You may call me Princess

BUT MOST PEOPLE CALL ME KATHARINE

I AM SEVENTEEN Image hosted by Photobucket.com

I LIKE TO RUN. I'M MOST ATTRACTIVE WHEN IM A SWEATY MESS. Image hosted by Photobucket.com

YEA, I KNOW, I'M PRETTY COOL.

IN REAL LIFE, I'M EVEN COOLER

I'D LIKE TO PURSUE A CAREER AS A PRINCESS

I THINK I'D MAKE A PRETTY DAMN GOOD ROYALTY Image hosted by Photobucket.com

MY SISTER AND I ARE GOD'S GIFTS TO EARTH Image hosted by Photobucket.com

DAMN RIGHT Image hosted by Photobucket.com

SHE'S SO DARN CUTE, I COULD JUST EAT HER UP Image hosted by Photobucket.com

SO, YOU KNOW, CALL ME SOME TIME.

Sunday, June 04, 2006

Socks seem to be the most annoying type of apparel around. They are so easy to forget about, yet, they are very essential to the everyday outfit. Wearing sneakers without socks is a calamitous disaster, you might as well dump your shoes in toxic waste if you're going to go sockless in shoes. Socks are also nettling because you have to pair them. At first, if you think you can replace a lost sock with another, think again, because soon afterwards, your entire sock collection is depleted. However, it's so difficult not to lose socks. They're so tiny that they burrow in corners of a room, behind shelves, underneath beds, between the crack of the bed and well. Laundry is a burden as well. Every other type of clothing that you fold is singular and easy to handle because you don't need to worry about finding another pair. Socks, on the other hand, you have to dig and rip through the pile to find the other pair. Then when you carry the laundry to your room, socks disturb the balance of laundry. Everything else is neatly piled on top of one of another, but socks are an awkward shape and ruin the equilibrium of all the other clothing. Socks, who knew something so little could be such a burden.

Princess Katharine [ 2:37 PM ]