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Saturday, July 31, 2010

Singing Lessons

I'm so exciting... cause I follow Singing Lessons! I always wanted to sing, from when I was little (I remember at the age of 5/6, I was all the time singing... there are still some old videotapes of it, hehe!) But my mother didnt want me to sing.
Now, finally, after all those years, I got the chance to sing... and follow this dream of mine!

I got private lessons from a very talented singer from Florida. My first singing lesson went fine, it was all about breath exercises and she tested what I'm able to do with my voice. She said I can reach alot with my voice! =) Tuesday is my second lesson... Excited!

I'm in a band/project now and we're making our first song together... more later about it, when the song can be released. ;)

-xxx-
Trisyha

Friday, July 16, 2010

Portugal

Now a month ago, I went to Portugal for 8 days. Ofcourse I took a lot of pictures... I love making them!
For the first time in my life, I travelled all alone. It was a bit scary to take my plane all alone, but I met some very nice Portugese people who talked about their country and made me wanna go even more! (if thats even possible, I'm a travel lover, you know ;) ) My idea of the Portugese people, which I already founded out on the plane, is that they are very nice and helpfull people!
At Portugal I spent my first two days at Porto, together with my friend Joke, and with Jessica, an English friend of Joke. The ice broke immediately when she said she also studies History of Arts. The first day we visited the whole city : Casa Da Musica, the churches, plaza's, station, ... and ended the day at the Ribeira, which is the most beautiful place of Porto for me. After eating at the ribeira we saw that there was a graduationparty, so we stayed and watched the band Celtiberia (a folkmetal band from there), who also had a fire breathing act. After Celtiberia there were some fado musicians, which is typical Portugese music.
The second day we went to Porto beach and after some hours we had to take our train to Tomar (some 4 hours away by train). In Tomar we went to a supermarket and made pancakes at the apartment.
The 3rd day we took a bus to Batalha, and we passed Fatima on our way. In Batalha there was a very nice Cathedral and in that Cathedral people were dressed in very nice clothes from the Middle Ages and Renaissance... It gave it a dreamy feeling.


On the 4th day Jessica leaved and Joke and I went to Convento Do Christo, at Tomar. We spent 4 hours at the domain of Convento... it was such a beautiful place over there! Even more beautiful than Batalha for me! After our visit we walked back to the apartment and made some dinner : Spaghetti Pesto with fresh Basilico and Mozarella. After dinner I went back to visit the city of Tomar. I also walked to the bullfighting arena... with my thesis going about bullfighting, I just had to see the arena in Tomar! In the evening, after our cosy daily eveningtalks at the balcony, we watched some 'Las Vegas' episodes before sleeping.

At the 5th day we had to get up early, because our train left at 8 am. We're going to visit Lisbon! At 10am we arrived at Lisbon and first went to Belèm to see the Cathedral, Torre and statue. After visiting that side of the city, we took the train back and went to the Vasco Da Gama Shoppingcenter to eat some KFC and then visited the modern side of Lisbon : Parque de Nacion. Over there we saw the 17 km long bridge. At least we visited the old city with the Arc De Triumph look-a-like gate. The old city is full of small streets, which are so lovely to walk through.

The 6th day I took the train all alone, to visit Coïmbra, the University city of Portugal. Also this city has lots of little cosy streets and their University is amazing! I'd love to follow school there, hehe! I think Coïmbra is one of the cities you really have to see when you visit Portugal!

My last day at Tomar, Joke and I went for a walk to a lake on an hour walk from the apartment. Because it was not so sunny that day, we didn't stay too long at the lake. At the evening we made barbecue on the balcony and had one last cosy evening!

The last day I spent 4 hours on the train back to Porto, all alone again. At Porto I first didn't find the Hostel, but after a long search I finally found it! Two girls arrived right after I arrived, so I spent my day together with them. Henar from Madrid and Marissa from the USA. We did the tour I did the first day at Porto and so I spent my last night at Portugal, sitting at the ribeira with 2 nice girls! Again I had an amazing evening! And I love the sunset at the Ribeira, with the Portoboats in front of it! (see the picture below, which is my favorite of all the pics I made!)

Monday, July 5, 2010

To much to do, to less time!

To Do lists, I make them everytime! I love them!
What about you guys? Do you make to do lists?
Its so handy to remember all the things you still need to do!
And its so nice to scrap the things you've done!

I started making to do lists when I studied at the university, and now I cant live without them!

My To Do list for the moment:
- Learn French on my own
- Start jogging & Zumba & eat healthy
- Editing photo's from Portugal
- Make my photobooks from Roemenië, Portugal, Madrid, Praha and Marocco.
- Go to Paris & London
- Make some dresses
- knit a sharf
- Make a nice Make Up Room / Photostudio
- Editing my room
- Learn more about photography
- Draw make up designs
- Finish and upload my Website (with my webdesigner!)
- Follow Singing lessons
- Finishing the book 'The Hobbit'
- Watching 'Dexter'
- ....


I think I'll keep this up to date, so this will change from now and then (hopefully =p )

Greetings,
Trisyha

Turbie Towel

When I take a shower or bath and wash my hair, I hate it when its wet and its all drupping of on my back. I always used a normal towel to put my hair in it, but that wasn't handy at all.
Last Christmas I got an Turbie Towel from my uncle, and its amazing, easy to use and stays on its place. You can buy it in alot of colors. I have a blue one and a white one. I definately think its a good thing to have at your home.

Watch the pictures to find out how to use it.


Sunday, June 27, 2010

Another Update of my life

Hi,

Sorry for not posting things here lately, but I'm always so busy.
I've got great news to share with you guys: I'm officially graduated as Master History of Arts at the University of Ghent. I'm so so happy!!!

Atm I'm looking to find a job and in the meanwhile I'm doing some Hostess jobs. I did promowork for Oasis, and yesterday I did the 'Summer in the City' tour for Schweppes Agrum. =) Its was great to work for them!

The Summer in the City Schweppes Agrum Bicycle!



I also did a catwalk for fashiondesigner Griet Mertens. The make up was simple, basic foundation, eyes in yellow and orange, nude lips. The hair was done in a twist/braid, which I totally loved! (Maybe I'll post later on how to do this hairstyle! =) )


Upcoming Post : My travelnotes : Portugal!
cya later!
-xxx-

Friday, May 21, 2010

Update on my life

Hi everyone,

I'm not such an multitasker. Its a pitty cause I've got too less time to do everything in my life, hehe. But its a fact, I'm not an multitasker.
So lets give you an update about my life and the reason I didn't post anything here the last days.

I'm very busy with my endwork for University... Hopefully I'm graduating in June! The last days I was very busy with writing the last chapters of my endwork (which is already 114 pages long, yay! ) So you can say I'm almost 24/7 busy with that! Normally today is my last day working on it, and it makes me happy! After a year of hard working... finally the end! =)
And next to that I'm going to my Stage Makeup classes once a week.
So thats about it in my life lately.

Tuesday I'll have to go to University for my endwork and then I'm going to Portugal! Yaay!!! I hope that I can update you all about Portugal and when I'm back at home, I'm back with beauty posts again...


-xxx-
Trisyha

Sunday, May 16, 2010

Maroccain Kajal

This is my first product review.
In February 2010 I went to Marocco. Of course I went looking for some nice beauty products from over there. You hear alot of the maroccain beauty's and their eye make up!
I had to search a long time before I found what I was searching for.


The eyeliner Kajal is a very nice product. Its more black than the kayal pencils over here. And it stays on longer! You have to put the top of the kayal on your waterline. Now you can choose: open your eye and put the product only on the waterline beneath or close your eye and pull the product from the one side of your eye towards the other side of your eye, so that there is product above and beneath your eye on the waterline. And it come in a beautiful packaging!
I wish I bought more than one kajal, because the only one I found was at Fez. I didnt find any in Marrakech!