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Macarons with Crissey

Tricia Gosingtian Crissey Si Trissey

Tricia Gosingtian Crissey Si Trissey

Tricia Gosingtian Crissey Si Trissey

Tricia Gosingtian Crissey Si Trissey

Tricia Gosingtian Crissey Si Trissey 

While having lunch with Crissey (who gave me these adorable Tous Les Jour macarons) at La Creperie, I brought out one of my digital toy cameras for us to play with. In the end, iPhone quality is still a million times better, but once in a while it’s overly fun to do that lomo concept where you don’t get to see the pictures until you have the film developed, or in this case, until you plug the camera into your computer. This kind of photo quality reminds me of my old Kodak Easyshare from way back 2004. But at least that camera had a viewfinder, haha. Suddenly I’m extra grateful for that. 

SO I’m trying to get back into the habit of taking pictures of things other than fashion. Thankfully iPhoneography and Instagram have been constant reminders. I started my Internet presence doing something similar to this post, and I never want to let go. Just very spontaneous and candid. Nothing too contrived. It is so easy to continue with what’s popular or what sells the most, but it feels absolutely horrible when you realize that you’re losing a little bit of yourself along the way. I will not lose this personal side of my blog ever (again). I will remain steadfast.

High-res Sweet Pitaya is finally open. It’s an NJ, USA-based online shop that sells quality Asian fashion imported from Korea. Thank you so much to the owner, Rachel, for sending me so many things to wear (I got to keep everything!) and to shoot. This also marks my second time to model for an American brand (the first one being Cute Plush) - awesome! Thanks to Crissey for helping me with the last photo too.



Good news to all the American fans of Asian fashion!

Sweet Pitaya is finally open. It’s an NJ, USA-based online shop that sells quality Asian fashion imported from Korea. Thank you so much to the owner, Rachel, for sending me so many things to wear (I got to keep everything!) and to shoot. This also marks my second time to model for an American brand (the first one being Cute Plush) - awesome! Thanks to Crissey for helping me with the last photo too.

Good news to all the American fans of Asian fashion!

Before anything else, we didn’t practice at all before recording this - we just picked up some dance steps from watching videos of their performances in the past. This was made purely for fun, because we are very bored children who have huge girlcrushes on SNSD members. All of our videos are spontaneous as well, so… expect some chaos. Crissey does lulz-y versions of K-pop songs a lot - she also did a So Hot video with Domz last year. Huzzah. Gee does this to you!