It just suits us well.

Welcome to February, everyone. Since I had plenty of time to spend watching Marilyn Manson videos over and over, I figured that I should take some goofy pictures of the Manson-inspired outfits I've been traipsing around town in.

Yesterday, I wore this lovely ensemble to work because I was able to see the sun, finally.

I told you these pictures were goofy. This is because I start work around noon and do not get home until one or two a.m., which is when this photoshoot took place. Also, I am naturally goofy-looking at times.

This outfit is composed of a Target dress that my grandmother bought me when my luggage was lost at the airport and my orange Doc Martens. Basically, I was trying to recreate the vibe of classic Twiggy Ramirez.

And that's what I'm up to these days. I also bought some new heels that I'll excitedly post about soon!

News Brief

I fully intended to post something else before I left for winter break adventures, but alas. I am somewhere in Orange County at the moment. We've been running around California, and we're planning some fun in Las Vegas/Area 51/Santa Anita race track for the coming days. I bought some fabulous, extravagant shoes in Hollywood that warrant their own post at a later date.

Back in Nevada, I left behind some terrific snow, freezing fog and black ice. It seems like a different world, man. I'm going to the beach! Anyhow, these are some pictures that were taken by my friend Sam before I headed out of town.

As you can see, I was in the habit of wearing my orange Doc Martens every day, as it was the only way to wade through the snow whenever I left the house. And I finally had to switch up the jackets I was wearing to make use of my red raincoat as I artfully reclined in Sam's bathtub and held a guitar. As one would do.

You can check out Sam's budding photography career on her Flickr.

And I'll keep you updated at the next sign of free Internet access on the road. Keep an eye out for an upcoming 'Shoes That I Shouldn't Have Bought But Did Anyway-- No Regrets!' post.