Yeeeeeeeeeeeeah another powerline post... its funny, i always used to associate electricity lines with the Castle and Bonnydoon, (and if that makes no sense to you whatsoever, you obviously weren't living in Australia in 1997)...its been interesting that since having this little blog and posting things that have caught my eye I've been drawn to industrial prints of powerlines!!
Anyway, here is a print from the girl who runs Delightfully tacky which is a super cool blog... she's Alaskan and has done a massive tour through the states in her Winnebago nicknamed "Brave".... definately check it out, she has cute clothes and has had some incredible adventures, ALL ON HER OWN!! I don't think I could have done that, I get too lonely in the car I need company in the form of my Sammy :)
Food, fashion, art, design, philosophy, interiors and travel.... I try to feature people and products that promote ecologically and socially sustainable practices... My boyfriend and I also have a blog that is exclusively dedicated to our travels if that is more your thing... www.felicityandsam.blogspot.com
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Helena Kapidzic
I stumbled upon a blog post about Helena Kapidzic, she has funny tats and an amazing shoe collection. The full post is via the Freude von Freude website, but unfortunately for me its all in German... here are some of the gorgeous pics...
My bedroom... (I WISH!)
If this was mine, I would never ever leave!!!
The view...the windows... the fireplace and wall... although the ugly curtains would have to go....
Taken from desire to inspire blog
The view...the windows... the fireplace and wall... although the ugly curtains would have to go....
Taken from desire to inspire blog
Friday, December 3, 2010
Last Law Exam Ever!!
I haven't been posting much lately, but after today, I'll get back into it....reason being I had my last law exam FOREVER today!!! wooohoooo...
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Proenza Schouler Paper Bag Bag!!
So in love, you can see it actually has the serated edges of a paper bag!!
Apparently a very cheap paper bag retailing for US$615 on their site
*Ahem* christmas present maybe?
Apparently a very cheap paper bag retailing for US$615 on their site
*Ahem* christmas present maybe?
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
New Camera- What to buy???
So I've recently got back from PNG, and for some reason, my camera, which I've had for about 4-5 years, just isn't cutting it anymore... comparing these photos from the ones I took in New Zealand, I've realised that my good ole kodak funshare 6MP point and shoot just isn't cutting it anymore!!! The difference in quality of these two trips should be attributed partly to the different light and climate between the two countries. PNG is hot, humid, bright and tropical; whereas NZ was cool, misty and often quite dark, similar to the UK. But honestly, it's the camera that was driving me bananas- having been an avid photographer since I was in year 6 when my dad let me have a whole roll of film to use on our road-trip from Katherine NT through Ayers Rock and the Olgas back to Hunter Valley NSW.
This was an automatic, film camera which I can't even remember the brand of, which they lent to me again 6 years later when I went to Europe. I think because it was film, this enabled the picture quality to be quite good, but it didn't compare to the Film SLR camera which I used extensively in year 11 and 12 for my art majorwork. I loved this camera because of the two inter-changeable lenses and the massive flash you had to attach, I got some amazing photos, from yet another trip back to PNG and around the Hunter Valley. The only thing I found with this was that it was so heavy that I couldn't use it for extended periods of time, but the quality (in spite of the fact I was developing the photos) was really good, and it enabled me to do so much more with my photos.....
Anyway, after heaps of internet research, I stumbled upon Elsie's review of her favourite cameras, which lead me to Amazon, and this fantastic explanation of the pros and cons of DSLRs and in particular the Canon EOS 50D 15.1 Digital SLR.... which has pretty much convinced me that this is what I want and *ahem* need......Thursday, November 11, 2010
Restaurant Review: Bar Beach Kiosk, Newcastle
Review of Bar Beach Kiosk
Location: Right on Bar Beach, Newcastle, Australia. You sit outside on benches and watch the morning beach crowd go past...
Opening Times: 7 days a week, open 7.30am-7pm weekdays, and 6.30am - 7pm on weekends. Open for casual breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks, coffee
Opening Times: 7 days a week, open 7.30am-7pm weekdays, and 6.30am - 7pm on weekends. Open for casual breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks, coffee
Menu: Casual takeaway food, includes freshly squeezed juices, gourmet wraps and handcut chips
Service: Laidback in the morning, can get really really busy during summer holidays, but the food is always really good. Coffee is also worth ordering, and they have soy milk, as well as flavoured syrups.
How Much? Breakfast for two is usually around $20, lunch and dinner budget around $15 a head...
How Much? Breakfast for two is usually around $20, lunch and dinner budget around $15 a head...
Recommended? Yes!
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