i consider myself a refined valley dude...

we're going to the found footage festival in albuquerque tomorrow. super excited.

battle royale!

in honor of my fiance moving the last of his stuff in. the movie that brought us together that one night at sarah's house. バトル ロワイアル!


also- making honey soap that's actually good for your skin. i'm shopping my designs around all month. hopefully someone picks up annebien gifts locally. and i'd kill to get on shana logic.

coming (((bee pollen x peppermint x oatmeal))) soon!

this is the future and you are alive. D-9.

you should feel sick. and you should feel uncomfortable. this isn't a movie about aliens.

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia: The Gang Gives Back

the best episode ever.

and if you're here looking for the one where the gang sings boyz II men it's Paddy's Pub: The Worst Bar in Philadelphia

I'll trace a chalkline around your dead body!

black rage!

College Bear

smash my heart into a million pieces and watch all the love bleed out.

"only the bad guys know who's faster"

My First Crush...

"if you're listening to this, i'm still in love with you."

brand spankin' new items up in my etsy store!

peter pan x the outsiders x love x sleep deprivation

Invisible Children: MEND

Starting a fashion mutiny by giving high style a soul.

MEND is designed to seam a personal connection between products and their makers, while repairing the lives of women in distressed regions of the world.
THIS IS NOT CHARITY. MEND is a sophisticated, competitive, and internationally inspired brand catering to the stylish. A subdivision of IC, MEND is constructed with the belief that what’s on the outside and what’s on the inside- should both matter equally.
Our handbags are story-driven. Each garment carries the name of the seamstress who made it. Each individual name unlocks online profiles of each seamstress employed in our program (coming 2009). Through video bios and photos she will share how she is “on the MEND” because of a simple purchase.
The women employed in our program are formerly abducted child soldiers, often used in captivity as sex slaves. Those lucky enough to escape, (often, with children of their own), are ostracized due to their affiliation with the rebels. They lack education, and are taught sewing as a part of their brief rehabilitation. With demand for seamstresses already sparse due to the war, many are left without the means to support themselves and their children.
MEND is a socially and environmentally responsible company, made in afflicted emergent regions, and in turn, benefiting those regions. Similar to its parent company- Invisible Children, MEND is beginning with northern Uganda, with the possibility of heedful worldwide expansion. In October of 2007, 13 women, with many more to follow, began to MEND.




1. to restore something broken
2. to heal or recover
3. sewing that repairs a worn or torn hole