The Unexpired

Songs that will never go old.


1.The Cranberries
What I love about this music video is the unicorn running across scenes through the earthly green environment. The black robed clan seems mysterious. This MV is magical.


2. Nights in White Satin
I was roaming around youtube, and found a comment from a member who was thinking of "Knights in White Satin," which leads to the Double K Klan. I don't know what this song is really about. It I have to guess it might be some depressed guy sleeping on satin bed sheets. Anyways, I first saw this video from PBS. I thought the costume and the filming are original for a music video.


3. Sally's Song- Catherine O'Hara
Okay, it just a scene cut from Nightmare Before Christmas. Sally's sensitivity is just beautiful.


4. Return to Innocence- Enigma
Ooooh! Another white unicorn running around the scenes of a rural place in Spain. This video has this digging 'Grandpa/Grandma's attic' feel to it.


5. Cool- Gwen Stefani
One of my most favorite Stefani's video. Lots of classy romance scenes.

I am not much of a tv person, the only thing I would tune in once awhile is CurrentTV news and Project Runway on Bravo. But the minute I watched HEROES, I had become hooked. I guess you can call this 'X-men' eventhough I don't really see it as that way. The characters of Heroes are all not as glamourous, really built, or in some special uniform made out of spandex. Instead they are just ordinary people with powers. And you'll soon be attracted to most of each characters from the charisma they hold. Isn't it interesting how the idea of Superhero isn't as complex now these days?

I was just experimenting with some things around my messy room. Piling photos, posters, and unnecessary objects trashing around the carpet floor. Cellphone pocket just came into my vision. I thought it might be a cute use.

Items:

Basically this is my little sister's purse. If I have to guess she probably got it from those typical vending markets you can find in Chinatown or Mexico. Or it is probably one of those 'party take homes' provided in first grader girls' birthdays. Anyways, it is a good size to be used as a phone pocket.


This platestand was 39 cents from Wal-Mart. Yes, Wal-mart. I don't shop there anymore, due to controversial reasons. (At least try not to) I didn't know any better when I was younger. You can find this anywhere in craft/ frabic stores for probably $2.19.


1. Punch the bead holes using the edges of a plate stand, pop the ends out back.
2. Cut the strap off.
3. There.