One of my Shakespeare teachers sent this to us this summer. It is beautiful. Take a listen and enjoy…..
http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/218/act-v?act=0
One of my Shakespeare teachers sent this to us this summer. It is beautiful. Take a listen and enjoy…..
http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/218/act-v?act=0
Took myself on a little trek to Massachusetts today. I rode all the way there and back with the top on my convertible down. It was such a wonderful day. My radio is funky, so I sang musicals to myself the whole way. I am such a dork.
I was drawn to Mass after finding an awesome vintage steam trunk from the 30′s for sale on craig’s list (God I love that site). Seriously, how cool is this?
It is my newest art project! Stay tuned for the transformation.
I also met this super neat lady, Petria.
She’s a stylist with vintage cat-eyed glasses, fantastic style, and an awesome blog.
I walked into her store with my metallic sweater, wind blown hair, and knee high riding boots. She said, “Oh no, you are way to stylish to be from around here.”
I felt so cool.
Driving home with my trunk in my trunk I was floor by the sunset. Pink marshmallows smeared across flattened tangerine skin.
I didn’t have a camera due to the fact that I left my Iphone in the back of a taxi and have yet to replace it so instead you get this stock photo I found online!
You get the idea, yes?
All in all it was a spectacular day.
I highly recommend Great Barrington for the antiques, the stylists, and the sunsets.
Gorgeous.
I love this tune: This Old Love .
Learning it for my dear and lovely friends’ wedding.
I am such a sucker for love.
<sigh>

thatbohemiangirl: My Bohemian History Norma Talmadge, 1920s
such a cool combination of bracelets!