Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Anna In Pink.




So. Hi.

My beautiful friend Anna came up to me one day, and said to me: "Caroline, tomorrow my hair is going to be pink". And it was. Oooohh, but it was. Pink and beautiful.

Anna used to have hair the color of light chocolate. Now, it's a deep, vibrating, dark pink. The reactions she has gotten out of this have varied; from envy to strange looks to degrading comments to amazed compliments.

I admire Anna's courage and her whimsical teenage-choice. I know that dying your hair some whacky color has been a classic teenage rebellion-move since the dawn of time; or at least the dawn of hair-dye. But still; it's different when you see it up close. Anna is actually only the second of my close friends to announce, that she was going to dye her hair. Other girls I know have started coloring their hair as well; blue, green, pink... Dip-dye, or like Anna, all the way through. And, to be honest, I don't think I'd ever haver the zeal or courage to do it myself. But maybe that's just because I'd look like Nicki Minaj in a bad pink wig.

But hey. These are the years of our teenage rebellion! And "if you're going to do something in life, you should go all the way..."

Good for you, Anna!




Pink Floyd The Great Gig In The Sky



Model Anna Elise Martensen
Photographer and stylist Ida Marie Martensen


ANNA ELISE MARTENSEN, 16, COPENHAGEN:

HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR STYLE IN GENERAL?

I really don't know how to describe my style. I get inspired daily by different things; art, music, pictures, photography of streetstyle and, above all, my sister. She has a really special grunge / japanese / pastel-colored style. Most of all, I think she inspires me every day to think "Fuck what other people think, I'll put this on, because I feel like it right now." So yeah, my style is my mood, I guess. I don't know!


HOW DID YOU DECIDE ON COLORING YOUR HAIR BRIGHT PINK?

First of all, I didn't exactly plan for it to happen; I took an impulsive decision, because lately I've been walking around, feeling tired of the thought, that I had never done anything crazy or strange with my hair. And since so many girls at AU (Aurehøj Gymnasium) gradually have started getting the fashionable dip-dyes in pretty colors, I thought (as previously stated) "Fuck it, I'm going all in this time, I've never tried being rebellious, and that's just something you've got to try." If you're going to do something in life, you should go all the way!


WHAT KIND OF REACTIONS HAVE YOU GOTTEN OUT OF YOUR NEW HAIR?

I have gotten many different reactions. As far as my parents are concerned, I have to say, the enthusiasm has been at a bare minimum. As my mom so straight-forwardly put it across the dinner table: "Your hair is really ugly!" - even though I had just complimented her nice dinner. Apart from that, I think people have taken it very nicely, especially my friends. I was so happy to hear that you guys think it suits me / that it's cool that I dare do it. And then there are others, who stare at me as if I just became the craziest emo / attention-whore, which I actually think is a bit funny to experience. But yes, I'm happy with the incredibly pink hair I have acquired, even though it probably isn't here to stay for that long.


OH, AND ANNA? YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL. WITH OR WITHOUT PINK HAIR.


M A K E    Y O U R    C O L O R   W O R K !




Thanks for listening,

I Am Roseberry.

Monday, January 16, 2012

Happy Monday!

So. Hi.


Here's a hipster picture.

♥




Here's a picture that always makes me laugh.

♥





Here's a really good idea for this Thursday.

♥




Here's a video.

♥


Here's some yummie stuff

♥



Here's good song.

♥




Here's a happy summer girl.

♥




Here's the worst day of the week made bearable.

♥

Thanks for listening,
I Am Roseberry.

Monday, January 9, 2012

Zzzzzzzzzzzz.

So. Hi.

I'm feeling completely drained tonight. Tired and tried. Sucked dry. And exhausted to the bone. I guess I just need to take an evening for myself. Be alone, and just sleep.

I spoke to my best friend today. That was nice. I walked through the dark and misty rain in Copenhagen. That was less nice. I'm now going to watch The Vampire Diaries and drink chai tea. That will be very nice. And sleep. That will be just what I need.

Zzzzzzzzzzz.

 
Thomas Dybdahl Babe





















Thanks for listening,

I Am Roseberry.

Monday, January 2, 2012

Resolutions.

So. Hi.

Hope you all had a brilliant New Year's eve! I know I didn't.

Yeeaahh... You know how you always hear those stories about New Year's Eve? About how awesome and amazing and glittery the night supposedly always is? Yes? Well, alongside these stories exist the stories of how New Year's Eve always is a total let-down. And I can tell you that the latter is true for me. Why? Well, things went terribly wrong after I left a perfectly nice dinner with my parents...


1)    I arrived at the party I was attending 20 minutes before midnight. Just managed to fling off my coat and say hello, before jumping into the New Year.

2)    I can honestly say that watching the fireworks afterwards was the best part of my evening after midnight.

3)    I spent about 2 hours of my evening tending to my friend, who had suddenly gotten way too drunk, and had decidedly placed her head in the toilet for the evening. ( ♥ )

4)    I didn't get drunk.

5)    I didn't hook up with anyone (and I'm sorry, but sometimes a girl needs a little somethin' somethin').

6)    When we finally got into town, everything was over. All clubs and bars were either full with drunk, middleaged women, or closed.

7)    I turned my tired ass homewards at 5am, after a night with much less partying than I would have liked.


So yeah. My New Year's Eve was a... total disaster. But hey! Not all things in life are a success. And I should probably add one point:


8)    I was surrounded by wonderful people all night; my friends. So it didn't matter. I didn't give a damn, in reality.

So to all my lovely, warm, nice, funny, ridiculous, charming and lovable friends: Thanks for sharing my failed New Year's Eve with me. And I hope that I will be fortunate enough to share many of my less fortunate experiences to come, with all of you. I love you guys!





On another note... I've never had a New Year's resolution before. As in... ever. Maybe 2012, the year the world is supposed to end, isn't the greatest time to start. But then again; maybe it's perfect. So here are 16 resolutions; one for each New Year I've lived through.


N E W     Y E A R ' S     R E S O L U T I O N S     F O R     2 0 1 2

I WILL :

♥    Eat more cake.

♥    Dance on a table; at least once.

♥    Read more.

♥    Never lose appreciation for my best friends. (And remember to kick their butts in to action, when they stop calling me).

♥    Always wear nailpolish.

♥    Tell my best friends that I love them.

♥    Go to many concerts.

♥    Get better with apologies; both giving and receiving them.

♥    Have a rootbeer float.

♥    Never forget who I am.

♥    Kiss a total stranger.

♥    Always call back.

♥    Become better at taking breaks.
 
♥    Grow at least 5 centimeters!

♥    Remember to smile.

♥    Dream.



N E W    Y E A R ' S    E V E ,    2 0 1 1 - 2 0 1 2

♥ BEFORE ♥
♥ AFTER ♥



So, that's about it, I think. Even though my New Year's Eve was a failed one, I enjoyed it on some level. And no matter how lame my life gets, I still have my awesome friends to cheer me up. Through all the years (and New Year's) to come.


Thanks for listening,

I Am Roseberry.