New shoes.

everyday dress

One of my everyday dresses that I wear 

when I want to be more subtle 

and have the comfort of a long skirt.

Typewriter (made in Japan) I love yellow

"Omg... They're... They're comfortable!"

Finding comfortable shoes is like winning the lottery. 

New shoes

I bought them for 3SEK (apr. 0.4USD)

Hammond typewriter

Found another nifty typewriter. Yet another one I haven't seen before. I like the wooden elements, and the chicken-wire thingy in the back. I've never seen mechanics like that on a typewriter before. And the cover reminds me of how old sewing machines look...

New shoes (I love them!)

These shoes were such a great buy. I've been using them every day since I bought them. They work great with skirts and dresses, they're comfy and they don't seem to budge even a little, quality-wise.

Unsorted pictures from my desktop

Yeah, I really love The Following. Can you tell?

Consul typewriter

I have a crush on this typewriter. I've been eyeing it on the swedish version of Craigslist for a while. It's blue and the design is so cute. It's also a brand I've never heard of before. And I like to think of myself as someone that knows a bit about typewriters (for a newbie anyway).

It's just that I will never pay €50 for a typewriter. I paid about €8 for my orange one. There's just something about this one that makes me draw a deep sigh whenever I see it.

Edwardian/Victorian hair tutorial.

I've been a bit obsessed with hair tutorials as of late. My hair has finally grown to the length where hairdos are actually possible to do. I've had long hair for quite a while now (beaning below my neck), but because I have typical thin and frail Scandinavian hair, it is very hard to do updos when there's not enough hair to work with.
I'm going to show you guys (is there even anyone here?) how to do an awesome hairdo for those days when your hair is rather filthy or just doesn't want to get along. Someday soon, hopefully.
In the meantime, I'll show you this. Seems simple, and is sososo pretty.