Monday, May 1, 2006

Like the wise Shinmaru said: practice makes perfect!

I guess Shimmy-Loo knows his bowling business because my game Saturday was heaps better than last time. 5 strikes!!! Sure, they were spread out on three series but who cares? :p

Out of the seven that were there, I got 3rd place. Eleine was beaten by 1 point and got 2nd place. Not that anyone kept scores .... apart from Eleine, haha. I'd totally forgotten how competative and a sore loser she can be. Her road manners should've tipped me off >.>

Aside from looking into membership (to possibly cut down on costs), I'm thinking it'd be fun to apply for work there. Even if there are none available! That approach is a direct result of the internship program. If nothing else, it has helped me to not be scared of going for jobs that I'm not qualified for on paper.

For example: there was an add looking for an assistant - which I don't have an education for - and the description really appealed to me so instead of thinking of all the reasons not to apply .... I actually wrote an application O__O But wait! There's more. Once the initial draft was done, I'd convinced myself that I would be perfect for the job XD

It's wonderful to have been taught how to cut past the whole "I'm not worthy" routine. But more importantly, how to apply that in the search for work. If you don't believe in your own strengths, why would an employer be any different? Yup. Insights, people. And lots of love for myself ;p

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Evil is up in Literati Square!

Let's get this thing kickstarted again, shall we? I think the PM system is back on track, otherwise you could always e-mail me with the word, the colour you want for it, and if you've got a story behind why you chose it or want to share something random in general :p

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Sara: ^____^ Remembering things like that makes for very fun shopping, lol. It also keeps my senses alert, be it for finding gifts or seeing opportunities in life. You're a fountain of inspiration, Sara =)

James: *tackles* I've been bad with commenting on your place, even though I always check your posts. It's 'cause you suddenly start to speak in a foreign language, talking about things that I gather are ancient or purposely mysterious and hails from a secret realm in the universe..... :P

Regardless, next time I'll let you know I was there *laughs and hugs*

Sara: Le gasp! You've got magic fingers!!! Or a magic wand for that matter. I saw you swinging something, whatever it was, when you wrote that comment ~_^ .... Hopefully it wasn't a cat O.o;;;

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Wednesday, April 26, 2006

Le Rogue Monkey: Haha, I bet it's nice for you after having to suffer through my moody moods :p You'd better be smiling more, too. 'Tis not fair otherwise *hugs*

Tony: And despite the little interaction we've got going, you're pretty spot-on with your observation *laughs* If I made more of an effort to use my brain I'm sure we could have conversations, but as it stands you're leagues ahead of me in terms of having educated opinions on games/tv and movies/music. Though you're probably not allergic to sillyness but let's keep on the safe side :p

Shabam: *blushes and pounces* Feel free to aim that bullet of love in my direction any time, love ;3

Piro: Awww, while a return of Musashiden would be splendorific, I'll always have the archives to maintain/uphold my addiction ;p

Becky: *poses and snuggles* Remember me when you're published ~_^

Sean: XD Hopefully I'll make you plenty proud of me from now on onward ^___^ See it as a reward to us both for sticking out the hard times *hugs*

Sarah: *glomps* Many heartfelt thoughts to your dad, whom I hope will get a lot better. With you around he's bound to, anyway _^_

Evil: -^_^- It sure is nice to bounce around with a smile more often. Especially since I get to share the happiness with those who've stood by me through the pouts :3

Shimmy-Loo: *shakes her furry legs* Can't stop moving, grooving, now :D Oh! A couple of nights ago I dreamt that you came to visit me, which made me totally giddy, and I got to give you a big hug. Can it get better than that? I say not ~_^

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Ok, so the Taco dinner won't be this Friday. Don't worry, it's not cancelled. Just postponed until next week. We shall have Tacos yet! Instead there'll be some bowling and possibly food on Saturday. A married couple (friends of Juliette and Eleine's) extended the invitation to me and who am I to say no, ey? And there'll probably be some of the people who've attended previous gatherings, so it's not like it'll be a stiff game and lame dinner..... Not that I think social gatherings are turned boring in the company of married people! Hehehehe, nearly got myself into unintentional trouble there ^_^;;;;


Slightly miffed at dad and Eleine who promised to write up a short paragraph or two on the subject 'How I see Mimmi'. Guess I'll just have to remember what's been said about me over the years and do it myself why depend on others when you'll end up doing it yourself? :D. Hey, if I can write glorious reviews on other people it shouldn't be too hard to do it with myself, huh? :p

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The past two days in my internship program have been all about information. First up was a guy who gave the entire history of Sweden's union founding and purpose. Amazing what you know of but don't know much about. I'll hold off with joining anything until a steady job hits me.

Today a lady came in to talk about taxes and working 'white' vs 'black'. I tried to find what the English term is for that but came up emptyhanded. The closest was 'moonlighting', haha. Anyway. Working legally (white) provides you with insurance, money on your old age and benefits of healthcare. While they're advocating white labour, though, people are taking in workers from Poland and other countries to work for miniscule pay (mostly in fields like cleaning and farm work). 'Black' jobs give you money under the table (fast and easy money, yay) and gives you cash for the moment, which is when most people want it, but leaves your old age pension pretty dry. So there are pros and cons abound, everywhere.

Tomorrow we'll take a closer look on how to sell our souls market ourselves on the job market. More boosting of the confidence, huzzah! :)

*falls asleep*

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Tuesday, April 25, 2006

Good morning Starshine; the Earth says Hello!

I'll comment on zeh comments in a later post, promise, but for now there's a request from me to you.

As an assignment in my internship program I've been asked to ask friends/family how they see me. So if anyone would be so kind to take a few minutes to jot something down, it's be smashing :3

And it has to be elaborative. So if you write 'Mimmi is sweet' you have to give examples as to why you think so. And it also has to get to me by Wednesday night the latest >.>;;;


We're doing two weeks now where we do a some psychology stuff like that, along with getting a better understanding on how to introduce ourselves to the work market. The two leaders are the spunkiest of girls I've met (aside from the lovely ones around here ~_^) in a while. They're perfect at firmly encourage you in a very caring way. In only 1½ days they've also established that I'm intelligent, earnest and have a lot of promise *blush blush*

This is all helping me boost my confidence levels XD


PS: On Friday I'm hosting a Taco dinner! *giggles and winks at Sean*

Eleine and Juliette will not only invite people over but also help a little bit with prepping. The parental unit will seek refuge in their apartment in the meantime, haha.

Nothing more is planned aside from the food so everything's open to either having a go at some silly game or watching movies ^_^

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Saturday, April 15, 2006

So this is what a social life is

Teehee, as the title suggests I've had a taste of what social life is all about. The past two evenings have been spent at my sisters' place, watching movies, playing games and laughing until the morgue came knocking on the door. It's been insanity but a lovely kind. The two brothers (Tobias and Pontus) are darlings and the girls are really warm and welcoming. I felt like breaking into a song on quite a few occassions *laughs*

Many quotes have been birthed during these past two days which'll be abused frequently. Tarzan was never as funny as it was yesterday *looks at clock* I mean, two days ago, much thanks to the wonderful invention of the loin cloth. There's so much to bring up that nearly killed us all but I'll leave it to your imagination. Suffice to say, I'm grinning more now.

And as a nice bonus I've finally made progress in letting go and moving on. Too much has been said about that so it'll be left there. The single status is one that'll not be broken any time soon but I'm ok with that. I'm so much more ok, in general. It's nice =)

I love you all, really I do :3
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Thursday, April 13, 2006

9 loads of laundry

Yesterday, after washing my hair, I noticed that there was a scent in the air that resembled Solo's. It's not uncommon that I get a whiff of something and it reminds me strongly of something/someone else/similar. Only this time it was very strong and lingered beyond normal. At first I guessed it was dad who'd spruced up, but no. Turns out it's the schampoo I used (possibly in combination with some hairspray as well) that was the culprit. Quite disturbing to smell it so intensely [and on myself] O.o;;

That's not to say I dislike the smell of Solo, quite the opposite, but I don't want to smell like him. It's just weird. And the scent suits him better anyway. Good thing I only have to change schampoo to resolve the matter, since gland surgery would be kinda iffy X.x;;;

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Thanks to the divine inspiration of Sara (*loves*) I strolled into a shop today, which houses all kinds of knick-knacks. Everything is really afforadble in there so my shopping bag ended up quite packed, hehe. Something that's worth noting (not) is a recent fascination that's developed with boxes inside boxes. Finding a couple of those made me very giddy >.>;

On the subject of mailage, I'm slowly making progress on the current ones. Tori's is ready to ship, Slick's and Sara's need some finishing touches and then they'll be on their way also. This time I've tried to devote more attention to the process, giving more thought to what to include. Stumbling upon ace stuff that's perfect sure encouraged me to really aim for top-notch results. But they'll still be very randomly silly, because it's hard to get away from that when I'm involved *coughs*

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Dad's slowly getting better, though we sometimes have to slow him down due to his eagerness to put everything behind him. Experiencing such serious trauma is uncomfortable, both to the person suffering and those supporting them, so we're doing our best in smoothing the edges in life out. While it's draining on dad to get better, it's taken a toll on me also to take on someone I usually don't need to concern myself about, plus the usual crowd. It'll be nice to kick back and get feedback on the giving but for now I'm ok with playing supportive pillar, heh.

Good thing you guys are here to lean on. Having your support when my family went through a real scare meant so much. A huge thank you to those who comforted and consoled me. I'd thank each of you separately throguh PM's but it seems the bug in the system isn't sorted yet since an old PM from Lea-lacious turned up as new in my inbox :-/

Much love to the guys and girls who helped carry me through. You remind me I'm not alone and that there are wonderful people who I'm blessed to have in my life :3


PS: I went into the video store and asked if they'd decided on anyone for the job. The manager said that a colleague of his had offered to help out in some way so they didn't need anyone. Bad form on their part.

Still, there's an internship project that I've been invited to join so hopefully something will turn out through that *shrugs*

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Thursday, April 6, 2006

Knocked out, over and away

Dad's home. We took him home, with the doctor's permission. I'm in the usual 'crash and burn' mode but will try to tackle the comments now.

Saturday, April 1

Shinmaru: Haha, I remember when I came back to bowling after a few weeks of not going to the lanes. Boy did I ever stink. I got scores almost as bad as they were when I first started bowling lol.

Ouchies, I guess bowling is something you gotta keep up with or the game'll get bad if you don't hit the lanes every once in a while. Best of strikes to you!


Inda2: Yeah i'm not that social ethier. The friends i'm really tight with is my anime lover friends.

It's good that you've got a clique to fall back on.


Sarah: I dance in and out of extroversion and introversion, it honestly depends on my mood. I don't really try, and neither should you, friendships have always just kind of happened for me and while I don't have the biggest groups of friends, I do have a really good and solid group of people that I can depend on and vice versa. So yes, beautiful, the people that love you will always love you. No sweat.

*hugs* Sometimes you need the alone time, I hear ya. And it's not like I'd have the energy to suddenly manage a large group of friends anyway, heh. Better to take it slowly.

Sean: Hrm ... to anyone else this is going to sound like I'm not conscious of the various issues going on here, and I can of course only know as much as you tell me, but I think I know enough to not be construed as insensitive when I say that you have to stop being so defeatist. I know this situation, and so do some of my friends. Of course it's tonnes easier to just sit quietly whilst everyone else chats away, but it's a really bad idea in the long term, because it doesn't just suggest shyness, but aloofness too - and that doesn't make for an approachable person in other people's eyes.

You are NOT a bad person. You don't deserve to feel that your own marginalisation in social situations is in any way necessary, because I know from how friendly and articulate you are on-line that you are capable of making some improvements. Friends of siblings and of friends often don't think to greet someone they've never met before or have else seen but never spoken to, but that's not because they view you in negative terms; it's more that they haven't had a chance to know you and figure out your character yet. Nobody with a scrap of niceness is them will begrudge you any small contribution to a conversation, and they're far more likely to ignore or form a low impression of someone who doesn't attempt to get involved. Trust me - the smallest step can really help you to feel better about yourself. Last week I briefly talked to some people who'd I spent an hour each week in the company of but who I hadn't spoken to pre-seminar before. You don't have to get involved in a fully fledged conversation to feel like your voice is being heard - it can literally be a few questions or a comment building on some general topic that somebody else starts talking about. It'll be far more interesting and satisfying for both you and the people involved - but if it isn't, don't give up. Nobody out there gets on with everyone else. The fact that there was that one girl who did pay you attention proves that you don't deserve to be seen in a negative way, so why not make that known to the rest of the company?

People are definitely intimidated by a person who acts self-effacing the first time they meet. That's obviously not to say that when you do make some local friends, you have to keep your troubles under wraps for fear they'll become distanced. Make a positive first impression - we all know that you can come off very quickly as someone people want to befriend, and enjoy your time with other people rather than reflecting on things you may have done wrong or failings in yourself. Go with the flow and don't hide away when you make the odd mistake - chances are, it won't be a tragedy, and you can just brush it off.

When friends hang out, it's not because they're clingy; it's because they genuinely enjoy each another's company. Don't feel like you have to put such a negative spin on things - you're a lovely chick, and I'm sure nobody would see you as annoying if - when established as a friend - you disclosed some concerns. I know I don't view you in a bad light for telling me certain things. In fact, it's really nice to be trusted with such personal stuff, and I take it all extremely seriously. I worry about you, man, because some things you say remind you so much of how I used to be and am still in part - and it saddens me that so many people feel like they have to be trapped in that dreadful, isolated state.

The transition will be emotional, but it will also be exciting and you'll be glad you undertook it - and if things aren't working out, remember that there are always trained professionals and on-line friends who you can turn to for a little catharsis and some help. ^____^ I'm not trying to be harsh on you here - primarily, I want to reassure you that people do care about you and that you deserve more attention than you have received previously. You've suffered unfairly, and it needs to be remedied. Don't give up!

*hugs*

You're absolutely right, both this time and all the other times I've moaned about my issues *hides* Which makes me feel really rude because it's like agreeing there shouldn't be any steak in pancakes and adding them in anyway. Or something, heh.

That entry (along with what most be a thousand others) goes to show I shouldn't write up a post in those kind of moods. While they're a true account for what I'm going through at that moment/time, it does wind down once I snap out of it. My outburst was a combination between a couple of realizations, one being that Eleine and Juliette's friends wouldn't automatically be mine just because we're sisters. These people need to get to know me and vice versa.

During the bowling I did think about stretching my hand out to say "Hey, my name is Mimmi" but, considering my attitude, it might've come off very .... aggressive, you know? I was trying so hard not to be annoying and overbearing that it made me upset when they didn't acknowledge me; as if nothing I ever do will garner positive feedback, almost. *tries to refrain from making a silly reference to a dog doing a trick and not getting a treat*

I will persevere, though! .... Suddenly I feel like Naruto *laughs* Except I'm not a boy or a ninja. Though the blonde hair and daftness is something we have in common :p


Beckles: *Hugs* Don't give up on yourself, chica... you're a lovely person, and a joy to know and talk to. It isn't clingy to want to be acknowledged and spoken to, and I know how hard it is to make friends when you're so shy. Just don't bury yourself just yet. There're people out there who are going to love you as much as we do.

The next time I feel like giving up, I'll read that entry and the comments again. It should straighten me up pretty swiftly *hugs lots*


John: I had decided that I couldn't really think of exactly what I wanted to say, or how to put it into words after I'd even thought of it, but then I read Pyro's comment and it hit the nail right on the head and proceeded to drive in some more nails as well (that... sounds bad, but it's not. >_>;;). So I'm thinking that I might take "ditto" on as a fulltime commenting technique. =)

And don't worry, I saw some professional bowling on TV today, and they were doing... pretty dang bad, lol, instead of the usual strike-strike-spare-strike tendency. So every bowler's got their bad days, don't you worry. :P

You're always so optimistic towards me, you bastard! I'm gonna call you Albert Alfred from now on :p You may call me Bruce.

(EDIT: I think I'm suffering from a sympathy aneurism.)


Shimmy-Loo: Update! I bowled again yesterday after not bowling for about a month, and I was terrible. XD

Awwwww, Shimmy lost his mojo =( Better scour the lanes for it. I'll do the same and together we'll have them balls quivering in their sockets. Word.


Monday, April 3
Liam: *loves back* Keep that smile on your face, sunshine :3

Slick: *hugs* It's good to have dad back with us, instead of worrying about how he was doing at the hospital.

Clair: Hey you *hugs* Wow, it's been a while since I saw you. How's your singing coming along? Gotten to do any solo parts in the choir? *makes note to catch up on your myo*

Shimmy-Loo: Yeah, it was frightening to all of us, in different ways. Now we just gotta focus on taking it easy and be supportive in any way we can. The rest will right itself out.

Becky: Oh man, hehe. I've kinda neglected myself for some time now, which is catching up with me speedily, so mebbe that's a good idea.

*thinks of Calcifer and smiles* "Howl's moving castle" stole my heart. It's actually stolen it repeatedly during my many viewings. *hugs*

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Monday, April 3, 2006

Sunday

17.40 PM - Mom had called the E.R earlier about dad and they agreed that he should come in and be looked at. Eleine was roped in as a designated driver, with Juliette tagging along. But. Dad decided to go by himself, which we had to respect (though I made sure he got a good look at my eyes rolling out of their sockets). So we idled the time away by first playing Bubble Bobble/watching hockey and then playing a game that was aptly called "The Baddest Language". I should talk about that some day because it's the bomb.

22.30 PM - By this stage we were all a bit anxious to hear from dad, especially since it'd been a really long time since he'd eaten and it was getting late, so mom sent a text message (seeing as phones must be switched off in hospitals) and dad called back soon afterwards telling us he was about to get his CT scan. They'd taken some bloodworks but apparently the scan wasn't available until just then. He had eaten and been given a bed to rest in while waiting.

Thinking it wouldn't be long until he'd get home we sat up and finished the game.

0.30 AM - Eleine and Juliette went home.

2.00 AM - I fell asleep.

3.00 AM - Dad called from the hospital again, saying he had enough material to write a book about the experience. They think it's a rupture of some kind and wanted to keep him over night for observation. Is it called an aneurism? I was really sleep deprived at the time and things were still not really clear to dad (4 different doctors had seen him over) so that's all I know right now.

8.30 AM - Mom and Eleine went off on errands in our old home town. Hopefully Eleine got enough sleep to not get into any accidents on the road. They should be back around 11 AM.


Once things are more clear I'll let you guys know and get back to you on comments.


11.35 AM - Dad called and said he'd probably not need any surgery done, which is a huge relief. He sounded really weak but when I asked if I could go see him he said 'nah, don't bother'. Pang, said my heart. But this is most likely hard on him and he's not one to want emotional support. It's kinda hard to respect his wishes when you know how scary it can be when your body goes against you. And we're talking about the sensitive brain here, too.

They've sent off his scans to another hospital for some expert input. That's all we know for now. Mom's not home yet.

22.40 PM - *rubs eyes* Well, they're keeping him another night because the experts hadn't gotten back to them. Dad's been kept on pain meds + audio/visual rest and is trying to relax as much as possible, in his own room without tv or radio. I think I'll buy a Far Side magazine for him tomorrow.

Mom stayed home with me the rest of the day instead of walking next to someone at her [hopefully] new job, because she couldn't've focused anyway. I hope dad can come home tomorrow so I can punish him by taking care of him. He deserves it.

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Saturday, April 1, 2006

I don't think I've ever sucked so badly at bowling as I did tonight. But it was an interesting excercise in social-ness-ness. And somehow it made me want to decide that I'll never fit in in a group of people/friends. Unless they're online, har-har. Maybe that sounds sad or self-pitying but it'd save me a lot of emotional hassle if I just said 'ok, I'm not a person who's meant for friendship so go ahead and ignore me while I don't beg for your attention or time'. Though there was a girl who made a big point in acknowledging me, which she should get bonus points for. Sadly she's got a whole bag full of problems that'd make it impossible for me to befriend her, which is probably true in my case as well; there's a lot of annoying things about me that puts people off. *shrugs* Not trying to make friends might make it easier on others to befriend me, haha. It's kinda sad that I never learned how to play the social game, because I really didn't want to turn into the clingy and disturbingly annoying girl. Curse school for everything.

Tobias was there (he helped us move, remember?), as well as some dude called Markus, then a bunch of other people who didn't bother greeting me showed up (all friends of Eleine and Juliette's). Out of all the people that bowled only Tobias tagged along with us girls for pizza and a ride home. Eleine dropped me off after that and here I am.

It was nice to bowl, honest. I'm just feeling more and more diluted. Which is why there won't be many posts from now on. We could all need a break from me. And by that I mean all the aspects of me, not the lovely people who endure me. Thanks to you.


Not wanting to leave you empty handed, I'll keep the Literati Square going. Though since there's no telling when the PM system will be fixed up, you'll have to e-mail me with the word and colour + any story behind why you chose the word/what it means/ whatever you'd like to contribute about the word, if anything at all.

It's Kei's turn (I suspect she tried to PM me about hers but it got lost in the bug) and here's the list as it stands right now:

John, Kei, Evil, Shin, Becky, Megan, Sarah, Annie, Sara.

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Wednesday, March 29, 2006

Yesterday I was elated by the prospect of getting my hands on lots of anime. Today it's gone. First the Peacemaker Kurogane was out of stock (though it was just as well since it was only 1 DVD .... along with a gorgeous box!!! *sobs*), then additional information in the shape of a photocopy of card (front and back) as well as a photocopy of a credit card bill, was needed for Kaleido Star thinbox (first season) which didn't sit well with anyone and now when I asked mom to buy the two thinboxes from another place that didn't need the aforementioned things, she paused and looked really unhappy before saying "yeah, sure".

So I'm not getting that anime. Making this day suck a little bit more.


But there'll be bowling this Saturday. With my [two] sisters and possibly some friends of theirs that they want to introduce me to. That'll be something to look forward to.

And I've been lacking sleep, being badgered by bad dreams, so some more shut eye should help sort this mood out. Bravely onwards I pout! Bravely, I say!

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Evil: *gives you some*

John: Reload! :3

Tori: Awesome movie. First time I saw it, I had a hard time sitting still in my chair ^_^;

Uhm I'm working on sending you something but am having difficulties finding stuff. Is there anything special you'd want?

Sarah: Mmmmm, sure was. Then again, there are buns and buns. I wouldn't mind a pair of them buns, ya know.

Becksicle: XD Maybe we should tip Adam? ;-D

Sean: You can put it in your garden or something, freaking your neighbours/thiefs out :D But yeah, it's all packed up and can be shipped out. And now I want chocolate.....

Keiness: ;_______; How we pine over them boys, 'tis surely breaking our hearts.

Shimmy-Loo: Excellent. How about we start off with "Tremors", seeing as you know the movie and it's the most recent movie in my mind (even though I've not seen it recently XD).

Akamaru: ...... I shall surely die before that! Or no. Then I'll miss it! Ok, death is a bad idea. Clinging it is. *clings on all the Tsubasa Chronicle fans*

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Monday, March 27, 2006

I feel way too tactile for my own good. Le sigh.



Both sisters came over yesterday, though only Eleine helped out with the bun baking. We ended up with 76 buns, all very delicious.


Today we saw a semi-detached house, which sucked. There were individual bits about it that was ok but overall it sucked. It was a bit of a slap in the face when I understood that the intention was to live there permanently if we got hold of it, and thusly overriding the promise of building our own house. Then again, the way my parents have approached this whole thing [from beginning to present] makes me raise an eyebrow. I'd like to say that the situations of my two sisters have clouded my mom's judgement. Hard to see, the future is.


When's Tsubasa Chronicle coming back? Wasn't it in April or something?
I'm experiencing heavy withdrawal.

Also, the 'reload' button on the Friends List make me think of Tom Cruise screaming orders to the soldiers in "The Last Samurai". Oddly fun.

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Sara: I'm not surprised you like it; somehow it's a very Sara-esque movie.
The visuals, the tone! Ah, it's all too good. Like yourself.

Shimmy-Loo: You're so knowledgeable when it comes to movies, man. Some day I'll make up a movie list and pick your brain over it *plots*

Evil: XD In some ways he's kinda cute, though. Especially when in 'bad man' character. It's nice to excercise your eyes on him *high fives back*

Azure: You established long ago that I was silly (you were the very first, probably) so it shouldn't be that surprising that a post contains only talkbacks. Add to that my heavy lack of educational experience, which, along with my silly nature, rules out intelligent banter, therefore setting my bar at a certain level in your mind. In light of all that I find it ironically funny how you still expect me to react like Sara or Saz, when clearly I play in a different league from them.

Sean: I want to give you something no other girl has given you before ..... and that is ..... BATMAN! *clears throat* Ehum. But yeah, I realized the other day that I've still got that Batman cut-out if you're interested in it. Maybe it can be mailed to that place where they have Open Space or something, so you won't have to worry about me bombing your mailbox with Choco Liebniz?

Dagger: You'd probably look gorgeous in any type of bathing suit *nods sagely* Though I agree that the short-type bottom looks spiffing and removes some of the hassle of the infamous bikini line.

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