February 8th, 2010





I’m suffering from Monday aggression today, I think, but I wanted to let you know I was featured on Brinja’s blog yesterday! Every weekend she does a ‘What I wore this week’ post, featuring herself, her friends or other bloggers. I was quite honoured to be asked!
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday feature my new mohair dresses and blouse from Babbu, which I love!
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February 7th, 2010




We stayed here and it was quite enjoyable.
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February 4th, 2010




Half a bottle of wine, Deakin, who knows how many insanely overpriced vodka&redbull and Panda Bear. Kind of hard to focus, honestly!
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February 2nd, 2010






Yeah, dude, we had Ethiopian for dinner and it was awesome. We paid in Euros.
Check out those hands! You can tell they are saying something wise.
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January 31st, 2010


Welcome to a (long) random Sunday post. First of all, this is what it looks like outside at the moment. I think I missed the memo that said Denmark had become a part of the arctic circle. It’s freezing!



My flatmate turned 32 this week. We had lamb in herb sauce with asparagus and red cabbage & sprout salad for dinner and chocolate cake for dessert. I gave him 20th Century Masterpieces EMI wrapped slightly girly.

I’ve been playing these records a lot. They are Black Wooden Ceiling Opening 10″ by Mount Eerie, Ethiojazz by Mulatu Astatke, Vs. by Mission of Burma (2×180g re-issue) and Sapphie by Richard Youngs. Also on (very) heavy rotation is A Society in Which No Tear is Shed is Mediocre by Yonlu, which I cannot recommend enough (consider this my biggest hype since that time I went on a tiny rant about Dead Man’s Bones (which I know a bunch of you enjoyed). Imagine a cocktail of Elliott Smith mixed with the Life Aquatic Soundtrack topped with bedroom freakshow lo-fi and you’ve got this album. It’s incredibly intense, especially considering its history – recorded by a 16-year-old Brazilian kid before he committed suicide, released on David Byrne’s label, Luaka Bop, and cover illustrated by my favourite graphic novelist, Paul Hornschemeier. Honestly, I knew I was going to like this album before I even heard it and I hope you will give it a listen! It’s one of my favourite albums from 2009).




While this is sort of a break from Belgium photos, here are some things I bought when I was there. Some comics and a new bag! It’s See by Chloé and quite lovely if you ask me.

Lastly, I got these tights as a gift last night and I love them but I will post more about them later.
It’s the last day of January, just the coldest month of the year to go and hopefully Spring will come!
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