One, Two, Three, Matilda!

verbigerating sounds for the sake of people's souls for a long, long, long, long time. blatherskite rather daily. idiolalia is a common gladhappy of mine. remplissage adorns my songs, as well as a blathering of berceuse. most would say i am a galimatias lexiphanic. however, some believe i am brimborion. i prefer macaronic and cromulent.

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giveaway re-posting, i hope you kids learn to understand the value of spider jewelry. giveaway #2 has arrived. before you judge the bangle, you must know that i believe spider jewelry is completely underappreciated. it can really punch you up a few notches and give you some street cred. just check this one out from the lovely glamourai. granted, hers is a little more serious than this kate spade new york bangle but you get the idea. rest assured it has never been worn and is in tip top condition…it’s also one of very few in existence, fancy! to enter for a chance to win either re-blog this post or e-mail me (link in header). in the re-blog or e-mail tell me who in history, literature or a song you would see wearing this and some reasons why you think so. get creative, get original. i’ll stop taking entries on january 31, 2010.

Cleopatra. This is definitely Egyptian-goddess gone minimalistic.

onetwothreematilda reblogged this from textbook and added:

definitely Egyptian-goddess gone minimalistic.
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I’m thinking someone like Mata Hari, poisonous
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I could see Twiggy wearing this for some reason. Maybe its her dramatic...her skinny...
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