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Burton eve

I tried out Dr. Sketchy’s for the first time!

even won myself a Halloween cupcake! and it was soooo yummy!

… it was a Tribute to Tim Burton this time … with scissor-hands and everything …

Oh My Darling, Valentine

In a toystore on a Sunday with a dollar forty nine I need something just a dumb thing for my brand new Valentine.

Oh my darling. Oh my darling. Oh my darling Valentine. I’m uneasy, kind of queasy, but you’re still my Valentine.

Yes, it happened in the classroom when you said “Will you be mine?” I was muddled and befuddled, so I answered, “Yeah, that’s fine.”

Then you called me in the lunchroom. You had saved a place in line. And I knew that it was true that I was now your Valentine.

I went shopping for a present and I saw this blinking sign: “Here’s a pleasant little present for a brand new Valentine.”

So I bought it and I brought it in my backpack right at nine. Do you like it? It’s a spy kit with a flashlight you can shine.

I could tell you didn’t like it when you said I was a swine. How exciting! I’m delighting. I have no more Valentine.

Till another person stopped me and they asked “Will you be mine?” This is crushing. Oh, I’m blushing. I’ve another Valentine.

doodling out loud

i love doodling.

I doodled and then these things happened:



Thanks, Adrienne, I had a great time doodling

Men of our kitchen

Hämeenlinna. Three girls, exchange students, put together in one apartment. All girls. Every day girls nights and days, in and out.

Paper-men, stuck on our kitchen wall.

“Triangle” (1982)

Animation by Estonian artist Priit Pärn.

(Estonia, 1982)

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fresh

oh Wow

I have never seen tattoo’s like this before and it is so refreshing to see something new and different. What do you think? To see more of Amanda Wachob beautiful work click here … Read More

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1930s fashion in Deauville

loving 1930’s! (via Ritournelleblog)

Had you been in Deauville or Cannes in the 1930s, you would have seen ongoing fashion shows all around you. Designers like Jeanne Lanvin and Madeleine Vionnet had models wear their collections in their clients’ fashionable resorts and had them photographed there to gain exposure in fashion magazines. Among the photographers, th … Read More

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