Montag fliege ich also nach Tokyo. Seit meinem Auslandsaufenthalt sind fast 4 Jahre vergangen und ich bin sehr nervös. Freude empfinde ich nach wie vor noch nicht. Ehrlich gesagt, nagt mich im Hinterkopf ein kleines Gefühle, dass es doch gerade eben erst war, als ich in einen Flieger stieg, um von dort weg zu kommen. Aber es waren 4 lange Jahre.
Die Vorbereitungen laufen schleppend ... jedes Jahr mache ich mir mindestens einen Monat vorher eine Liste, was alles noch gemacht werden muss. Und jedes Jahr warte ich bis 3 Tage vor Abflug, um mich darum zu kümmern. Ich werd auch nicht klüger.
Momentan bin ich dabei, alles an Technik aufzuladen, was aufgeladen werden muss ... das dauert eine ganze Weile. Ich lerne noch schnell ein neues Dance Cover, dass ich dann vor Ort aufnehmen kann. Ich muss alles mögliche an Makeup und Cremes kaufen, weil kurioserweise in jedem Tübchen zu Hause nur noch ein kümmerlicher Rest ist. Ich musste dringend noch ein paar kurze Hosen kaufen, was bei meiner barocken Figur eher Folter ist. Mein Zimmer musste auf Vordermann bringen, jedes Mal ein Abenteuer. Und ja, einen Großteil dieser Sachen hab ich alles heute gemacht, 3 Tage vor Abflug.
Die Freude kommt hoffentlich im Flieger ...
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Friday, July 27, 2012
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Sweet Lolita Tutorial: Colorful Pop Makeup
Sooo, I've made a video, where you can learn how to get the colorful bonbon look for Lolita. It's a very bright and cute eye shadow look, that is perfect for people, who want to highlight their eyes, not darken them like the all time favourite but sometimes depressing smokey eyes.
What you need for this sweet Lolita bonbon look:
Two strong eyeshadows in turquoise and yellow, a black mascara, a black kohl pencil, a pink precision eyeliner, an applicator and an eye shadow brush.
Learn how to apply the makeup here:
What you need for this sweet Lolita bonbon look:
Two strong eyeshadows in turquoise and yellow, a black mascara, a black kohl pencil, a pink precision eyeliner, an applicator and an eye shadow brush.
Learn how to apply the makeup here:
Monday, June 20, 2011
Tokyo Style Check: July 2011
July (and midsummer) are rapidly approaching. Time to check what people might be wearing on the streets of Tokyo!
60s are back! Whether you like the easygoing Hippie style or the girly Student style, plaincolored is a must!
If you want some colorful eyecatcher you can add pattern accessories, but always in combination with muted colors! Blue is a great color this summer.
When it comes to skirts and dresses, there are good news for people, who don't like their legs! Long skirts are hip this summer (do people actually say hip ... maybe I'm not hip anymore?oO) ! They're great to slim strong legs!
For shoes: Sandals. Girly or casual, but alway high-heeled!
Bags with big prints are also great accessories! Dots, patterns, texts ... just BIG!
Finally it's summer. And summer means festivals! Festivals mean Yukata! Flower prints are an all-time favourite.
I hope, you liked it and maybe got some helpful tipps?
Please tell me, what are your trend for July?
Monday, March 14, 2011
Earthquake
Actually I was going to post my cooking experience with cod fish cooked in beer, but after what has happened over the last days, got my mind away from cooking ... well actually I'm cooking more than ever, to get my mind off Japan, but I don't feel like trying new recipes.
In 2008 I've spent several months in Japan in which I've learned, that it's a great country with great people but has it's flaws like every other nation in the world. One are the nuclear power plants. I DO UNDERSTAND they need it for energy. What I don't understand are the people, who believe in thos plants without asking questions. Why isn't there an anti nuclear movement like in any other country? Searching for alternatives? They thought they could win over a technology, that has no future ...
Well ... alright, alright. I understand you shouldn't talk bad about people, who sit in sh*t and I want to help so badly. Japan is the only other country except Germany, where I've lived, so it's like my second home. This year I was going to go back during summer, but who knows, what'll happen to my plans.
TV says, if they don't handle Fukushima soon it might be worse than Tschernobyl in 1986 ... only that Tschernobyl did not have an almost 40 million people city close. Oh God, I don't want to think about it! This is like a horror movie, where population dies due to nuclear war.
Next year is 2012 ... maybe end of the world is not that far away anyway.
In 2008 I've spent several months in Japan in which I've learned, that it's a great country with great people but has it's flaws like every other nation in the world. One are the nuclear power plants. I DO UNDERSTAND they need it for energy. What I don't understand are the people, who believe in thos plants without asking questions. Why isn't there an anti nuclear movement like in any other country? Searching for alternatives? They thought they could win over a technology, that has no future ...
Well ... alright, alright. I understand you shouldn't talk bad about people, who sit in sh*t and I want to help so badly. Japan is the only other country except Germany, where I've lived, so it's like my second home. This year I was going to go back during summer, but who knows, what'll happen to my plans.
TV says, if they don't handle Fukushima soon it might be worse than Tschernobyl in 1986 ... only that Tschernobyl did not have an almost 40 million people city close. Oh God, I don't want to think about it! This is like a horror movie, where population dies due to nuclear war.
Next year is 2012 ... maybe end of the world is not that far away anyway.
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