will you dare say flat lines are always a boredom?

i am actually welcoming the belgian landscape.

all the waves of chaos, hustling sounds, and bazaar fluctuation of the siamese life manners,

i am trading the bliss of confinement for a change. go figure.

crushed by the hollow voice of midnight choir, i am down to my very dangling soul of the good old february days.

"muddy river of loneliness

for the boredom of the road

with no sign of disrespect

for the dark and heavy load

for tomorrow"

popularity doesn't always do a sensible tune justice. so i choose to ditch it.

thankfully, the visuals seem knitted together. preferentially.

jayhawks - blue

life consists of many favorite places.
one of my many favorites since young age is the airport.
there’s the feelings of having the whole world right in front of you.
seeing lovers swing one another through the air, husband murmurs to wife,
people jostle people, kids laugh and cry.
it also represents freedom to me, freedom of exploring the world.
my heart lifts whenever i watch a plane takes off.
i silently say, “take me with you!”, as i watch it disappear.

the childhood dreams on the vast sandy ground of oostende might help you relent my absence.
the chilly wind seemed harmless to the bone with the warmth of the best kids on earth.
the seashell collection, food frolicking, and the wave chasing were the best activies to say hello to the sun among the cool.
i'm looking for the great escape.

aa bondy - rapture (sweet rapture)

the utmost joy i wish to gain from this festive season is not impossible.
the reserved feelings away from the loud sneer and sheer plus some cozy sensation from the loved ones are more than enough.
a good book is a tool to achieve in which i have been lack of reading one as much this year.
so i am more than gay to provide you some food for thoughts in this last day of 2011.
multiple credits to the reading room for awakening my curious instinct once again.
i can compare this place as a man who is ready to give a total stranger a seat on a busy train without any hidden agenda.
even most phony people around may laugh at him, and even question if such an innocent motif ever exists.
"grey imageries" and "ai weiwei speaks" have chanted their inspirational magic which i hope to be claiming them soon on a wish list.
happy holidays, people. spend them well.

kudos to Club21 team - Avipa & Kosin - thank you!

'tis. is. red rad. PERIOD.

drum rolls, please. here comes the dethronement of all sloppy rituals (of ours, that is).
the endless "day number five of a three-day outfit" idea in front of a laptop needs to end.
at this point, we are way too sure there shall be no better shoulder to lean on than ck Calvin Klein.
the grandeur tada is an honorable opportunity to have collaborated with Club21
on the brand's fall 2011 project for our own major style revamp.
please smack us hard in the faces, but the wardrobe tour was way too enjoyable.
a long line of clothing rack full of clean-cut apparels to choose from should be considered a new holy way of life,
we can definitely imagine living in one.
strictly cool, yet sexy, and simple are forever the fine adjectives used for its design.
don't get minimalism the wrong attitude of boredom though. check that reptile-goes-digital print and textured red dress, much self-explained.
less is more? let's just carry on to the less.


blinds unfold, hold your breath, the result is final.
for certain types of lazy bums like us, we never want to spend too much time to dressing up.
we love the fact that the clothes wear well on any circumstance - no fuss in trying too much to impress. the message is delivered.
basically just pull up one piece, mix it all up with one another, and the perfection is right there.
it is evident that ck Calvin Klein already did the deeds - much impressive one through its precise fit and linear shape.
thanks to the generosity for a style tryout by Club21. a newfound glory of fall inspiration is accomplished.
*note-to-self: download Club21 mobile app for more trend updates then hit the sheets.
Photo Credits: Club21 (Thailand)