#be unexpected

[its-all-down-hill]

[baebsaes]

i refuse to be anything less than absolutely extraordinary

a promise i made to myself at age nine and it still motivates me tbh

[clobbopus]

i think the best thing to do in horror movie situations is to start break dancing

like what kind of ghost or murderer would look at your sick/godawful moves and feel inclined to kill you, they'd be too awed or really confused

[beforeseptember2014-blog]

[thecrocodileisgreen]

"I’m not going to be the person I’m expected to be anymore."

Well, that's not true... I'm still going to review different kinds of cologne. This time it's for Bleu de Chanel. 

Chanel released this puppy

recently (as the ads are still on TV). I believe I got the sample of this on a visit to a department store -- whenever I'm at one, I have to ask for samples. Anyway, the Chanel website says that Bleu is a "woody aromatic fragrance" that is a "blend of citrus and woods." This is noticeable from the first sniff, as the scent of wood comes through. It's a nice smell, but what sticks out is that it fades very quickly (I've had to re-spray twice just sitting here writing this).

So, I'm rather torn about this particular cologne. On the one hand, it smells really good. But on the other, it fades fast. And it's not that it just becomes more subtle, but it almost disappears completely. I feel like I would recommend it, but with a warning that you may go through it quickly. I'll hesitantly give it an 8 (then 7, 6,5...)

Crazy fact about Bleu: Chanel released a short film for the launch of this fragrance. It was directed by Martin Scorsese(!!), and features actor Gaspard Ulliel. Segments of the film make up for the TV commercials. The whole thing can be seen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oG-nnDlnWrA