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One time I came across a fashion blogger who always dress in vintage. From all of her pictures that I've seen, she never wore pants and I think it's really cool when you have your own typical way of dressing and not following the current trend. At the time, I wasn't sure if her style was from the 50s or the 60s, so I googled it and I started to think, "but how was the fashion in the 30s? the 40s? or the 70s and so on. Then I started to learn decades by decades fashion evolution and it's quite interesting so I decided to make a post on my blog about it! Just to share something I just learnt. Hope you enjoy!
(PS: It's the fashion in the Europe/America)
It's been years since I swam until yesterday. My friends and I went to Wonders Water World at CBD Polonia to swim and having fun at the water park. It was all fun until I got home and my whole body is in pain and my arms get some sun burnt and it hurts until the next morning I woke up. I didn't know sun burnt could make my skin peeled and hurt. I thought it was just going to make me tanned. Dang it. Not to mention how awfully dirty the place is. There were dirt everywhere even under the water! This will be the first and only time I went there. So gross.
To celebrate our graduation of high school, my school held a party at Ria Restaurant for us seniors to party. This party also included middle school students who are about to go to high school. There were delicious foods and awesome performances from the students. My class didn't perform anything because something got in the way. Yeah we've planned to perform something but things happened so we didn't, in the end.
I don't know what date exactly is my school's anniversary, but on Saturday, May 2nd, my school celebrated their 55th anniversary at The Regale International Convention Center. My old school, precisely. Because I'm no longer going to high school. Aha! Yes. I'm starting college this August.
For my school's 55th anniversary, there are a lot of celebration. First, there are chess competition, speech competition, sport competition, and a lot more completion that I'm not keeping up. And then there's this bazaar.
One time before my National Exam aka finals began, my friend discovered this one festival about water war and color splash thing. It's basically just to shoot people with water and watercolor in a gun they had provided us. They also provided us a T-shirt and a waterproof pocket for phone. It took place right after our finals so we thought it'd be cool for us to attend it as our own farewell party. It also has live DJ music in the event. So most people in my class decided to bought the tickets. And we're so excited for today to come.
