tattoos, books, buskers, piercings, and santa

Today,

I went into the city with Jess and Corey for Jess to get her tatt.
She got "Start A Riot" in cursive on her lower left back.
Corey is heavily tattooed and was there to show us the ropes and try to convince me to get one.
I think one day I will, but I'd like to get a matching one with someone (as lame as that sounds) cause Liam and I where talking about getting matching ones and I reckon that'd be cool.



Corey and I then dragged Jess and Tom (who had since joined us) around newtown to this awesome book shop. It's 2 levels of books and each isle is about a meter wide. Books are EVERYWHERE and just piled up. There's sections of styles but you usually have to dig if you're looking for something good. And they're all second hand and really cheap. I picked up the next two anne of green gables that I want to read for $13 together. And it's open till midnight which is pretty cool.
I could honestly spend all day in there if you let me, but unfortunatley the book store wasn't Jess and Tom's scene so we bailed and sat in a park eating icecream.



Wow what a boring post, good on you if you've stayed with me thus far.

When we where walking we saw a bunch of environmentalist uni-aged guys sitting on old chairs having a jam. Corey and I vowed that we'd do something similar and uni next year to make it a more interesting place.

Then on the way home Corey was suddenly inspired to get a piercing, so he got his lip pierced. I was inches away from getting my nose done, but the 80 odd dollars it would have cost me I couldn't really afford. And I'm thinking about getting the lip done too. It kind of changes your whole look if you get your lip done but I reckon I could pull it off in a hippy kinda way. Let me know what you think on the nose and lip front.

After that I rushed home to get ready for Debs Christmas party.
Jo, Sam and I rocked up together assuring ourselves that even though we didn't know anyone there, we'd have eachother. Luckily on our arrival we found out that Tim and Joe - despite going to Deb's uni, knew no one either.
People where all dressed as elves, santa or in red and green. And then there was Joe who tied a bit of tinsel around his wrist.
We didn't really do more than sit around and have a few drinks but it was still fun.

MLIA.