....a place of vulnerability and discovery

I've had a revolutionary brain wave.

Whilst putting my balance and 'core' stability to the test (which id hopped a year of ballet classes would of improved.) i attempted to cross a 'Slack Line'.  

Slack lining is a new 'CRAZE' (like the yo-yo) in europe. My mother being at the constant fore front of 'active outdoor equipment' purchased one, and i have to say its quite addictive, i am yet to cross it without holding on, but im sure my time will come. 

So, the brain wave..

Im not sure if your aware, but there is many people tapping into the well that is 'Fashion blogs', usually they consist of girls taking photos of there outfits and posting with the tag line 

'found these at the back of my wardrobe, quick casual look'

Times change, technology moves on and i think i need more than an outfit to grab me, i need commitment and passion. Which brings me to combining the slack line and fashion, to result in the ultimate skill vs creativity collaboration. 

If i was watching a girl parading her outfit down a slack line, id be much more impressed.

SO, WATCH THIS SPACE!!

Its been a good week,  me and warren went to London for his interview at Goldsmiths, and he got in! Which is just dead exciting, because he really deserves it and the course sounds perfect for him. I did realise that sitting outside a interview room waiting for somebody is much more nerve racking than being in the interview (considering i could hear everything, cause its drums!).

It was also an exciting trip for me because i got to check out the house i'll be staying in for the year, and its beautiful!!! I feel like i've landed on my feet, and am utterly greatful, God don't half no how to treat a girl :)

This is my room in the attic, theres another big window behind me, and i can lie in bed and look at the clouds, which is pretty much what i do now, also if you haven't noticed... I HAVE A DOUBLE BED! first time ever!!

I also got to go to the central saint martins BA shows, and have a look at what i'll be getting up to in three years time. I was impressed by the skills, but i was surprised that i liked the knitted pieces best, they just seamed more natural and tactile. I didn't see anything which i LOVED, which left me a bit empty as i left, i guess i was expecting to be overwhelmed with inspiration and excitement, but i wasnt.

Then it hit me.....

If i loved everything there, what would be the point of me doing the course? Because it would already of been done. 

So then i got excited.

I'll leave you with a couple of snaps from the inside of the college and an upside down interior....