Ever get the feeling you've been here before?
I found this fun (ish) website that lets you enter in your birthdate and it tells you all about who you were in your former life. I mean, although I am quite a spiritual person, I do think that you should take this kind of thing with a pinch of salt and not to heart, but it did make me giggle.
Here's my diagnosis:
I quite fancy myself as an Australian sailor out to conquer the world.
Click here to find out who you were
I Want To Say . . .
❤ ♥ Happy Valentines Day ♥ ❤
Bored in my room & totally reminded why I'm alone on Valentines day.
Wanted to send my love to all my beautiful readers who have stuck by this blog, and by me, even in our darkest days. Remember. Today is a day to show bravery and passion for the sake of all those we love... I dare you
I Want Love Letters . . .
As the most romantic day of the year fast approaches, it's a scramble to find the most adorable, quirky, lovey dovey, just perfect gift to give your loved ones... well, here's the scramble sorted.
Amanda Jane Jones has designed the most adorable "valentines scrabble gram" which is free to download and print from ohhappyday.com. Simply print out, cut up and you have your own personalise 100% adorable way of sending your valentine message.
Images
I know I'm completely in love with them.
Simply click the links above to take you to their website.
Amanda Jane Jones has designed the most adorable "valentines scrabble gram" which is free to download and print from ohhappyday.com. Simply print out, cut up and you have your own personalise 100% adorable way of sending your valentine message.
Images
I know I'm completely in love with them.
Simply click the links above to take you to their website.
I Want To See The World . . .
Okay, so I know I promised to be a better blogger but I have an excuse this time... I've been travelling!
I know it's no excuse really, but at least I'm back to fill you in on all the details!
For those of you who don't know, I'm currently studying Architecture at UOW, London. As part of the second year programme we get to travel to a new city and explore, the architecture, the culture, the place. Most of the studios travelled to a city and spent some time there, but as my tutor is probably one of the best people in the world he arranged for us to go to Madrid, Tangier, Fez and even stop off at Brussels on the way home! Add that to the fact that three of my best friends are in my studio, it was pretty much geared up to be possibly the best field trip that ever existed... and it didn't disappoint!
Madrid was fascinating. We stayed at an amazing hotel chain called chic&simple which was exactly that, though we hardly spent much time there at all. A city all about culture, its a place of verbs, seeing, doing, being, living. Madrid is busy busy busy and has such an electricity that you feel just being there you have to experience it all, NOW. We did so much, visit churches, museums, saw fantastic art and architecture, spent time wandering all over the city and exploring every day life; all whilst eating as much tapas as we could and enjoying one too many cool and exotic "gratis" cocktails.
Morocco by contrast is a place that is steeped in tradition, everything there feels natural and pure, though its busy and loud and boisterous the way of life there is simple. They understand that quality takes time, and have spent hundreds of years perfecting the crafts they carry out so well today. We stayed at the Riad Tizwa which was nothing short of palace like, and whilst we spent our days trekking up the mountains, visiting mosques, haggling in the medinas and getting lost in many of their 9000 streets, our nights were spent drinking hot tea and home made cake curled up by the fire.
I won't ramble on about my adventures because after what seems like an eternity of walking and walking and walking and walking and walking, I'm far too tired too. But I can show you a sneaky peak into my photo album, but be warned; sleepless nights and 8am starts are not kind to me!
I know it's no excuse really, but at least I'm back to fill you in on all the details!
For those of you who don't know, I'm currently studying Architecture at UOW, London. As part of the second year programme we get to travel to a new city and explore, the architecture, the culture, the place. Most of the studios travelled to a city and spent some time there, but as my tutor is probably one of the best people in the world he arranged for us to go to Madrid, Tangier, Fez and even stop off at Brussels on the way home! Add that to the fact that three of my best friends are in my studio, it was pretty much geared up to be possibly the best field trip that ever existed... and it didn't disappoint!
Madrid was fascinating. We stayed at an amazing hotel chain called chic&simple which was exactly that, though we hardly spent much time there at all. A city all about culture, its a place of verbs, seeing, doing, being, living. Madrid is busy busy busy and has such an electricity that you feel just being there you have to experience it all, NOW. We did so much, visit churches, museums, saw fantastic art and architecture, spent time wandering all over the city and exploring every day life; all whilst eating as much tapas as we could and enjoying one too many cool and exotic "gratis" cocktails.
Morocco by contrast is a place that is steeped in tradition, everything there feels natural and pure, though its busy and loud and boisterous the way of life there is simple. They understand that quality takes time, and have spent hundreds of years perfecting the crafts they carry out so well today. We stayed at the Riad Tizwa which was nothing short of palace like, and whilst we spent our days trekking up the mountains, visiting mosques, haggling in the medinas and getting lost in many of their 9000 streets, our nights were spent drinking hot tea and home made cake curled up by the fire.
I won't ramble on about my adventures because after what seems like an eternity of walking and walking and walking and walking and walking, I'm far too tired too. But I can show you a sneaky peak into my photo album, but be warned; sleepless nights and 8am starts are not kind to me!
Our hotel room at Chic&Basic
Wandering around CaixaForum
Delicious treats at San Miguel Market
People watching in Plaza Major
Outside Alcala De Henares
First sight of Tangier
Hills of Fez
Our hotel room at Riad Tizwa
Up in the mountains
Squares of the Medinas
Moroccan gardens
On the way to Brussels
Although travelling is great its so nice to be back home and have some time to think about everything that's been happening lately. Can't wait to fill you all in and check out what's been going on with you all.
I Want Matte Nails . . .
A while back I came across this picture from tumblr and ever since I've been obsessed with matte black nails. I managed to squeeze in a sneaky bit of sale hunting and, naturally, found myself drifting towards the only place that didn't have a sale, Chanel. It was there that after months and months I finally found what I was searching for.
Meet beauté des ongles, the beautiful mat top coat from my dreams.
Craving matte black nails as I was, I decided to pair it with my tried and tested Chanel black satin nail colour. All you have to do is paint it over your nails as you would a top coat and voila. Please excuse my horrifically rush job nails, I was too excited to hold a brush still, but honestly I'm in love with how easy this is to apply and how dramatic the effect is. Although I warn you, the matte effect may fool you into believing that your nails are dry when they're not, I'd wait an extra few minutes before you start doing anything.
Shiny:
Matte:
Although you can get individual matte shades, I really like the idea of a top coat because really there are endless possibilities of what you can do with this little baby. What do you think, are glossy nails too glamorous to deny or are you ready for a matte attack?
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