Polevshchikova

So instead of studying for my Calc II exam which I will have to take within exactly 6 hours, I'm putting together a blog instead. This is probably the 25th blog site I've ever made and the reasons for other ones dying out were probably due to differeing interests and my distaste of broken layouts or awkward URL names.

Hopefully this time, I will entirely narrow down my list of blogs that I actually want to update consistently to this one, my Xanga, and the other blog that no one knows and shouldn't know about. It's a bit difficult because I like to follow where my friends go in terms of blogging because it'd make it more convenient for me to read what they're thinking and yeah, I guess for them to read what I'm thinking.

Anyway, so it's 6:37AM, and I was going through one of the forum threads at FashionSpot, and I came across this absolutely gorgeous picture of Natasha Poly that user diorelle put together to celebrate Natasha's appearance on the cover of US Vogue this May issue.



If anyone were to ask me if I could trade places with anyone for a day, I would wholeheartedly trade my shoes to be this model. I think it's because I fell in love with the idea of this picture. It's not the first time that I wished I could be in New York right now and run around the legendary Tiffany jewelry store for the rest of my life carrying Tiffany shopping bags around or window-shopping at their selection wearing a Givenchy black dress.



There's something about the Tiffany & Co. building in New York that provides some sort of escape in times like these. The idea of that place and the kind of dreamy escape it provides is what makes every picture of a young woman in front of that store so captivating. Seeing that picture of Natasha Poly run out of Tiffany & Co. with joy makes me want to be there right now and do exactly the same thing because even though it doesn't solve any of my problems, it certainly would make me feel much more excited about life rather than knowing that I should be studying for my Calculus exam.

When I do go to pharmacy school, which I absolutely will, I want to make sure the last place I go to before it starts is to visit this place. I know it is incredibly superficial to go to Tiffany and use that place as some sort of inspiration to become motivated about life. However, I think it's one of the many things that I can go to, look at, and think 'someday, someday'. It's weird because it's nto as if I want to own anything from Tiffany. I think if I did own any of it, it would take the magic away, and I don't think there would be this fascination of wanting to go to Tiffany again.