December 19th, 2010
Sing-a-long! Everybody with me now, “Schoooool’s. Out. For. Summer. Winter!” In celebration of my first day of no-strings-attached freedom in a long, long time, I plan to enjoy it to the very fullest! I found the list above on Tumblr a few days ago (during a mini procrastination break, no less), and thought it was just darling; I had to post it, and of course, take part in every activity on the list! It all sounds delightful and like the perfect way to spent a day of relaxation.
A few personal addendum’s to the list…
- Watch Moulin Rouge
- Make myself French toast for dinner (yes, even though it’s technically a breakfast food)
- Paint
- Curl my hair just for the fun of it
- Listen to my favourite tunes
- Paint my fingernails
- Go for a long walk around the neighbourhood
So that’s where I’ll be this lazy Sunday. And how about you? What will your lovely day entail? However it’s spent, I hope you all have a great one! xo.
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December 14th, 2010
Oh, please take me away to a wonderful world where homework is a distant thought and anything and everything is as mystical and charming as the deepest corners of my imagination. Wish granted! Enter the oh so fantastical photography of Rosie Hardy. I know I throw around the word “magical” quite frequently here on the blog (but really, there are a lot of really magical-esque things in the world!). But this is probably the one and only time that I’m 500% convinced of something’s magical qualities without any certainty of doubt. I would bet on my life that Rosie Hardy is in fact an actual magical photographer. How else can you explain such other worldly imagery? That secret fairy tale parallel universe that I know exists (just like how the wizarding world of Harry Potter is real and we just can’t see it because we’re all muggles) is what Rosie Hardy captures on film – a bright and sparkling glimpse at something so positively enchanted that it can only have come from another time and place.
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December 8th, 2010
Ten things I’m madly in love with at the moment. Why? I think the better question is “Why not?”
Living Room by Heather Garrett Design
Because it has purple, mirror, exposed brick, texture galore, a lofted ceiling with exposed piping, a copious amount of white, and a mix of traditional & contemporary design elements. 100% up my alley!
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