Hats Off

Visited my good friend today. It's good to know that as we grow up and become busy adults, our good friends are always there and we can always pick back where we left off.

Ring My Bells

This DKNY shirt is absolutely my favorite. You know why? Because the back half is made of gray t-shirt knit material! Oh, and not to mention that the color was a definite "love at first sight" experience. I bought it in a large for the oversize/boyfriend look. These photos were taken from Sunday, right before the rain came pouring down on us.

It's been raining for several days now so I'm looking forward to some sunlight in the next couple of days!

Also, on Sunday, I stopped by Miri Han & Jessica Fritz's yard sale and gathered a bunch of goodies that I will be sure to share with you all! What's more exciting is the reason why I came there in the first place. I've been wanting to feature these two on my blog and this was just the perfect opportunity to catch Miri before she leaves for her summer internship with Anthropology. So yes, look out for their features in the next couple of days! You won't be disappointed! :)

What Will The Future Hold?

Yesterday, I visited my high school to speak to the apparel students. I gave them a mini presentation of what I've done ever since I've graduated and explained how my apparel courses in high school have benefited me greatly now. It was so great to see how attentive all the students were. Afterward, some students came to ask questions and some mentioned about attending my university next year and even majoring in Apparel Product Design. One girl came up to me and told me that she didn't know what she wanted to major in but after hearing my speech, she is very excited to learn more about the apparel design major and considers joining the program. Hearing that really means the world to me. To be influential or a role model to someone is such an honorable feeling.

I was also very excited to see my apparel and art teacher again! They are the two most influential teacher/people in my life. They've taught me so much and have been a wonderful mentor to me. They've always believed in me and was a big encouragement for me. I can't ask for better teachers and am so appreciative for all they've done. Seeing how happy and proud they were of me made me feel accomplished. I want to show them that everything they've taught me did not go to waste and I will forever carry on the passion they've given in teaching their students into my work. Hearing them say, "this is the reason why we love teaching and never want to retire", encourages me to continue to strive.