project runway

Read­ing:

Look Me in the Eye: My Life with Asperger’s by John Elder Robi­son my Hubby bought this book for our plane ride to San Fran­cisco. My Uncle came over after D-man was born with his sis­ter my Aunt (they are my father’s sib­lings) and he men­tioned that he had read it in a book club. He thought Hubby would like it. He was right because Hubby couldn’t put it down once he started read­ing it. It perked Hubby’s inter­est, given not only does Mr. J fall into this por­tion of the spec­trum but so does Mr. G. Hubby fin­ished it and passed it on to me. I highly rec­om­mend it from what I’ve read so far, it is really well writ­ten & very enter­tain­ing. I think more peo­ple should read this book because it could be a GOOD book for start­ing a con­ver­sa­tion on Asperger’s & to open up people’s minds about the wider spec­trum of autism.

Lis­ten­ing:

The Killers. This is Good­night, Travel Well .

Watch­ing:

I’m a fash­ion wanna-be, even if lately most my days are spent in spit up bedaz­zled clothes. I love fash­ion and am impressed by those who are able to cre­ate art. Fash­ion is wear­able art & by fash­ion I don’t mean run­ning to the donut shop in your Sponge Bob pj pants, house-slippers, and an old Grate­ful Dead shirt with your hair rat­ted up in a pony tail that looked like a old man’s toupee died on your head (yeah that’s right I saw you). And because of this love of fash­ion I get sucked into Project Run­way every year. This sea­son is no dif­fer­ent, even if it is in LA. LA is not NYC no mat­ter how you cut it, but meh I’m still suck­ered in. I’m look­ing for­ward to more of the fash­ion back­stab­bing, run­way sashay­ing, and all the unveil­ing of the col­lec­tions at the final fash­ion throw­down. Oh and for design­ers around the world if your piece sucks don’t throw your model under the bus like last night it’s tacky & makes you a total d-bag.

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