Timelessly Distracted

Outfit details:  White T-shirt (Dorothy Perkins)  Cream sleeveless blazer (New Look)  Jeans (Dorothy Perkins)  Platform Shoes (Bugis Street)  Last set of outfit photos shot using my Samsung NX1000, which came as a surprise to me that even after two years it's still functioning well and it unexpectedly outlive my Samsung NX210. Then again, this might just be the last time I'm getting myself a Samsung camera. There were so many occasions that the Samsung camera broke my heart! But I'm now renewed and recharged, I've now move on to team Canon now! I've scouted this wall of graffiti art to be featured in my outfit photos two years back but I haven't gotten a chance to piece an outfit that could possibly bring out the vibrant colors of the art. Now that I'm decked in muted colors and wardrobe basics, it's just a perfect combination with the beautiful wall paintings. Recently on my playlist, I've been keeping James Bay's alb...

I don't know if you know about what I meant about insincere compliments but here are a few for reference.  "You have great features but you would have been prettier if you lost weight."  "How can you be single if you have such a good personality?"  "For a fat girl, you're considered good-looking."  Seriously, how is it possible to take these as compliments when it's obviously so negative? These are things that I've heard in my life from people who are clearly insensitive or just felt the need to say something mean but hoping that it passes off as a compliment.  This was what happened recently, a friend commented on one of my outfit photo telling me that I would do well if I got a job if I modeled for plus-size fashion.  Let's pause a moment because I'm confused. Is she indirectly telling me that I'm fat? Or is she implying that I have good fashion sense? A few of my friends who saw the comment felt sorry ...

In today's post I'm going to share with you guys two quick and simple recipes for snacks that I absolutely love! Most importantly they are all good for your body! You just have to do a little bit more rather than to tear open a packet of chips.  If you don't know it yet, avocados is loaded with a bunch of health benefits! It's rich in nutrients, boosts cardiovascular health and lowers cholesterol (just to name a few). Instead of serving this as a snack, this makes a good breakfast as well.  1) Slice avocados into half and remove the seed. 2) Create a cup by scooping out excess flesh of the avocado.  3) Crack eggs into the hallows of the avocados that you've just created. 4) Season it with salt & pepper. 5) Place your avocados into a dish so that it sits perfectly then put it in the oven for 15 to 20 minutes at 200 degrees Celsius. Healthy Dessert: Greek Yogurt x Mango They say a lady always drinks her b...