People stared at the makeup on his face laughed at his long black hair, his animal grace, and lady stardust sang his songs of darkness and disgrace.

Ground control to major reader, can you hear me?
This is a shrine/altar/weird stuff I made. It's basically just a collection of random stuff laying around in my room which needed a place, but I like to call it a shrine to teenagehood. Some details (you don't have to read this, I don't know if it is even interesting...): you can see a collection of all the zines I have got from amazing people, and mine, duh. This wonderful and awesome feminist fabric thing was a gift from Emily, who is totally amazing, and I wanted to sew it onto my beloved Jeans Jacket, but somehow, I did not find the time yet. Then there are some pictures we made in a photo booth, with my classmates and friends. I have always wanted to make pictures like these, although it was awful in the booth, because it was way too less space and we were five girls. Anyways, a jelly belly drawing I made and a candle and some shit. Well, there is also one of my old cameras! I have three, I guess, but I have never tried one, mainly because it's expensive. I also own the leather bags and I love them! Old cameras are the best. I also put my lovely dancing shoes there. I danced ballett for about six years and I loved it. I wish I had the time and the opportunity to take classes again. Aaaand my journal. I loved the Rookie journal gallery, but I was kinda disappointed that they didn't show mine. So I'll show those pictures here.

My addiction to Star Trek is getting unhealthy.

I am so sad they did not show them in their gallery. Man.

Anyways, I am currently at my grandma's place. She's the coolest grandma you could imagine. She gave me a great camera tripod! 

Oh, I have to make a very nice announcement. Jeffrey Campbell sells the most amazing shoes ever. Unfortunately, I don't have 200 bucks left to buy shoes. I am thinking about DIYing a pair soon, though!

Hope you are having a great day,

Mary