Oh, Mishka started this fun little game. You take two pictures from the room you are currently in and explain why you took them. Check out everyone's photo on her awesome blog.
This absolutely fabulous mask is from Venice, Italy. I got it there last summer when I visited. I also have masks from Spain and Florence and a thrift store in Washington. They remind my of traveling and desire to go back someday. The mask is surround by jewelry, loads of perfume, and a lovely Chanel box. Glamorous and fun.
Yes, I bought a miniature Eames lounge chair for $15. I personally was super excited about this purchase a few years ago. Everyone else thought and still thinks I am nuts. It proudly sits on my desk, next to my computer where I get the pleasure of seeing it everyday. One day I will own it in the accurate human size. Which reminds me...I found a pretty decent knock-off of it yesterday at a vintage store in Portland. But it was missing it's ottoman, some buttons, and was in a cream color. I love chairs!
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My lovely younger sister is killing me with jealousy. She keeps writing me about her adventures abroad and her fabulous time living in Florence, Italy. Yeah, she lives a rough life. I am going to take a glamorous trip there mentally right now. Join me on the journey.
My darling (and sassy) younger sister is headed to Florence, Italy to study abroad for a semester. She gets to study the culture and wine and she will probably learn a few things about Italian men. I love you sister! Have an amazing time. I will miss you and can't wait to hear all about it when you come back in May. Ciao.
This absolutely fabulous mask is from Venice, Italy. I got it there last summer when I visited. I also have masks from Spain and Florence and a thrift store in Washington. They remind my of traveling and desire to go back someday. The mask is surround by jewelry, loads of perfume, and a lovely Chanel box. Glamorous and fun.
Yes, I bought a miniature Eames lounge chair for $15. I personally was super excited about this purchase a few years ago. Everyone else thought and still thinks I am nuts. It proudly sits on my desk, next to my computer where I get the pleasure of seeing it everyday. One day I will own it in the accurate human size. Which reminds me...I found a pretty decent knock-off of it yesterday at a vintage store in Portland. But it was missing it's ottoman, some buttons, and was in a cream color. I love chairs!
