Feature: A Beloved Jelly

I am in love with flats. One, because I can practically go anywhere with it; from school walks, random errands, to mall visits. Two, comfortability issues. And three, myself being unaccustomed to wearing heels since the world began. Haha, kidding. But truth be told, I only wear heels during graduations and debuts. Otherwise, I'm in my old self, wearing a pair of flats.

First thing today, I browsed Melissa Philippines' site since a friend of mine talked about the Brazilian brand. And look what I've found -- avant-garde designed flats! Don't you love the details? :)

Worth a second look, yes?

I've learned that Melissa has partnered  with an array of fashion designers (Vivienne Westwood, Alexandre Herchcovitch, Judy Blame), architects (Karim Rashid) and even furniture designers (Fernando and Humberto Campana)! Melissa is actually a top brand of Grendene, one of the world's largest manufacturer of footwear.

It's jelly, thanks to Melflex technology, with a candy smell, making it just but perfect for jazzing up gloomy, rainy days or should I say, every day? A beloved jelly, indeed! :)

Wallflower

More often than not, I am a fan of the truth. Well, who isn't? I prefer having to face the truth head on even if it means getting myself hurt than have it otherwise. Yes, I cringe at the sound of truth as it comes swooshing by, but yeah, it's better than the fake ecstatic echoes of misleading lies.

That was before.

These past days, I felt so tired of putting up with all the bullshits accompanying my not-so-exciting-life. I don't care about the truth nor the lies. To tell you honestly, I am not so sure which of what I knew is the truth or not. And maybe, even if I thought of a lie as the truth and vice versa, if it doesn't put too much a trouble (in my perspective), I won't be too alarmed and maybe just shrug it off. I see things, keep my mouth shut about it and then I create reasons (or doubts) for each and every truth or lie those people feed me. And by doing that, I understand. 

Then I realized, I was becoming a wallflower little by little, bit by bit.

I want to stay out of the spotlight. And I don't know until when.

Anjia Nemi's Wallflower