I can do magic!

We teased, splashed and accessorized! Yep with all that jazz! Mind you it wasn't easy! Yes, it was a struggle and painful but nonetheless what matters is how pretty sight she became after. I was the one who dolled her up.









I love colors. From clothes to accessories to make up. I am a queer for crying out loud. It runs through my veins and can detect an eye-sore from an eye-candy.

 I am frustrated fashion designer.....

The freakier the better

I do my own make up as well.....

every night is an opening night.....

may it be just a regular day

or even a gala such as this....

well that was oh-so 4 years ago.... a done deal for me already!

Avatar: The Legend of Aang

 Finally, I hit the remote button STOP and snoozed. After 72 long hours of excitement and fun. The saga ended with the evil Fire Lord Ozai stripped down of his fire bending powers and Aang successfully saving the entire four nations from extinction.

The four nations: the Water Tribes( (tai chi chuan), the Earth Kingdom(Hung Ga kung fu), the Air Nomads( (baguazhang), and the Fire Nation(Northern Shaolin kung fu) were also the elements that the new Avatar needs to learn in order for him to reach the avatar state needed to defeat the Fire Lord.

Divided into 3 books: Water, Earth and Fire elaborated how Aang mastered the four elements, keeping the friendship, fighting for the greater good and learning the ways of the people. 

Katara, a waterbender girl who also became Aang's shifu for waterbending. Sokka, Katara's brother who mastered the ways of the sword and boomerang. Toph, the blind Earthbending master who taught Aang of the techniques and styles of the Earth tribe traveled the world together in search of the knowledge and to archetype the four elements. Antagonists, Zuko and Azula, Fire Lord Ozai's children both firebending prodigy, were the ones who hunted the Avatar. 

The whole series was exhilarating, it may just be an anime but the lesson and teachings of the Asian-influenced society were so core-redeeming. The movements were epic and the cast was amazing. And the detours? You will love them all, hilarious, funny and eye-opener! But what I loved most was how different Aang's viewpoint was. It never makes sense at first but if you run over the thought, over and over? It creates a clangor!