Last week I got bored of looking at my Twitter background and needed something inspirational and just plain pretty to look at. While in search of something I came across Sam Hessamian's black and white photography which I found to be so simple, but yet completely beautiful. There is not a lot of information on him out there, but nonetheless I think his photos speak for themselves...
In case you're still not sure...
My wonderful, and very kind husband and I booked flights the other night to London! And I'm excited as I am when I walk into a Zara store (if you are a regular reader, you should know abotu this VERY VERY excited excitement that is happening!). We're planning on going in October via Dubai and Turkey, which has been at the top of my travel list for a while now. We still haven't concreted places to go in Europe but I know for sure that Paris will work it's way into our itinerary! Do you have any tips for places to stay visit in any of these places? Please do share :)
photos via weheartit - just search London
What's in yours?
EDIT: Just looking at the photo again made me realise how corporate everything in my bag looks! I'd just like to say that I didn't take out all the odd hair bands, tissues (clean!), paperclips and spare coins that are sitting in the bottom of my bag! Ha!
Clockwise from top left:
iPod nano 8gb
Canon Ixus 6.5mp camera
Nivea creme
Blackberry Curve 8520
Topshop business card holder
Marc Jacobs Daisy perfume
Lucas Pawpaw Ointment
Lancôme Juicy Tubes in Peach
Black Notebook
kikki.K. 2010 Diary
Witchery black patent leather wallet
Mimco Under the Radar handbag
Oh lala! I checked my sitemeter today and noticed that I have had over 10,000 views on my blog! I cannot believe I missed such a momentous number because as of now it's on 10,688 views in about 7 months which is pretty cool for something I was sure would just be seen by me, myself, and well... I!
So.....let's celebrate! Cupcake? Pink balloon anyone? Pretty photographs?
Images via weheartit
So...I made it! After 14 days of walking, vomitting and diarrhea (sorry you had to hear it!) we finally reached Everest Base Camp/Kala Patthar. We reached about 5300m above sea level and I have to say that this trek was the most challenging thing I've ever had to do! I think I pushed my body to it's limit and and now sporting a more slim figure! But hey, I did it! I can now say I've been on the roof of the world and can tick Everest Base Camp off that almighty travel list :))
P.S. I am never walking for more than 7 days ever again, for the rest of my life!
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