And a bit of eye candy via Concrete and Honey today, which I found via P.'s blog stalkery. I've watched the short only three times so far, and only tried to lick/climb inside/make out with my computer screen once each. This shows great restraint, I think.
For Helloing
For Finding
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- A Practical Wedding: Words to Read When You Wed (I)
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6 maids a-milking:
OH MY GOD! That is a-mazing.
LOVE THIS!
However, I don't like the perfume. This is a tragedy, because I love all the ads so much that I really want to...
But: love Audrey, love that boy (!), love trains, love France, want very much to love Istanbul.
There are few things sexier than trains in my mind. Every time I take one I feel so nostalgic and mysterious. I don't know why. I love them so and Audrey was perfect for this. Thanks for sharing!
gasp.
she's really gotten fierce in her post-amelie stuff, hasn't she? i'm reminded of how much i'm looking forward to her chanel biopic, as well - so cruel that it won't be in the states until this fall!
Oh, my goodness. I now must have that perfume. But I also must have a train trip through Europe. And I also must have my husband. That was beautiful genius. (So glad to finally read your blog. Got to hang out with your parents a bit on Thursday eve of last week. What fun! Miss them so. Thrilled for you and New York. What a wonderful pair you must make.)
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