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Kelsey Dundon
Having a bit of a purpley-blue moment.
Between the ruffles and bows…
The scarves…
And the purses, it’s as if everything’s cool blue. Such a beautiful colour, non?
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Concrete floors, floor-to-ceiling windows, built-in bookshelves, midcentury modern furniture.
I could go on.
Image from Seeding the Clouds.
Coolest ever, huh?
The best part of this image is its caption: “Make something cool every day.” I think I’ll take that as a challenge.
Image from Orphan Elliott.
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And it’s warm enough to wear a summer dress?
With a linen jacket? Yeesh. This is hardly a true Canadian winter.
As excited as I am for the Games, I’m even more excited for spring.
The sunshine! The flowers! It’s just around the corner, mes amis! How excited are you?
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Going to the store and buying a CD — I don’t even remember the last time I did that (I’m an iTunes and eMusic kind of gal).
But I couldn’t find a site that would let me download Neon Indian’s Psychic Chasms {legally} so I decided to do things the old-school way and marched my little self to Red Cat Records. (Picked up some tickets to Miike Snow and Appleseed Cast while I was there.) It was quite the musical moment.
Is this how our parents feel about records?
I shouldn’t admit this, but I’ve collected so many brooches I don’t even remember where any of them came from anymore.
Like the little clear crystal one in the top right — it may or may not be the one I found in an antique store in Belfast. I just don’t remember (because I have one quite similar).
Which means this collection is more of an addiction than anything. Brooches Anonymous, anyone?
Because if I weren’t, I’d go all out and commission Tulle Box Designs to make my wedding favours. And not just because it’s run by my friend (yes, I am shamelessly friend-plugging).
But because the work is gorgeous. And especially tasty when these little packages are filled with Thomas Haas chocolates.
If I had a time machine I’d re-live that ridiculously fun, nerve-racking day. Only this time I’d have these fancy favours. Thanks to Tulle Box for the images.