I’m feeling rather excited since I will be heading for Beijing, China this coming July! Most people exclaimed at the foolishness of this decision, citing reasons how crowded and expensive it will be just right before the commencement of Olympics, how riots might possibly form and how one hundred and one reasons not to go.… Continue reading About China and a certain Mister Singh
I should have turned up glamorous, in my “Celia Birtwell for Topshop” daisy dress, a one-piece black see-through with flouncy hems, designed to add an additional spring into each step I take. Nevermind I was not on back-breaking heels but glittery, silvery flats, I felt strangely feminine and empowered all the same. And that is… Continue reading A Little Bit of Here and There and Everywhere #1
Bill Henson is an Australian photographer/artist who likes juxtaposition; of male and female, of youth and adulthood and of nature and civilization. He has also shown a preference for the use of chiaroscuro, an Italian term for clear-dark, making use of light differences to portray his artwork. His 2007 – 2008 exhibition held at the… Continue reading Art or what?
It’s nearing the end of the month, which means that pay day is not here but cash is running low. One of my standard month end activity is to go through the bags I have used for the last few weeks because I am one sort of strange girl that can’t seem to keep things… Continue reading Ten bucks, why so hard to part?
I’m feeling slightly unfashionable because I am convinced that I must be the last woman standing who has not finished “Sex and the City” and is only just starting to rave about it right now. In preparation for the “Sex and the City: The Movie” that is launching on the 29th of May, i vow… Continue reading SATC bit me!
News coverage these few days have been intensive, bringing latest reports of the 7.8 magnitude earthquake that literally wiped out the Beichuan county in Sichuan province, home to 160,000 nestling in one of the world’s most beautiful valleys. After the 12th of May, one who googles for Beichuan, hoping to find scenic photographs that document… Continue reading Beichuan, or what’s left of it
We are beginning to wonder whether a servant girl hasn’t the best of it after all. She knows how the salad tastes without the dressing, and she knows how life’s lived before it gets to the parlor door. My salad days, when I was green in judgement. How I yearn for you oh Caesar salad!
Remember this: Stella Green is a pseudonym. A pseudonym is a fictitious name, also known as an alias, used as an alternative to a person’s legal name (according to Wikipedia). This does not mean she is anything less real than you who is reading the blog right now. It is still a person who is… Continue reading Being Stella
It's an affair at the local salad bar 