Exegesis Shrinks

Adrian has helped me focus my documentation for the Honours project which is a great relief to me.

However, there is still the same amount of research and tasks to be done for the business. This is some of the new things I've been looking at but haven't had the time to process.

Links of more types of fashion blogs :
http://www.indiesin.com/catalog/
http://bonitochico.livejournal.com/

Also for my Social networking reference , I should find out more about the application Stumbleupon.

My exploration into the world of Twitter intrigues me. How topics flow constantly from one board to another. It makes me wonder if it is possible to influence certain the trends in topics.

Add me = www.twitter.com/roycetan

On a side note, trying to spam & trick strangers into doing my survey is harder than I thought.
my first try was to make myself sound friendly and unique by putting the title

"You Are the Melbourne Fashion Fairy"
but as usual, when others saw that it was from the email "Primandpoppers@gmail.com" nobody dared to open the email for fear of spam.

So I've just changed my strategy, I placed the Survey link at the end of a funny joke email in hopes that ppl will circulate it for me. However, it may just be edited away :(

SO If you guys are lovable kind Survey fillers- please do fill this 10 questions up
FASHION BLOGSHOP SURVEY

And these are half of the first photoshoot!

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