Sorry for not posting in a while. I've been traveling a lot lately. The good news is that I've been able to get runway inspired dresses for Spring. I've got stuff that were inspired off the runways at Chloe or Gucci's at a fraction of the cost.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Catwalk inspired dresses for Prom
Friday, April 4, 2008
Looks for Spring
Posted by M @ Tru Drama at 1:01 AM
Labels: Apple Bottom, Dereon, Free People, Lady Dutch, Looks, Spring
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
The April Fools' Thief
We caught a thief at the shoe store today. It was a matter of internal theft. We had been investigating missing inventory the past week. We had collected evidence and interviewed staff. It all pointed towards one employee. Prior to discovery of her crime, in my mind she was a model employee. She had what seemed to be a lot going for her... studying at UBC, happy family and seemed to get along well with others.
We caught her with one pair and after much prodding confessed to stealing more merchandise. During the interrogation she had the nerve to blame other staff and was clearly making up her excuses as she went along. It was sad to see such a smart girl humiliate herself with endless excuses. She even gave a poor performance crying. When it was clear we weren't swayed, the tears turned off like a facet.
When she did fully admit to the thefts she claimed that it was because her mom had health problems. If I was her mom, I couldn't think of more devastating or embarrassing news than finding out that my oldest child is a criminal. If she was lying to get sympathy for her crime, I hope karma doesn't swing around and actually make her mom sick.
The conclusion is pretty sad. I felt that she wasn't sorry but more upset that she was caught. This I'm afraid is her greatest flaw. I believe with this sad attitude that she'll steal again. I hope she proves me wrong and finds her way to a happy and successful life.
Posted by M @ Tru Drama at 12:04 AM
Labels: Kris + Cris, shoes, Theft
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Skins, the best teen drama on television
Unfortunately it's not on our televisions. If you're lucky enough to be watching Skins in the UK or watching it by "subversive" means like me, you'll know how powerful the last 4 episodes have been.
I thought Tony relearning (or regaining) his mental and physical capacity was an incredible story arc but the Chris and Jal story blew me away. I was really happy to see Chris find a new sense of maturity. His blossoming relationship with Jal was tender and a relief from his pill popping antics. We all know he does it to hide his pain and not simply to get high.
This last episode (s02e08) was stunning. Jal spent much of the episode pondering and avoiding her pregnancy. When she discovers that Chris has health problems of his own, the story makes the point that life and love are to be treasured. The story was so well done I didn't even recognize that it was doing the most hateful of TV cliches EVER. Yet I fell for it and was choking back tears. I should be mad but I can't wait to watch the next episode.
If you haven't seen Skins yet, do yourself a favor and beg, borrow or steal it. You won't regret it.
Posted by M @ Tru Drama at 10:01 AM
Labels: drama, Skins, television