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B-day: May 13th
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Inspiration: MUSIC . FASHION . ART . COLOR . DANCE . PHOTOGRAPHY . LIFE .

Bio: about to be college bound ! creative, wandering mindd . lover, dreamer . . . I'm inspired by the people in my life, the places I've been (&& where I want to go), and the curiosity of life in itself.

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EAT SHOP LOVE ! (Review)
18 July 2010
Yesterday I was browsing through Harper's Bazaar August 2010 Issue with the fierce Cameron Diaz on the cover and I stumbled upon a great article entitled, EAT SHOP LOVE. Julia Roberts stars in the book turned movie "Eat, Pray, Love" (author: Elizabeth Gilbert) which hits theatres August 13th (I'm def catching that one) and it's about a woman who comes to a point in her life where she needs to find herself with a little soul searching and traveling.
The article is basically about taking what's within reach and indulging yourself with what surrounds you instead of the need to wisk yourself away to a far away land to get in touch with yourself. What you need is to make a few changes in your life to really see a difference. No need for anything really profound, just something that'll make you happy for now (maybe shallow even).

"Instead of going deep, why not go shallow? Instead of the high-minded, why not allow yourself to experience the transformative joys of the profoundly superficial?" - 'Eat Shop Love'


I do agree with this new mantra. Everyone needs to be indulged and spoiled every once in a while (especially those working women and moms out there). Eating great food, buying amazing clothes, and loving to your heart's fullest capacity will make anyone want to do a few somersaults in the middle of the street. Shopping for me just makes me happy, point blank. I'm not trying to fill a void or anything but after I just dropped a hundred or so at the mall and got some really great pieces to add to my wardrobe, I don't know about you but I feel AMAZING afterward. I never feel guilty after a shopping spree because I make good choices about price points for myself so when I find that top that I just gotta have and it happened to be on sale, I'm instantly proud of myself for even finding it like"Where have you been all my life!"

So the moral of this story is , go ahead and treat yourself! Try being indulgent and do what makes YOU happy for once. Just don't go crazy! (Bonquiqui voice)

EAT PRAY LOVE



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My Introduction . . .
19 February 2010
My name is Marlee. I'm a 16 year-old dreamer / aspiring graphic designer / fashion / music loverrr ! I'm at a crossroads in my life, a defining turning point. Next year I will be graduating highschool and going off to college but I'm still not sure what I want to do with my life as of yet. I'm stuck in the middle of two paths: being a rebel and being an arts major (graphic/web design) OR becoming a pediatric RN. Yeah I know pretty drastically DIFFERENT paths!

I'm a creative person, I love to work with space filling it with images, colors, and fonts. My sister and I ran our own website/blog for about five years and we designed our own layouts using photoshop and CSS/HTML. I find myself at ease just making layouts on my own just for the pleasure of it and that's why I'd know I'd be good at web design and if I learned more about programming I could become great. I find myself critiquing websites that I stumble upon, finding ways that they could better convey the message they want to portray to the visitor. I love making projects for school that involve starting from scratch, getting inspired, and creating imagery through posterboard and/or powerpoints.


All in all I'm just a very creative being. I LOVE love LOVE to write poetry or simply write my thoughts down as I am writing now. I currently attend an academy with a curriculum based on the health field; it's basically a college prep high school on a campus with other career-centered academies. It's pushing me towards a career in the health field but is it normal to possibly want to become a nurse but to absolutely be disgusted by math?! I'm more of an English class type of person though I do well in all of my classes. My dilemma is I'm just afraid that if I go down the path of becoming a nurse I won't get the opportunity to channel my creative/artsy drive. I'm afraid that one day I'm going to wake up and regret choosing that path. Whatever I do in life, I want to make sure that I'm happy and that I have a career that I love.

My family knows that I do well in school and I have the potential to become a doctor if I wanted to but I don't want to fail nor do I want to do something just because it is expected of me (and did I mention i absolutely despise math?!). In my family most of the women are nurses and the health field is the most prized career. It's the financial aspect of it all also. It's pretty much guaranteed that I'll make a decent paycheck being a pediatric RN and I'll also be able to afford all the luxuries in life that I desire while supporting my future family.


So. . . .starving artist or family-friendly pediatric RN ?

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