WHO RUN THE WORLD? GIRLS!
And a big fat thank you to Sarah for being the only one who shared a quote with us when we were looking for some inspiration.
Enjoy your weekend!
XMV
PS. always the outtakes…
WHO RUN THE WORLD? GIRLS!
And a big fat thank you to Sarah for being the only one who shared a quote with us when we were looking for some inspiration.
Enjoy your weekend!
XMV
PS. always the outtakes…
I don’t normally do New Years resolutions. This year is different, in so many ways,
so I thought no time like the present to start making some.
Here they are, in no particular order:
Drive
Lose weight
Make better photos
Wear skirts
R: watching the Christmas decoration of the neighbours (and screaming WOW! every single time she sees it).
S: in character. Always.
Our new home is bigger than what we have now, has two storeys and a small garden. All I ever wished for. What I didn’t realize is that even though our Amsterdam apartment is small, we use all of the space in a very active way because it’s on the same level. The doors are always open and every room is easy accessible. J glides from one to another, literally. That’s different when you have stairs to climb. Therefor J will have the biggest room, so it will be a place for her to sleep and play.
IF YOU’RE SAD ADD MORE LIPSTICK AND ATTACK.
Now hit that awesome weekend!
XMV
And outtakes. Of course.
I love my life. I’m extremely thankful for the opportunities that are given to me.
And still I have to find some sort of resignation in certain aspects of it.
Like the not working part.
Let’s kick off our 52 project. Inspired by the talented Jodi from Practicing Simplicity, Gray Benko and the amazing photographers who got together for you are my wild. We are nervous. But most of all excited.
From now on every tuesday one photo of each kid.
XMV
PS. Want to know how this project started? Read more about fast food photo and slow food photo.
Everywhere I look I see shit. Shitloads of shit. Only 4 weeks left before we move to our new place. Slightly bigger than our little house in Amsterdam, but no place to store things and less wall space to arrange our furniture. So I guess we’re screwed, because there’s no way in hell it will all fit.
Maybe for the better, because maaaaaaaan we (I) own a lot of stuff covered in dust. And I never missed any of it. It makes me a little sick to see this material overkill. Even sicker thinking of me buying all of it in the past, thinking I really need it and quite happy with myself knowing I can buy everything I want.