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Silk blouse:  MASSIMO DUTTI    o    Belt:  MOSCHINO   o    Skirt:  TATUUM  o    Heels:  ZAFUL   o   Clutch:  GUCCI    o    Cat ears:  OYSHO     o    Nails:   HERE Jedwabna bluzka:  MASSIMO DUTTI    o    Pasek:  MOSCHINO   o    Spódnica:  TATUUM  o    Szpilki:  ZAFUL   o   Kopertówa:  GUCCI    o    Opaska:  OYSHO     o   P azury:   TUTAJ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ DON'T FORGET TO LIKE MY FANPAGE  HERE NIE ZAPOMNIJ POLAJKOWAĆ MOJEGO FANPAGE'A  TUTAJ Do zobaczenia wkótce na  Pandamone ! See you soon on  Pandamone ! ____________________ M

You may know that my love for putting wheels on, or rather: under things, is just about as big as my love for pockets. When we made Dag's room  we put wheels under most of the storage. Easy to move around when playing, building fortresses and creating new secret worlds. He has a bench with boxes filled with toys underneath, that he can roll out when he needs them, to where he wants them. I planned and Eddi made a lego tray to build on, and then push under the bed for when not needed. And also to mimize the amount of hazardous little hard pieces to step onto when spread out on the floor (they still appear there too though...) And I got a couple of transport trolleys from the hardware store to store the bigger toy boxes on. (Yes, half of our house consists of Lego.) I wonder if there is something more that I'd manage to wheel still...

 As I will - hopefully - write in a later book one day, I am pretty late in the field of food, with my first cooking and baking experiences done in my 30s. In the last few years I tried to improve my skills and learn as much as I can, either on my own or by taking various cooking classes.   My academic background helped me to research extensively about spices, methods and directions and therefore I've reached a certain acceptable level that allowed me to prepare a full wedding catering menu a couple of years ago and even being paid for it (by some happy customers). As my son grew up, finding those kids' friendly menus and after trying a lot of variants, we went stuck with the waffles. They are easy to make - as long as you have a machine, and the easiest one is doing its job properly - its ingredients can be combined in different ways and the results are always tasty.  After over a year of trying, I ended up by collecting all the recipes and create a freshly baked bo...

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Freddie meets Mary...and her coat I don't usually talk in movies, but there was a point in "Bohemian Rhapsody" where I couldn't help it. The pretty blond girl Freddie Mercury is flirting with tells him her fur-collared coat “is from Biba." And her friend follows with, "She works there." I exclaimed out loud, "Biba!" That is a word to trigger memories, flashbacks and regrets (as in I shouldn't have given those clothes away). Biba was a store of legend never to be equaled. I've written about it here: https://allwaysinfashion.blogspot.com/2011/11/bit-of-biba.html Freddie goes to look for the pretty girl, who is Mary Austin, the woman who became his great love and lifelong friend. As this is supposed to be 1970, that would be Biba on London's Kensington High Street. This was the brand's third store, which had previously been a carpet showroom. Interior of an early Biba Freddie has found Mary, the sales associate, near a display of ...

Korean Street Fashion November 2018 In Streets of SEOUL