Three pics my eye caught, all with Union Jack theme.
maandag 30 maart 2009
zaterdag 28 maart 2009
vrijdag 27 maart 2009
Tip
Omg, I just ran in to an amazing blog, so creative and so stylish! it's called http://www.leblogdebetty.com/ and I'm in love.
I love how sequins and gold and great colors are used in her outfits without making it trashy. I'm so inspired.
Go and take a look!
Loves
![I <3 Balloons :]](http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/img-set/BQcDAAAAAwoDanBnAAAABC5vdXQKFnZxQi1ycjRWM2hHSGt6aFctQW83R0EAAAACaWQKAWUAAAAEc2l6ZQ.jpg "I <3 Balloons :]")
donderdag 26 maart 2009
Uncontrollable
I've been to Confessions of a Shopaholic :D! I loooved it - superficial but so much fun. And the guy who plays Luke Brandon is very cute. You know, most of the time when a film or serie based on the book comes out, the characters are never how you imagined them, but Isla Fischer was such a good Becky. And Derek Smeath! Hilarious :D
I also loved the soundtrack, it really gave some scenes an extra thrill, especially the first one.
The songs were:
1. Accessory, Jordyn Taylor (3:06)
2. Fashion, Lady Gaga (2:52)
3. Blue Jeans, Jessie James (3:57)
4. Uncontrollable, Adrienne Bailon (3:30)
5. Calling You, Kat DeLuna (3:20)
6. Stuck With Each Other (ft. Akon), Shontelle (3:20)
7. Unstoppable, Kat DeLuna (3:50)
8. Big Spender, Adrienne Bailon (3:50)
9. Bad Girl, The Pussycat Dolls (2:28)
10. Again, Natasha Bedingfield (3:57)
11. Takes Time To Love, Trey Songz (2:46)
12. Girls Just Want To Have Fun, Greg Laswell (2:37)
13. Don't Forget Me, Macy Gray (2:38)
Loves!
Lessons
Daniel is reinventing his stupidness today.
It’s the third hour and we are following a latin class. I‘m sitting next to Mark - running a risk to be raped - behind me is Daniël and on my right side, at another set of tables, is Nathan. Daniel is being questioned by the Belgian teacher about conjunctivi and deponantia because of his bad notes and the intire classroom is looking expectantly at him.
I think poor Daniël is a bit nervous - or at least becomming. While he’s struggling, Nathan makes a loud and sarcastisch, whispering noise: “Nopresurenopresurenopresure!”. Daniël makes a face.
I think he’s panicing now.
We really really love Daniël - don't get me wrong - but he has got the intelligence of a mushroom. Not really in the no-brains way, like Mark, but more in an I-can’t-count-to-ten-without-using-my-fingers way. Last year he actually had to leave our school, but he managed to stay in some way. That’s one of the reasons why we believe wonders will never cease.
His parents decided that he should work very very hard from that moment - which resulted in missing our trip to Paris, my birthday and hundreds of movies.
I don’t really know how I should feel about that. On the one handel, I really want him to stay in our class. On the other I doubt this is the best for him. He is working so hard, missing al kinds of things and spending less time with us, that I wonder how it would be if he could be educated on a level he can handle. Would he really see us less? we see him every day now at school, but we don't really have fun together except on Friday and vacations. And would he be happier, not struggling with latin and greek every day?
Daniël still hasn't said anything good, not even close to the correct answer. Mark turns around, Julia is hoving back and forward at her chair. Then, daniël rises from his desk and climbs on his chair.
“Plusquamperfectum - coming from loqui, which means speaking.” He makes a bow and jumps off victorious. My breath is taken. After a few moments, tThe class bursts in an applause and our teacher looks stunned - just like we want to.
I wonder Mark's role in this play.
You can say a lot about Daniel, but he’s not easily daunted.
To Be Coninued.
It’s the third hour and we are following a latin class. I‘m sitting next to Mark - running a risk to be raped - behind me is Daniël and on my right side, at another set of tables, is Nathan. Daniel is being questioned by the Belgian teacher about conjunctivi and deponantia because of his bad notes and the intire classroom is looking expectantly at him.
I think poor Daniël is a bit nervous - or at least becomming. While he’s struggling, Nathan makes a loud and sarcastisch, whispering noise: “Nopresurenopresurenopresure!”. Daniël makes a face.
I think he’s panicing now.
We really really love Daniël - don't get me wrong - but he has got the intelligence of a mushroom. Not really in the no-brains way, like Mark, but more in an I-can’t-count-to-ten-without-using-my-fingers way. Last year he actually had to leave our school, but he managed to stay in some way. That’s one of the reasons why we believe wonders will never cease.
His parents decided that he should work very very hard from that moment - which resulted in missing our trip to Paris, my birthday and hundreds of movies.
I don’t really know how I should feel about that. On the one handel, I really want him to stay in our class. On the other I doubt this is the best for him. He is working so hard, missing al kinds of things and spending less time with us, that I wonder how it would be if he could be educated on a level he can handle. Would he really see us less? we see him every day now at school, but we don't really have fun together except on Friday and vacations. And would he be happier, not struggling with latin and greek every day?
Daniël still hasn't said anything good, not even close to the correct answer. Mark turns around, Julia is hoving back and forward at her chair. Then, daniël rises from his desk and climbs on his chair.
“Plusquamperfectum - coming from loqui, which means speaking.” He makes a bow and jumps off victorious. My breath is taken. After a few moments, tThe class bursts in an applause and our teacher looks stunned - just like we want to.
I wonder Mark's role in this play.
You can say a lot about Daniel, but he’s not easily daunted.
To Be Coninued.
zondag 22 maart 2009
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