02.11.10 - Forever friends

Met one of my oldest and closest friends today and had a lovely time.

01.11.19 - Tea and Cake

Just a quick second post to say that I carry with me in my bag a pretty little thing every single day: my Mulberry wallet. I love that it says: "We believe in tea and cake".

01.11.10 - Starry Starry night

A trip to Ikea usually entitles purchasing of unnecessary items. You get the feeling that for some reason you really need these items, but when you get home you tuck it in the closet and completely forget about it.

I'm usually the one who acquires this bad habit once I enter the building. This time I wasn't alone. My significant other really felt the need to buy a lanterne. He wanted to place it on the balcony to create a warm ambiance. I must admit that I gave him the look: What the..??,  but now that it's out there, it's actually quite cosy.

31.10.10 - Sunday Sun

It's amazing how pretty it can be when the sun is out. Went for a Sunday walk and this was our view:

Sognsvann

30.10.10 - Datenight

We turned down Halloween parties for a night in. Key ingredients; pretty little skirt, rice and chicken and homemade Oreocake. I bought the skirt a couple of days ago at H&M. I've already worn it three times and it's my favorite garment at the moment. Hoping the snow will stay away for a couple more weeks which will enable me to wear it more.

29.10.10 - The land of the free

I know I'm a day late. So keeping up with my promise, I'm posting early in the morning to get back on track.

I mentioned earlier that I went to the US this summer. It was my first time in the US. We flew to Las Vegas, and from there rented a car, and had a mini road trip around California. It was tremendous. So many variations of nature, people and cities. Looking at the pics now I realize how much we actually saw and experienced in such a short amount of time.

28.10.10 - Marc by Marc

I spent two weeks in California a couple of months ago and of course I had to stop by Marc by Marc at Melrose. I'm a huge fan and went totally gaga in the shop, although I actually didn't end up with a lot. I bought two bags, a t-shirt and some MJ memorabilia for giveaways.

Many of my friends who have been to the US rave about the shopping opportunities there. I still think London is so much better. Might be that I prefer the British fashion scene. Most of the things that I bought in California were designer goods as the prices were lower than in Europe. Logical, I didn't really end up with a new wardrobe when I came home (which I sometimes do whenever I've been to London). All inn all, I didn't really understand what the rave was all about. I do however think that I might change my mind if I ever get to New York one day...