one day i'm feeling classy. the next i want to be a native american.
another day i'm feeling incredibly "hipster". on other days i want to be a hippie.
in my early teen years, "the awkward years" is what i like to call it, i had the worst taste in everything.
my clothes consisted of the ugliest apparel you could purchase from american eagle and old navy.
i loved mainstream music. too much.
i never did my hair. and if i did. it looked awful.
i was horrendously plump.
i like to keep this phase and mere blur in my past.
i was so awkward.
it wasn't until the end of tenth grade that i started morphing from chubby caterpillar to decent looking butterfly. but even then, i was still awkward.
my clothes got better. i thought before i bought.
i figured out how to do my hair.
i started playing lacrosse, so i was becoming less plump.
and i found music that fits me. (i'm a total indie junkie, but i'm down for anything, but country).
and now i feel like i've gotten myself under control.
but now to the actual point. i am currently going through a major 50s/60s/ sort of 70s phase, with a hint of native american. i'm dying to go to thrift stores and search for some cool clothes and nifty trinkets.
i just want to live in the 50s or 60s. the music, the clothes, the style, the boys. it's perfect.
i watched the sandlot and the sandlot 2 the other day. need i say more?
here's my current summer playlist:
fun, fun, fun - the beach boys
do it again - the beach boys
stir it up - bob marley
buffalo soldier - bob marley
summer day - coconut records
lover - devendra banhart
heart it races - dr. dog
there goes my baby - the drifters
this magic moment - the drifters
40 day dream - edward sharpe + the magnetic zeros
devil in diguise - elvis presley
stuck on you - elvis presley
pumped up kicks - foster the people (ALWAYS my summer song)
when they fight, they fight - generationals
you make my dreams - hall + oates
summer in the city - the lovin' spoonful
summer - the magic kids
go places - the new pornographers
in the summertime - shaggy
i was made for you - she + him
something good can work - two door cinema club
I love and miss you. You ARE going to marry my good looking friend. Seriously, you two are MEANT for each other. Plus, he is the only thrifter I know that would give you a run for your MONEY!!! BAHA!
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