Saturday, April 3, 2010

Dust bunnies BEWARE!!!

Ok, so today I have appointed myself the nasty deed of (spring) cleaning like a madwoman!
(I say (spring) hoping it make it sound more fun and like something I actually want to do)
And I say this in all seriousness
seeing as I was up most of the night in a panic about how much crap we have as well
as the high level of dust and debris in all the nooks and crannies...
It sucks.
Its not fun...
And I HATE vacuuming.
However, I do believe that this is a necessary evil to be rid of these confounded dust bunnies.

Anyway, I have vacuumed, cleaned, organized, reorganized, vacuumed again and gone through all my clothes to see what can be sold, donated, given away, and what I don't need and can store for next winter...
Like I said... MADWOMAN!

I have been cleaning and having mini melt-downs all day, but I am actually starting to feel a bit more sane (and congested due to the fact that I am allergic to dust)!
I am trying not to look around too much however because it doesn't look like I have done that much, although I really have!

Well, I guess that is all as of yet,
my short break is over.
I am off to continue on my madwoman adventures...
I still have to make dough for the pizza we will be having tonight,
dough for bread for tomorrow,
and a pie.
hmmm...

And with that, I will leave you with this little linky to my etsy shop.
I have listed a good handful of new beauties and there are more to come!
Feel free to check them out!
Enjoy!

Laboradorite earrings, check them out here!

Friday, April 2, 2010

In the cold frame...


babies that made it through the winter in the coldframe/greenhouse (poor things had to deal with my procrastination in starting too late!)


Geraniums

...even my geranium is blooming for this weather!

baby nettles... can't wait to harvest some!

Flower Love


Hello Sunshine!

happy sila outside my front door!

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Ok.
I don't even know how to explain how perfect I feel this fits me...
I found out about this via lovology
who reposted via daydream lily
and now I am reposting because it is nice to finally have a description that I can relate to!

The mori girls (森ガール) belong to a Japanese subculture. 'Mori' means forest in Japanese, and mori girls look like fairytale forest wanderers in their loose dresses, vintage prints and quaint accessories. Mori girls choose to live their lives on their own terms, stopping to appreciate the little things that others overlook amidst the hustle and bustle of daily life.


what do you think?
most photos from here