#WhatsInMyBag #WhatsInMyPurse (when I carry one)

Am I getting LESS creative with my names? Is it possible to go downhill from where I was, or am? What happened to "Up is where we go from here"? Anyway, sorry I haven't made a set in so long. It's been a busy week, guys. Lots of stuff happening. No news yet, though. We'll see...or I'll see. You'll be waiting and listening. Or ignoring the stuff I say on here, which is what I assumed everyone did until I got my VERY FIRST comment the other day. That's right, ever since the day I joined last summer, I've only gotten one comment, ever, and it wasn't until a few days ago! I can say whatever I want, because you guys never even read this stuff! I'm going to start fasting! I'm in the Ballet Russe, but I'm going to quit to go to the Royal Ballet (backwards, haha)! Total lies, by the way. Just in case you actually read this. Psshhh, like that's gonna happen. Thanks for looking at my sets, though. I guess they can speak for themselves, but it'd be nice to know that my voice is heard anyways. Just saying. Goodnight, guys! \m/^.^\m/

Whoever thought of the name "Normandy Invasion" needs to be shot. NOW. I'm surprised the name "Revolutionary" hadn't been used years ago. It's too bad he didn't win, because it's a memorable name. I didn't even bet on Orb, because I personally HATE his name. No offense, Orb. It's not Orb's fault his owner named him that. Hey, he still won. Good for him. :( I wanted Verrazano or Mylute to win! They didn't even place. Oh, well. There's always next Saturday for someone with a DECENT name to win. Here's hoping. And even if I sounded bitter, today was a good day. Bye guys!

I finally learned the cup song (at least half-decently). I'm now obsessed with pen sketches from etsy. And this dress! I've been wanting to make a set with these shoes for a while, and I randomly paired the necklace with the dress, and realized that the gold in the necklace was the same shade as the shoes, and my dream was fulfilled! I'm hungry. I'm gonna go to the kitchen to fulfill my stomach's dreams now. Bye guys! :D@

This looked so fashion forward to me that for some reason, I decided that I'd want to wear something like this if I was in Paris Fashion Week (lr just in Paris).

The dress reminded me of Marylin Monroe. Where did she draw the line between yes and no (black and white)? Did she believe in the middle, the gray, the Twilight Zone? How did she...just kidding. Getting DEEP there. Ha. Anyways, whenever I see a halter dress, (especially a white one) I think of her. So I decided to title the set after her! Goodnight, I'm practically falling out of my chair, so I should sleep.

with a skirt! And everything else.

I didn't fall in love or anything. I started off making a black, white, and red set. Then I realized that half of the red stuff I had saved in my items was for valentine's day. So I embraced it. And this went from a fashion set to an art & expression set. So here you go!

Beatrice Prior lives in a dystopian society that separates its citizens into 5 factions that teach their members to live their lives by strict, close-minded morals: the Abnegation (selfless), Erudite (intelligent), Amity (peaceful), Candor (honest), and Dauntless (brave). Each year, all the sixteen-year-olds take a test to determine the faction they have the best aptitude for. The next day, they attend a Choosing Ceremony, where they are to choose which faction they will spend the rest of their life in. Beatrice’s test results are inconclusive-she received three different results: Abnegation, Erudite, and Dauntless-which she must keep secret. Why? She doesn’t know yet. Beatrice leaves her Abnegation family and transfers into Dauntless. After re-naming herself Tris, she endures a brutal physical and psychological initiation process, only to find that nothing and no one is what they seem. This action-packed, dystopian, YA fictional debut to Veronica Roth’s new trilogy is full of surprise, suspense, heartbreak, rebellion, and just the right amount of romance to keep you reading until the very last page, and the strong, epiphany-like affect it will have on you forevermore.
 
I give this book 4.3/5 stars. I’d give it 5, if it came with a cup of Jo. This is a YA book, but it is written in a manner that could be read by older readers. I don’t recommend it for readers that are too young; I suggest being at least 12.
This book and its sequel, Insurgent, made me change the way I think and act. It gave new meaning to many things, and it will stick with me until I get dementia, if I ever do. Unless I become that lady from The Notebook and I remember things for ten minutes a day.
 
A movie is in production based off of this book, but the book is so descriptive and complex, that I’m almost positive they’re going to massacre it. I so dearly hope that the actress chosen to play Tris will dye her eyebrows as well as her hair, as Tris is naturally blonde. Although she still wouldn’t look like Tris was described in the book-as small and underdeveloped as a twelve-year-old girl (even though I know many twelve-year-olds that look very mature). One of the actors that was considered for Four was as close as he possibly could have been to how I pictured him, but they decided to hire a different actor. Maybe he happens to be a terrific actor, but the discovery was a great disappointment to me. I pictured Four as the actor that played Adam in The Secret Circle, Thomas Dekker, when he had spiky hair (as seen on the show). I pictured Tris as Issi (Isabel) Durant from Dance Academy, which became even more fitting to Tris in the second book, Insurgent. Not because of dancing, though.
 
Thanks guys, talk to you later!

that I owned this outfit! Not really, but it would be cool if I dreamt about fashion.