Mission Impossible IV: The Kimono Project

i never once wrote about my life. (online)
i thought it too banal for my blog, and had no doubt that any visitor would just skim through with indifferent eyes.
and i have serious doubts about my ability to write.
my longest blog was but 239 words long.
i usually am lost for words when typing reports, and i wonder what my classmates throw in to make their wad of paper that thick. if making that 2000 word report was so difficult, i can forget about uni essays.
on top of the chronic (well, i think it is) verbal constipation, my reading speed has steadily decreased. is it because i'm doing more drawing than reading now?
the last few days have seen a frantic me working OT at the corridor with a big frame 175cm x 130cm (can't remember the exact dimensions)and a clothed stretched on it, waxing and painting away for my EDS (Experimental Design Studio). "Mission Impossible IV: The Kimono Project" it called it; well, mission accomplished, i'm glad to say. Waxing took me a day, painting took a day, measurements and dyeing of the sleeves and collar took half a day (i was working on MMMI in the morning), sewing took half a day (courtesy of my mum and grandma, no marks for them though)(the sewing was quite haphazard, that's what you get when you go at that speed). I was amazed myself at the time in which the garment was completed. That was only about 3 working days, from waxing to completion. Add about 2 days which i took to transfer the prints on paper to cloth and we have a large white squarish cotton from clementi made into a stunning (aha, not really) kimono (more like a yukata, since it's unlined, and wanting an under kimono).
i'm still typing the report *curses* and am taking a brief (questionable, i know) respite from facing verbal constipation in front of the Word document. succintness is not a desirable quality when you got to churn reports like this. bloody reports.
wow, 345 words.