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Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Vintage dress HAUL.

Here I am. Late. As usual. Maybe I should stop commenting on how late my posts are and pretend I meant them to be that way... We'll see.
Anyhoo. (Who else feels like the word anyhoo is really awkward? Me! Yet I used it. Why.) I got a huge beautiful vintage haul from my trip to finland from my great aunt! I'm super excited  to wear these lovelies. Enjoy.


The very last dress is much too long for me and I needed a cool finland-gift for Deanna , so that one now belongs to her.
Love! I'm exhausted from rehearsals and class and school. Time for bed. :)
-Kierna


Friday, August 26, 2011

Have you ever noticed...

Hi.

So lately I've been noticing things that happen to me consistently and are odd or interesting or annoying. And I've been noticing said things, and then wondering if other people notice them too or if it's just me... Which would be awk. (Awk is short for awkward, if you didn't get the memo.)
Anyways.

Have you ever noticed:
-When you put your earbuds down (like for an ipod or something)on a flat surface in a completely spread out manner, and they aren't tangled at all, and then you don't touch them and leave for an hour or so, and then you come back and they're completely tangled. No reason. Just, you know. In a knot.

-How fitting-room lighting can instantly make you look hideous, no matter how good you thought you looked when you left the house? It's like, you would think they would want to make you look better in the clothes so you would buy them... But nope. Fitting-room lighting is not flattering.

-How fruit tastes so much better if you stop to think about how pretty it is? Like really, fruit is so yummy, and sometimes I forget how yummy it is and I have to stop and stare at it for a little while and go wow. I am eating the outside of a seed. And it tastes amazing.

-How foreign people just automatically make clothes look more fashionable? Like I'll see a foreign person and wonder how they are pulling off the highwaters and whitey-tightey tennis shoes (not knockin the whitey-tighteys! I've seen some urban-cool ones.) and then I'll realize ohh, yep. That's why. They're foreign, so they can wear anything. 

And that concludes Have You Ever Noticed... for today. :) 

Thanks for reading! Tomorrow (hopefully) I have a super amazing post coming up. My great aunt in finland gave me a hugeeee beautiful haul of vintage dresses and I can't wait to show them...  

-Kierna

Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Monday, August 22, 2011

Home from Finland!

Hi!
So, I know it's been awhile. I've been home from Finland for a week now, but I pretty much hit the ground running and haven't had time to breathe!
Here's what I've been up to: Signing up for college classes (Dance with Deanna , Pilates, Creative Writing, Private Voice lessons), hanging with friends and family, and best of all, auditioning for The Pajama Game and getting the lead, Babe Williams! Pretty much just being named Babe is a win... If you've never heard of The Pajama Game, its a super cute 1960's musical filled with adorable music and even MORE adorable clothes. I'm SO excited. :)
I will be back later with Part 1 of my Finland pictures!

For now...


Be back soon...

-Kierna 

Thursday, July 21, 2011

In love with...

These.


And This.


Annnnnnd This.


Seriously. It's like all I can think about.

-Kierna


Monday, July 18, 2011

Masks.

Hey.
So the drama camp I did during the whole month of June was an amazing, thought-provoking experience. I and about 40 other campers went on a journey together through our fears, inhibitions, and hopes to create a truly unique show.

The process that we went through together was complicated and at times kindof insane, (lets play the trust-fall game together for an hour, but instead of just falling from a standing position, let's climb on each other's shoulders!) but it was so freeing to simply trust. We all took a huge risk and put ourselves out there, we searched for and found a strangely deep trust in people that we hardly knew outside of camp.

Creating our own show involved hours of brainstorming, improvisation, writing, journaling, working together in groups, working alone, tears, laughs, and flat-out craziness as we all came up with matierial that was brought out of who we are as people.

Our show theme was Masks. We all put on masks every day, masks to change who we are, to hide, to make ourselves look better or look worse, to fit in, to stand out, to be someone other then ourselves. As we fought as campers to take off our own masks for each other, we each found a little more of who we are and TRUE beauty and honesty emerged.

It was a risk, for all of us, since what if you take off your mask and the true you isn't enough?
I think that's the biggest struggle for me. What if I'm not enough?
Not pretty enough.
Not talented enough.
Not funny enough.
Not smart enough.

But going throught this camp affirmed something in me that I've known my whole life, something that takes practice and bravery to truly believe: That I AM ENOUGH. My true beauty comes from unique manifestation of God in Kierna, and even though I still don't have it down-pat, even though sometimes I still put on a mask or lose my way, I'm getting closer to fully realizing my true identity.

YOU ARE ENOUGH.



-Kierna



Friday, July 15, 2011

A Few Small Boxes.

Hi. :)











I just noticed my room was full of random small boxes, so I decided to share them with you. :)

-Kierna

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