The Curve of Forgotten Things

Wow. This is gorgeous - the filming, the clothes (of course, it's Rodarte), the house, the music, the wonderful'70s feel to it all. And Elle Fanning. I especially love the plaid outfit she first magically changes into, and also the beautiful blue and white dress.

La Valse d'Amélie

The Peculiar Behaviour of Lady Perdita

I covered all my school books with pictures from National Geographics (from the '50s and '70s). Just because I could. Also it's now far easier to imagine being somewhere else. School is always so much more exciting in old girls' annuals, the title of this post is in fact a story from 'The Bumper Book for Girls 1956' - why do we never have to solve intriguing mysteries involving a new girl from an exotic country? Today the most interesting thing that happened was my maths teacher comparing calculus to little rabbits with floppy ears that scamper away when you try to cuddle them.

 Also school-related : A homemade school bag and pencil case

 

Goodbye Wilma

  

It was sunny again for the first time in what seems forever today - the cyclone we were in finally passed. Except now it feels like the beginnning of summer again when the reality is we start back at school next week. Just the thought of doing productive things with my time (if you can count school work as productive) has made me want to blog more. Third post of the night.Second hour successfully wasted looking at pretty pictures on the internet. Woot!