Let me tell you about my addiction to stationery first - also because we went in to this amazingly attractive stationery store yesterday and I almost left my heart there (but not any money harhar) - and then I shall digress. I want everything from here
Heck, just buy me the whole store will you!
Tell me, how can I not love stationery?
I will tell you what I want just in case some Good Samaritan decides to get something for me ;)

*hyperventilates* !!!!!! *would add more exclamation mark but I will look stupid* moleskin notebooks, I've been raving over them for ages and ages and I found this shop somewhere in Bangsar, KL that sold them but there were well over the price I expected and they sell it cheaper here!


So dainty! But I have one at home so it's okay :) But I'm just showing you what pretty little things they have on that site of wonder


:D :D :D I'd love to use them in letters! I tried once to use a normal paperclip to mould it into a heart shaped clip but failed miserably :( It looked like an skewed dog-bite bone...




Gift cards! Although I'm sure some people make muchmuchmuch prettier cards than these :) but they're lovely all the same ;) ;)
Yeah and I ended up not getting anything at all from the store because I simply hadn't the heart to spend so much money on such deviously cute looking stationery :(
Yeah and I ended up not getting anything at all from the store because I simply hadn't the heart to spend so much money on such deviously cute looking stationery :(
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Night and day,
I use them to decorate these subliminal states of dismayed reverie.
"In what happens between people, she reflected, there are these transmigrations, these episodes of smudged experience, in which the containers of memory and story become weak and permeable. Images leak like smoke. Emotions. Chance utterances. Rudimentary threads of being float outwards, and reattach. Fibres of some counterlife, that which make through others, join like the ganglia of an unlocatable, interstitial intelligence. We confederate. We are many. We carry others' stories." - Dreams of Speaking, Gail Jones
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