Some nice things from online Japanese store Dieci 207. Is it just me or does the little polar bear in the last picture have a kind of suspicious expression on his face?
March 13, 2009
Dieci
Some nice things from online Japanese store Dieci 207. Is it just me or does the little polar bear in the last picture have a kind of suspicious expression on his face?
March 10, 2009
The Fox and the Child
Today I watched the “The Child and The Fox”. This film has been accurately described as part fairytale and part nature documentary, and tells the story of a young girl and her friendship with a fox who she names Titou.
If nothing else, this film is worth watching for its beautiful scenery (most of which is shot in Southern France and some parts of Italy) although the story does develop a little slowly. I also love the cosy feel of Lilo’s bedroom and her little round window.
February 28, 2009
Frankie
I finally had some time to look through the new Frankie today and as usual, it's filled with lots of little treasures. I particularly love the work of Sarah McNeil who designed the poster and draws amazing pictures. To top it off, she also makes these cute little knitted mammals:
February 24, 2009
The Sea
(Though I admit the last photo is not really a house but an artwork by the amazing Peter Callesen).
February 20, 2009
Home
So I'm back again after many weeks of milk tea, dumplings and noisy traffic.
January 6, 2009
Au Revoir
A new year and semi-new shoes (hooray for the local op-shop and the kind old ladies who work there)! It was a quiet one for me spent with a big bowl of strawberries and a good friend. I don't tend to make many resolutions, just lists that keep growing and growing!
I'm going on a little trip (Hong Kong to be exact!) so I'll be disappearing for the next few weeks. I'll be giving my brain a much needed rest and I encourage you all to do the same! I hope it's not too late to wish you all a very special 2009. :)
Badlands
This is one of the last films I watched in 2008 and it was certainly a memorable one. Although there's a disturbing sense of detachment to the characters and their actions, I'd certainly agree that this is a beautiful film and amazing considering it was Terence Malick's first.