
Friday, 31 August 2012
I BEG YOU!

Monday, 27 August 2012
tribute to my godfather.

Monday, 20 August 2012
weekly round-up 9.
Went to the Bledisloe this weekend and NZ won ;) I thoroughly enjoy looking at Dan Carter - anyone else?

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connecting the dots
Tuesday, 14 August 2012
the beauty of blogging + bobbi!
The blogging community is (for the most part!) kind and
supportive. It’s a medium where people are celebrated and their achievements
are shared. It’s quite amazing that you can find people on the other side of
the world that you can connect so beautifully with.
It is a perfect place to be inspired by words and images
that you otherwise may never, ever see. I think that so many people have hidden
talents that become repressed by the way our society is constructed. I do
believe that in this day and age, through the help of social media sites and
changing attitudes, people do genuinely feel more comfortable expressing
themselves and don’t feel limited. For this present scenario I am so happy and
feel so blessed to be privilege to the inner workings of some beautiful minds.
Lately I’ve been feeling inspired by one person in
particular. The amazing Bobbi @ Today I’m Bobbi (who also designed my blog!) is
very gifted and extremely talented. Artistically she knows no bounds and
applies her gifts to blog design and fantastic writing. Her “this and that”
series fills me with such happiness weekly -- she shares little online tidbits
and for some reason I always seem to love them all!
Bobbi is just one (beautiful) example of the joys of
blogging. Stumbling across a kindred spirit who lives thousands of kilometres
away brings such happiness to your soul. It brings perspective and humility and
provides a source of inspiration that challenges you to see everything in a new
light.
Oh and before you all freak out by the super creepy nature of this post, she told me it was okay to rant and rave about her.
Oh and before you all freak out by the super creepy nature of this post, she told me it was okay to rant and rave about her.
I’d love to meet people in the blogging community that have
awed you by simply existing! Let me know who floats your boat! :-) Happy
blogging blog lovers!

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thoughts
Monday, 13 August 2012
weekly round-up 8.
Coffee humour, it's ma thang // But tea, I take tea very seriously. This is my new addiction!
Some serious excitement about the success of Justin's candle blowing skills! // Sunday cuddles + TV with my little Buffatron.

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connecting the dots
Wednesday, 8 August 2012
top 5 iphone apps
Hi, my name is Jasmine and I am addicted to my iPhone.
I love what it is capable of and with the ease that it does everything. True story: I didn't plan to stay at Justin's the other night and therefore I hadn't packed a bag. I had no pyjamas, no clean clothes for the next day, no make up, no nothing. I did, however, have my phone and felt fine. I had no clean underwear and was completely okay with this. I realised that I'm more comfortable being without clean underwear than I am being without my phone.
And with my underwear as your last thought, I give you my top 5 favourite iPhone apps.
Dropbox
If you haven't heard of this as a concept, I don't really understand how you function. Dropbox is a program that links all of your devices and allows you to share documents and pictures with each device with so much ease. You simply just drop whatever it is into the program and let it all sync. It makes transferring iPhone pictures onto the computer a piece of cake.
TripView
If you catch public transport on the semi-regular, you need this app. It has Sydney (sorry international followers!) public transport times for the ferry, the buses and the trains. I use this religiously for my train trips to and from university because it is so simple to navigate and constantly updates timetables when they need doing. It's accurate, quick, easy to use and provides a lot of information.
TeuxDeux
This app keeps me accountable. To myself. Balancing work, university, this blog and the billion other things I seem to have happening, it is so easy to forget little but important things. This cute app is well designed (which I love - if you're aesthetically pleasing, I will love you forever) and also syncs to the computer version. It also transfers whatever you don't mark as having completed to the next day so you really can't forget about it!
Camera+
I bought this app awhile ago because I wanted a good photo taking app that gave me more freedom than the standard camera app and then edit in instagram. This does the trick so well. It gives you a lot of manual freedom and the editing options are quite comprehensive. It's my go-to photography app now and I am very happy about that.
Pulse
This app is also beautifully designed. You just "subscribe" to news articles you wish to read, or themes of articles rather, and it just updates them for you. I personally subscribe to National Geographic and indulge my secret obsession with big cats on the daily. It saves you trawling through articles you don't care for and gives you the ones you do in a lovely way.
So there you have it! I have some others I also quite like that didn't make the cut -- perhaps next time! What are your favourite apps? Any that you recommend I get?

I love what it is capable of and with the ease that it does everything. True story: I didn't plan to stay at Justin's the other night and therefore I hadn't packed a bag. I had no pyjamas, no clean clothes for the next day, no make up, no nothing. I did, however, have my phone and felt fine. I had no clean underwear and was completely okay with this. I realised that I'm more comfortable being without clean underwear than I am being without my phone.
And with my underwear as your last thought, I give you my top 5 favourite iPhone apps.
Dropbox
If you haven't heard of this as a concept, I don't really understand how you function. Dropbox is a program that links all of your devices and allows you to share documents and pictures with each device with so much ease. You simply just drop whatever it is into the program and let it all sync. It makes transferring iPhone pictures onto the computer a piece of cake.
TripView
If you catch public transport on the semi-regular, you need this app. It has Sydney (sorry international followers!) public transport times for the ferry, the buses and the trains. I use this religiously for my train trips to and from university because it is so simple to navigate and constantly updates timetables when they need doing. It's accurate, quick, easy to use and provides a lot of information.
TeuxDeux
This app keeps me accountable. To myself. Balancing work, university, this blog and the billion other things I seem to have happening, it is so easy to forget little but important things. This cute app is well designed (which I love - if you're aesthetically pleasing, I will love you forever) and also syncs to the computer version. It also transfers whatever you don't mark as having completed to the next day so you really can't forget about it!
Camera+
I bought this app awhile ago because I wanted a good photo taking app that gave me more freedom than the standard camera app and then edit in instagram. This does the trick so well. It gives you a lot of manual freedom and the editing options are quite comprehensive. It's my go-to photography app now and I am very happy about that.
Pulse
This app is also beautifully designed. You just "subscribe" to news articles you wish to read, or themes of articles rather, and it just updates them for you. I personally subscribe to National Geographic and indulge my secret obsession with big cats on the daily. It saves you trawling through articles you don't care for and gives you the ones you do in a lovely way.
So there you have it! I have some others I also quite like that didn't make the cut -- perhaps next time! What are your favourite apps? Any that you recommend I get?

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geek out
Monday, 6 August 2012
weekly round-up 7.
Being indie with my iced tim tam drink and wearing Converse // This is my new best friend; everyone, meet Mr Nutella Crepe. He's also conveniently my new lover.

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connecting the dots
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