Showing posts with label new zealand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new zealand. Show all posts

11.27.2010

There's definitely something about rummaging through photo albums and old keepsakes. Stumbled across these tonight. Can't get enough.





my very own parents on the left around the time they met.

my photo's don't look nearly as cool as these bad boys. sincere apologies future children of mine.

6.10.2010

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Sorry to have 3 consecutive posts with the word 'iphone' in it now but i must send out a big thank you to my old childhood -and clearly very crafty- friend Martine {yes all the way from the motherland, new zealand!} for sending this lovely owl case over! i love it! and now have the hard task of finding something equally as cool to post back. Do check out her blog! {by clicking that ol' link on ze left}

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11.15.2009

call me macaulay culkin...

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well at least for the next week. my family have all left me for the motherland this weekend, new zealand that is.
hello tv dinners, my name's kamaia.


{personal pictures from the local beach back home}

10.28.2009

for starters..

Thanks to my five month hiatus from uni and the need to fill my time with something other than re runs of greys anatomy {love it} and facebook I have decided to take a leap and make a blog. I say leap because I’ve never been too good at chronicling my day-to-day activities- chronicling anything really is certainly no strength of mine, I was never one to keep a calendar and student planners would usually go out the window come first week back. In fact I think the longest time I had a ‘diary’ was two weeks, the average entry would usually go something like this;


Oh Diary (really future me reading this),

yesterday was the same as today, and why am I telling you this anyway, you should remember. Idiot!

Signed,

Kamaia.


Yep. A disaster! So let’s {you reading this, or future me if this doesn’t take off} hope that the above won’t get repeated again.

So here goes, I lived in a teeny tiny town all the way in New Zealand for half my life before packing up and moving with my family to Melbourne, Australia. As said up top I’m a uni student who earns cash by serving popcorn and other tasty tasty treats at the local cinema.

Good music makes me smile. Typos make me cringe -and this is my blog.