He's underneath the window, she's singing Hey, la, my boyfriend's back
Monday, March 1, 2010
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Lets get out of this country...
With a much needed mini-break in our near future, and a $6000 osap cheque finally coming my way, I took to daydreaming about my perfect wardrobe for the anticipated weekend away. Though not all within my modest budget, we'll see what I can come up with in the next week!Here is what I would ideally be packing for the adventure:
With the trip sure to be documented, I promise to give an update as to whether any of these dream pieces came true.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
When you're alone in your bed
I want to wake up to your freckled back, knowing that you will naturally turn yourself over once your eyes open. Knowing that I'm awake you'll place your arm over me, both our eyes pretending to be closed and you'll ask me if I slept.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Now all my fathers, they've gone down. true love they've been without it
going to Rainbow Cinema with Solange on a friday, finally wearing my chambray shirt purchased last summer.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Monday, February 15, 2010
Friday, February 12, 2010
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Monday, February 8, 2010
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Once I thought my innocence was gone.
While lying in bed I keep pressing my right heel into the hollows of my left foot. The pressure and friction as I circle my ankle and embed the belly of my calf into its other, causes my body to think of you. I promenade my toes diagonally across the sheets.
photo borrowed from http://vi.sualize.us/tag/yllanna/Casie
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Brevity is the soul of lingerie
Dorothy Parker
Lins and I both have been on a search for the perfect undergarment this past season, and with a few dazzling finds under our belts (oh puns), we find ourselves on the hunt for more. With spring creeping slowly into the picture, here are some of my bedtime inspirations and wishes for the upcoming season.

Lindsay can attest to the fact that I have been craving a variation of this last one for a few years now. Though I have found many versions throughout my vintage excursions, I regrettably am yet to commit.
The following items are all from Anthropologie.com and I am lusting after...unrequited
Lins and I both have been on a search for the perfect undergarment this past season, and with a few dazzling finds under our belts (oh puns), we find ourselves on the hunt for more. With spring creeping slowly into the picture, here are some of my bedtime inspirations and wishes for the upcoming season.

Lindsay can attest to the fact that I have been craving a variation of this last one for a few years now. Though I have found many versions throughout my vintage excursions, I regrettably am yet to commit.
The following items are all from Anthropologie.com and I am lusting after...unrequited
Daily Indulgence Bandeau $46.12
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
I just came across this after weeks of listening to his other song 'Be Human'. Everything about this video and song I find so cinematic. Sitting behind my laptop watching youtube videos doesn't often transport me anywhere. Watching this however, I felt the screen multiply 20x and as though I was sitting in a theatre surrounded by strangers all experiencing in our individual silos, connected by our squeaky armrests.
Love Casie
I Need You More Than I Love You and I Love You To Bits
Monday, December 21, 2009
Monday, December 14, 2009
It's been awhile how you've come back in style
With a plethora of new clothing being brought to me by the magic that is Christmas,
I felt like it was time to pay tribute to some of my own purchases of 2009.
(the sequin clutch is actually Lindsay's, but I DID buy it for her...in 2008...but its too dazzling to not include)
(the sequin clutch is actually Lindsay's, but I DID buy it for her...in 2008...but its too dazzling to not include)
Love Casie
Some Favourite pieces of 2009
Over the Knee Boots Aldo $180
Sequined Clutch Purse The Cove $10
Velvet Cropped Jacket Silver Falls $28
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Without turning completely somber
I read this in "The Stone Diaries" by Carol Shields and it kind of stuck to my insides.
"Suddenly her body is all that matters. How it's let her down. And how fundamentally lonely, it is to live inside a body year after year and carry it always in a forward direction, and how there is never any relief from the weight of it, even when sleeping, even when joined, briefly, to the body of another... An envelope of flesh, glassine. She lives now in the wide- open arena of pain, surrounded by row on row of spectators. The nights are endless, the morning sun a severity."
As a woman with a chronic disability, I have to face my physical limitations and the pain which stems from a genetic glitch in my body on a daily basis. Having to sit and watch as my conditions worsen as my life progresses further. The last time I saw him, my step grandfather said to me " I know you hurt so much and nobody cares." These words could sound so mean without the right eye. The largest hurdle the human race has ever had to face is that we are all confined in our own forms. Him and I are at a very similar place medically. The truth is that it's hard to constantly care about another person's pain, simply because it is not a presence for ourselves. This is why so many people are starving and dying of cured diseases. We cannot feel another person's physical experience. But we have found traits like empathy in ourselves to help bridge these gaps. I am one to believe in evolution and that we have adapted with particular features for specific reasons. There is a reason we strive to understand what other people are going through and I think it is to break free of our own physical experience to alleviate another's. Step Grandfather was trying to share how he felt about such a physical isolation and truthfully I found these words a odd source of inspiration.
Its not that nobody cares, it's that we are all grappling with this physical confinement. Though some are forced to recognize their constraints early and in a brutal way, perhaps all of us dream of our body dissolving in the air and that barrier being swept away by the wind.
Contemplative,
L
To read a poem in January is as lovely as to go for a walk in June
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
















