know if people think that all the clothes from American Eagle are similar. At least I'm not wearing a shirt, shorts, sweater, and shoes that are from American Eagle all at once I guess. I'm actually pretty conscious about that sort of thing so I always make sure that I'm not wearing more than one thing from any brand at once. Not that what other people wear is any of my business anyway. /endrant

"Vanilla berry sorbet" makes me just want to eat the soap. It smells so good! Makes me want to wash my hands often for no reason. My unfinished oatmeal breakfast to the side. I ate about 6 bites of it and suddenly felt full. I was totally looking forward to eat it too, because I haven't eaten oatmeal in a while and we happened to have fresh fruit in the house :/

Lol at using my webcam as a ghetto camera. My actual camera broke (too lazy/cheap to get a new one for now) and my phone camera is worse than the webcam, so........ yeah.

I didn't get a chance to find a nice bag, but I'm thinking of getting this man bag or this slightly girlier one in black. The manly bag is slightly bigger in length but the girly one is wider and I like both, but I don't want to get both. What do???

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So apparently there's a bit of an argument on whether to donate to Japan or not? Some people are saying that, since Japan is a rich first-world country, they are able to deal with the damage from the earthquake/tsunami/nuclear meltdown themselves and don't need the help of others in forms of donations.

I think that's stupid. There's only two (ty captain obvious) possibilities here: 1) Japan doesn't actually need our help and can cope with it on their own, and 2) Japan needs our help. We don't know what Japan really needs/doesn't need since we don't live there and haven't experienced how it's like. Isn't it better to donate and "risk" it not going towards the disaster rather than not donating and thinking that Japan doesn't need our help when it really does? And besides, it's not like people will be losing a lot of money - let's face it, not many individuals would be willing to donate a huge amount of money. Many people would probably go for $10 or $20 at most anyway, and that honestly isn't a lot to lose.

I'm not trying to say that people who don't give to charities are cold-hearted and etc, but I think it's kind of wrong to assume that a city in shambles doesn't need help because their country has a good economy.

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