christmyass

so today we decided to go check out the opening of the christmas bazaar in the park, as it was supposed to be all traditional and holiday-ish and whatnot.
i heard the news-people announce it as 'typically european'. i hope they all went today and are currently stuffing their foot in their mouth.
frankly, it was hideous. i would especially like to stress the absence of mulled wine, which is outrageous! no christmas cookies either, except if maybe you spent your childhood with nescafe instant coffee and a kitkat chunky around the fireplace.
oh but there was plenty of barbecued meat which was the general holiday stench of the main tent. also some thrown-about so-called parlors, which were selling dead fox scarves, those ugly traditional pots i never liked and overpriced, supposedly fair trade accessories. take that for a christmas holiday feel.
the only thing that topped the horrendous organization and concept of the happening were the seriously creepy glowing angel corpses on a string they had put all over the place. maybe they were going for the ghosts of christmas past. i hope so.

i wish i was in germany, but i promise to make a little
gathering with my own infamous glühwein soon. <3

xoxo

i guess sometimes we leave too much for tomorrow..

xoxo

mixed tape

i agree that those tape installations by Rebecca Ward are probably the coolest thing i've ever seen as well,

thanks to oh joy! for the tip off.

xoxo

event coverage

last night was the launch party for the new hair salon,

which will be run by Orlin Valyakov and Ivan Ganev,

my favourite and only two hairdressers in my life :P

cheers guys, all the best!

xoxo

thnks to frkncgnz again

we beat sunday syndrome

half the people think i'm a deuche for carrying kiddie card games around in my miu miu bag, but my dearest ones are more than happy to go along with it. [which i totally love you for!]
and what better way is there to spend a cold but clear fall day, than at your favorite place, with your favorite glass of wine and your favorite company, playing games and throwing sarcastic 'take those extra 4 cards, bitch' comments at each other? :D

and i already took care of next sunday buying a new card game ;D

don't be ashamed to join us ;)

xoxo

anthr lvly wknd

all i need is a blackberry

seasons change

finally i got to watch '500 days of summer' which i was waiting for all [well, what do you know] summer. it was nothing short of what the description read: boy meets girl. boy falls in love. girl doesn't.

it's a perfect depiction of what the harsh difference is between reality and expectations,

but with all the added charm of zooey deschanel and her ever quirky character and vintage clothing style, which wasn't the only thing inspirational about the movie. i loved it.

i loved the start of it and the end of it too haha

xoxo

best holiday ever

it's not just a cheesy[ha-ha] excuse for a holiday or an opportunity for subway to make more bread.

nov. 3 is the anniversary of john montagu's birthday. It's believed that this 18th-century english noble, better known as the fourth Earl of Sandwich, wanted to eat with one hand during a 24-hour gambling bender. so, he instructed his servants to serve him his lunch meat between two pieces of bread.

sandwich day is a celebration of convenience food, a true slice of life.

also, it's an opportunity for me to blog about my love of sandwiches. they're absolutely convenient, they're portable, they're easily made and i love the high personalization factor - we all have our favorite or our i'm-feeling-ravenous-but-uncreative solution.

people should be hosting sandwich parties, to introduce their favorite to others!

wow, i'm really taking this too far...

well, i'm off to subway's for a tuna and a chicken teriyaki baby sub, to shut my mouth up.

xoxo

treat

here's a little something i made for yesterday [since i couldn't find any feathers to go with my indian outfit]. i'm actually thinking it's not just going to remain a halloween prop :}

xoxo

happy haunting