About Me
everyone needs Maneki Neko (lucky cat)
lexie.
i like fun.
i like to dress up.
most days, i like to wear a hat.
i design stuff, draw stuff, make stuff, play stuff, listen to stuff, read stuff, appreciate stuff, and think about a lot of stuff.
i think in riddles, speak in metaphores.
a pantone colour swatch is a very important rainbow in my life, another is my friends.
counting the true ones on your hand is something i think everybody should be greatful for, and i am.
my favourite thing is tea and conversation in excellent company.
invaluable are those who challenge my thinking. they're my other favourite thing :)
seeing truth in anothers eyes, respect in their touch, love in their kiss ..these things i value highly in the company i keep.
i have incredible perceptive insight, i’d use it on myself if only i had some problems ;)...
therefore, i can't fool myself and you won't be able to either.
i consider my nature to be black and white, every colour, no greyscale. really cant get my head around the purpose of furthermore have no use for grey areas, i never have two doors open at once.
i respect those that respect themselves, i don’t make choices that are at cost to another.
therefore im not into time wasting, self-righteousness, narcisscism, artificial anything, and that i have to make a choice between coincidence, fate, or a higher power.
i love new music, aesthetics, finding lost things, missing the bumps on the freeway, epiphanies, stories, inside jokes, 70% noir lindt, cuddles, older men, good investments, anyone with a plan, and having peace in my heart. you can't beat that.
life in stereo
ps. i've never felt it necessary to prove myself to anyone, and i'm not about to start now. evidently there is this school of thought, and it's my observation of late that the most articulate, witty, and (funny enough) impressionable individuals have unknowingly succombed to this superficial persuit. i have the highest distain for this kind of behaviour and will not participate. trivial and immature. great personality does not equate to depth of character.