Bright, but dim
This is the cool lamp I pretended to have a conversation with today at the new Hollister flagship store (for initial impressions, read the entry below this one.)
It’s dim in here. This is a direct allegory to the staff, even though 50% of them look awesome in hip huggers and tube tops.
I’m getting tired. It’s been a long week after a short vacation. And I haven’t written in awhile, so I’m probably off on rhythm, cadence, and bullshot bullshit accuracy.
There is a deathly, haunting singularity about this Hollister place that makes you think of nightmares.
The kind of maze-like dreams where you keep trying to find something only to lose it over and over.
Or, conversely, the kind of dream where you try to escape something, but it imprisions you endlessly.
Either way, the ghosts are fluid and fast.
4 comments:
I went into a Hollister -once-. Central Fla's version isn't so swanky. Similarities: Stinky cologne smell and somewhat decent music. Differences: Located in local mall with local, twit brained, mildly attractive high school seniors manning the store. Alllll of the males working were/are gay. Think skinny, concave chest and popped up collars. No ripped dude abs for this consumer to gawk at :(. My oldest refuses to step foot in said store. Says it's one notch above Hot Topic. Think suburbian sheep.
Love the title. Do you want a bracelet or an anklet? Plain or w/ beads?
Bracelet would be easier than an anklet, from a practical stand point. (Less gay and I tend to wear rock star boots even in the summer - it's a NYC thing). A bead or two wouldn't hurt, since I like stuff with character. Especially if they're made by characters. Of which you are a rare breed.
Went nightswimming and just realized I have something eel-like in my hair. Time for a shower.
Night swimming? Sounds FUN! Colored beads or wooden beads. Ya, I was thinking bracelet, too.
Character- I like that description. Takes one to know one.:)
Your call. You know me.
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