our feet were cold in the photobooth

-Benjamins Toga 18th-

I can finally now say that I have been to and have attended a toga party :) Yes I've only been to one but toga parties are so much fun for some reason. Can't depend on the costumes that everyone was shivering in right? But whatever, Bens backyard was set very nicely- candles lit, those survivor looking light poles, and white drapes over our heads. I made my toga out of my mums old lacy curtains she didn't want. By the end of the night my toga was ripped and in pieces, but that was cool :)

-Hannahs 1920s 18th Night-

As I have mentioned in previous blogs, Hannahs 18th was most enjoyable. Not as rowdy as most 18ths have been but more sociable and mellow. Everyone looked super fantabulus in their costumes/ attire.

This is Hannah opening her the present that we got her. It was a tangle, we first discovered them in Singapore but this is the more bigger version we found in Subi a few years ago. I was so lucky that they still had them in stock! :) This is what a tangle looks like, they are really quite amazing.

Photo credits: Tangle website

For now I have to get my head stuck into my chemistry study. Sigh, major arch enemy, when will I ever understand you?

Currently listening to: Fighting in a Sack- The Shins