Adventures of China Doll: Easter Sunday Edition

Well, it's another family holiday, and it's another time that i let China Doll come out of the box. if you don't know who china doll is, then you have never read this blog. shame on you! anyways, china had a really good easter. here's some pics:

{china found her egg}

{skydiving}

{guess who got a bike for easter? china doll.}

{china loves arizona ice tea}

{taking a nap with her eyes open...you never know when a ninja is gonna bite you in the ass}

{china is always parched}

xoxo

i almost deleted my grad acceptance email

 i was looking through my email inbox today and i was deleting random shiiii: iTunes receipts, vogue subscriptions, late library book fees, etc. and i accidentally deleted this thing called "grad school admission" it took me a second to realize that i deleted, like, i don't know, the most important message of my life (well, i'm probably going to get the actual letter in the mail but whatever), i retrieved it from the trash thingy and read it. IM GOING TO GRAD SCHOOL IN THE FALL!!!! OMG OMG OMG OMG. excited. anyways, no one really reads this blog anyways, but i thought i would share it to the world. so, overall, i am a future graduate student. that is. if i graduate this spring. baha! well, goodnight cruel world. i've only gotten mayyyyyyybe 12 hours of sleep this past 36 hours so it's time for sleep sleep. 

xoxo

p.s. it is finally spring and it makes my soooo happy that i can wear shorts

inspiration

{Heart's a Blur by Jessie Alymore}

to those who read this blog:

i'm sorry that i haven't written in awhile. i've been super busy with school and having a life. haha just kidding! i don't really have a life... anyways, this girl in my art class told me about this amazing magazine called Frankie and i ruv it. i found some of these pics on there that have inspired me and have also brightened my day a little bit. enjoy! now back to my irritated state that finals has brought upon me...

{design by Natalie Nicklin}

{NY-SEE by Julie Patterson}

{collage by Beth Hoeckel]}