Teenage Angst

Yum, french toast, bacon, maple syrup and fresh coffee for breakfast.

Such a cool morning yesterday.

But I didnt post about it. Why? Because here I am again, fretting about this blog. I think it's not in my nature to "share" things about myself with the big bad world. But I'm all about people's lives making all the difference in unknown and magical ways, sharing is a good thing. At the same time, I wonder why on earth anyone would care to know any of this..."stuff", y'know?

Plus I swear, alot. And I make sarcastic and inappropiate comments all the time. I laugh at things that would otherwise make me cry. Or I cry for stupid reasons. Oh and I like mystery. Yep, that could make blogging hard.

So, I guess the main point is while I hope someone enjoys someday the things I write, I guess I do so mainly for me, so I hope it to be good enough to warrant my wish to look back on it and smile.

This dress took me by suprise, hit me from the left. But then I fell in love with it. And although I try to buy independent or vintage, it was hard to resist.

Makes me think of something the amazing Jenny would make. Can't wait for the shop update.

I've got to see this doc...

Doesn't this sound amazing?

Rabbit a la Berlin is the story of rabbits who lived protected and happy between the Berlin walls for 28 years...and how they've learned to live in the free world.

It has received an Oscar nomination for Best Documentary Short this year.

Sessun

ohhhh shitballs..I've just discovered these dudes have their headquarters 5mins from my house.

That's my summer spent hanging around outside their door making puppydog eyes then.

Spring Summer 2010 collection

Let's Be Friends, 2010

2009 started so well too....

minus 273.15

Today I learnt all about absolute zero. The point of absolute zero is when all particles/atoms freeze to the point of total stillness, or freeze to the point of not having enough energy to move. That point is -273.15. 

delicious. 

it's a sad day

Poor bagpuss...

BBC News website

Bagpuss creator Oliver Postgate has died aged 83, his family has confirmed.
Postgate, who lived in Kent, created some of the best-loved children's TV series including Ivor the Engine, the Clangers and Noggin the Nog.
His work, screened on the BBC and ITV from the 1950s to the present day, was often in collaboration with the artist and puppeteer Peter Firmin.
In a poll earlier this year, Bagpuss, a saggy pink cloth cat, was voted the best TV animal of all-time.
Postgate's partner, Naomi Linnell, confirmed he died at a nursing home near his home in Broadstairs in Kent on Monday.
Oliver said it himself, he was always a little boy
Sandra Kerr, colleague of Oliver Postgate
Friend and colleague, Sandra Kerr, has been paying tribute to "a creative and eccentric talent".
Ms Kerr, the voice of the mice in Bagpuss, said they had so much fun working together, their giggles can be heard on the Bagpuss soundtrack.