Emergency shoes? Not quite.
Portable shoes? Mhm.
Innovative? Absolutely.
Cool. Yes!

Pink… nay… but it does go to the breast cancer foundation. I should have bought black for its purposes though.

These are flexiflats. They’re foldable flats that recently came out [in Melbourne] which I decided to order online so that they find themselves on Sydneysider grounds [if they aren't already].

They’re quite unique, but rather than using it like their site says for after a long day of heels, why not use them before? Granted I hate flats because they hurt and you can see they have no arch support. Rather like those cheap and crappy Rubi shoes. However, it beats walking to work in heels. The bag is veryyy compressed…once the flats are inside it and I like the whole fold up tote thing.

Uni? – over. Well, practically. Got a week of exams left.

I need to spend this week studying.

Blah.

I want to draw stuff. Not sure if I’ll submit my entry to tafe. I mean, I can’t really draw without a working tablet now can I? Not for digital art at any rate.

…. and with it goes my ability to express visually, brush stroke by brush stroke.

That tablet pc is broken now, remainders needing a fix in later days, and all that is left is the netbook, a much inferior tool. Pretty, light with a great battery life. But just not the same as my beloved lifebook.

Actually, it still clings on to life but if I plug it in for any longer that burning smell and sparking might say the contrary. Dc-in? I believe it’s gone out.

And to think that the tafe graphics design submission has to be handed in soon if I want to do tafe concurrently with uni! Ahh. All my graphics programs [other than photoshop] are on that thing and I don’t know where my tablet [not tablet pc] is.
I have the perfect idea of a cyborg – in fact, it’ll look fairly human. I’m strangely enough inspired by those strange creatures who get cosmetic surgery when all their features are still perfectly usable. All in the name of vanity. But hey, they can be cyborg inspirations. Just imagine that silicone being filled with nanorobots, eating away at all that plastic and forming microchips.