Monkey Crush

dearest paul,

it's been so long...since high school i would say? i was in love with all things you. from backpacks to the soft cotton tees to especially, my very favorite pj bottoms, there was no monkeying around (well maybe a little). as life went on, as i became a little more serious, a little more grown up, i thought i could move on. but recently, ever so slightly, you have crept back into my life, reminding me that a little monkey business is okay. for that, thanks for the silliness and the smiles.

all things paul frank:

1. iLove iGoogle (paul frank theme for iGoogle)

2. spiral notebook and folders (Target $3-5)

3. iPhone cases (Apple $25-35)

4. knitted Julius monkeys (Amazon $13.19)

All Smiles

It's been awhile...4 months to be exact. Life got a bit crazy on my end but like a true optimist, I saw the glass half full...full of anticipation of what is to come. So on this day filled with pranks, laughter or both, I start back on this journey.

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Ready for Delivery

mine are on their way...are yours?

stay tuned for the revealing of the package inside next week

A Little Birdie Told Me

a little birdie told me

...you got the job.

...you love your gift.

...that a little one is on the way!

...he finally proposed!

...you miss me.


Inspired by Snow & Graham's "Tweets"

A Bug's Life

A Saturday afternoon gathering in a garden.

Food, sweets, and cake...yes, definitely cake.

Oh what a bug's life it is.

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In Bloom

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I'm a Fool to Want You

Love Love LOVE Audrey Tautou! And when Tautou and Jean-Pierre Jeunet (director of Amélie) reunite, the outcome is a beautiful pièce de résistance of all the Chanel commercials.

"I've always loved night trains and their magic: its the perfect opportunity to create an encounter in suspended time. I really liked the idea of a woman meeting a man. They both think about each other, but continue on with their own lives, left with the regret that they didnt make contact with the other person. I love to play with destiny and coincidences... I knew that the story would revolve around the mesmerizing effect of the scent in the womans wake. We had to give voice to the intangible." - Jean-Pierre Jeunet

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