When I was a little child I always already ate these (first picture of course) when they were still green. Now all the birds steal them.

Pictures taken by me.

Pictures taken by me.

Picture taken by me.

I got these things at the thrift shop already some time ago, no, a LONG time ago, but hadn’t posted them yet. Actually I should have not bought these, because I just really don’t have the space to store them! I just bought, bought and bought, without thinking if I actually needed them or could store them. But that’s just me. And now I want to get rid of these things, as all my buys are piling up, haha. Selina, if you see my room you don’t think YOU are the one who lives like a pig anymore. I am.

I bought space to store things. Yes I did. But I don’t store jewelry in jewelry cases. It’s just the fact that these were so low priced, and I THOUGHT I could use these for storage. Thought. I don’t. Look, I even bought a metal hook, for jackets or something. Why would I need ONE hook?

This print was just to cute, though it’s quite large, which is the main problem. My dad told me every one had this painting in the seventies in their living room.

I just couldn’t resists these records. Mostly because of the design though. Now I have 5 records lying on the floor of my bedroom. Why should I need records? I don’t have a record-player.

OK, so I bought the porcelain ballet flats because I can’t resist shoes, and the porcelian cat because I can’t resist porcelain cats (I even collect them). But why did I buy a chandelier and a tray? Probably because of the fact the chandelier was dirt cheap, and the tray just because I couldn’t resist the print of the tiny roses in the center. Just because of that. Those are quality-less reasons!

I bought these because of the granny-feeling, and the little one because it’s made out of snakeskin. But still, I don’t need them! Still, I can’t store them!

Do you guys have the same problem with buying things because they are dirt cheap though you either can’t store them or need them? From now on I will be going less to the thrift store, to save myself from buying things I don’t need (not because of the money, but because of the storage), and when I’m at the thrift store I will first put the item back and then consider buying it, about ten times, and finally walk away from it.

Romeo, enjoying nature.

Our old birdcage, lost underneath plants and flowers.

Cuteness.

The oh-so romantic front part of our house. Many tourists stop by to look at this ’sight’.

Pictures are taken by me.

Joepie (Joo-pee), Sita (See-tah) and Mienzie (Meen-zee). The last one is turning 19 in a week and is nominated for the Most Annoying Kittycat Ever Awards. “Feed me! Feed me! If you don’t I’ll…” Sometimes I think she’s possessed by Satan.

How horrible is it to work with satin? Gosh, don’t think I’ll do that ever again. Anyway, here’s another dress I designed and made. Though I must say it’s already quite old! As in several months.

A contrast of life and death.

Our bamboo has become enormously big. So much larger than it looks in the picture below.