Creative (and brave) guys are hard to find nowadays. And that is one lucky girl! I don’t think she would have the guts to say no after the performance anyway :P I hope they be happy together!
“When in doubt, make a fool of yourself. There is a microscopically thin line between being brilliantly creative and acting like the most gigantic idiot on earth. So what the hell, leap.”
~ Cynthia Heimel
This kind of reminds me of that cool wedding entrance that got popular on youtube sometime ago. I can only imagine how their wedding is going to be :)
Mirella posted this on twitter and I think it’s definitely worth sharing. The video shows simple actions for the benefit of our planet. I’m sure everyone saw that. But this time it’s a cute Pug who sorts paper from plastic, goes vegetarian, rides mass transit and etc. If a pug can do it, so can you!
1. Ergophobia – fear or work
2. Agliophobia – fear of pain
3. Antlophobia – fear of floods
4. Balistophobia – fear of misseles
5. Catagelophobia – fear of being ridiculous
6. Ritiphobia – fear of winkles
7. Estupophobia – fear of stupid people
8. Gamophobia – fear of marriage
9. Hoplophobia – fear of guns
10. Obesophobia – fear of gaining weight
I probably have all most of these o.O
image from mariezombie
Kate Nash’s album My Best Friend is You will be released (technically) tomorrow but her new video is out already. The first song she’s promoting is called Do Wah Doo and I liked it specially for the lyrics. Once more she wrote a song about not being the pretty girl and not being noticed by the boy she loves. I quite relate to ‘not being noticed’ thing. Her songs fun and sweet with hints of black humour.
Kate Nash is a 22 year-old English singer and songwriter. Her first album Made of Bricks (2007) was released after Lily Allen recommended her songs on MySpace. Since then she’s been compared with Lily Allen for some black humour in her lyrics and with Regina Spektor for her voice and style. Check out her new video.
Another thing I love about her is the poems she writes to fit in her songs and sometimes ordinary spoken poems. They sound fun and fresh, different from anything I’ve heard. This is Pistachio Nut, a poem she wrote for her best friend.
Kate Nash’s style is another thing that will make you love her (if you don’t already do). She’s all about vintage skirts and dresses, coloured tights and bright colours.
images from last.fm