Buenos Aires is a roller coaster

I saw this video in this blog and it blew my mind. I don't know how they did it, but it's pretty awesome.
Buenos Aires is a roller coaster, and that's exactly what I felt the first time I was on my own in this great city.

Vi este video en este blog y me alucinó. No sé cómo lo hicieron, pero es increíble. 
Buenos Aires es una montaña rusa, eso es exactamente lo que sentí la primera vez que me las tuve que arreglar sola en esta gran ciudad.

Music Friday

A little music to kick off the weekend. Enjoy!

Un poco de música para arrancar el fin de semana. Que lo disfruten!

On Rainy days...

It was supposed to rain today, but it still hasn't. I really love rainy days, for me they mean like a massive cleansing of all the bad things in the world. The sound of it, its smell, to see the drops falling from the sky, it all seems so pure to me. Here are some nice pics of rain and the song I automatically start singing in my head  whenever it starts raining. 

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Se suponía que hoy lloviera, pero todavía no lo hizo. Realmente amo los días lluviosos, para mí significan una limpieza masiva de todo lo malo que hay en el mundo. El sonido de la lluvia, su perfume, ver las gotas caer del cielo, hacen parecer todo tan puro. Acá van algunas algunas fotos lluviosas y la canción que automáticamente empiezo a cantar en mi cabeza cada vez que se desata la lluvia. 

Charming Decor

The Ill

Ffffound

*All pics via Pinterest.

The End of an Era

Yeah, I know Tom has become a little creepy lately, but I always loved his excitement when singing this...

Today I had my last class at college. I still have two (or may be three, I don't know yet) final exams until I get my degree. But it feels OH SO GOOD not to attend class anymore. Can you believe that I had to compulsory attend class for the last 22 years of my life?? (I'm 27 right now, you do the math). It's just crazy, I've spent almost all my life going to class, doing homework, assignments and having exams! Unbelievable. The best thing is that what I remember the most about my early childhood -when I was about three or four years old- is asking my Mom in the morning, when she came into my room to wake me up: "Is it sunny?", because if it did, it meant I could have a great time playing outside. And then, asking her if I could wear a flowered blouse. How I loved Spring!
And then, the last two years, I realized that what I was studying wasn't really for me. And I had my Mom telling me: "You're so close, just finish it and then you can do whatever you want!", and my boyfriend telling me in the other side: "You can quit now and start doing what you like right away, why would you keep suffering?". And you know what? I always thought they were both right. And it made the last two years so much harder for me. I decided to follow my Mom's advice, but always thinking about what Nico said.
So, today, a huge part of my torture ended (I still have those exams to pass), and I decided to have a fresh start. I want to post more often, i want to start yoga classes, buy a new camera and start a photography course (Ok, may be next year), and go on a great vacation in October. Now life seems exciting even with those little things.
I'll keep you posted, I promise. Besos!

Ingenius Apt.

I couldn't believe my eyes as I watch this video. How cool is this 'transformer' apartment? You need some serious creativity and practical sense to come up with something like this.



I feel bad for complaining about my 460 square feet apt.

Klute

Last night I watched this movie, starring Jane Fonda and Donald Sutherland, and there were a few things I noticed:

1. Mr. Sutherland was really handsome back in 1971.

Pic via here

2. The monologs Jane does at her analyst's are superb. The way she describes her fears about falling in love and her relationship with detective Klute are AMAZING. No wonder she won an Oscar for portraying Bree Daniels.

3. The clothes! I know this topic has been blogged before, and even Freja Beha made an editorial for Vogue Nippon inspired in the movie, but they’re so current! The little sequined dress, the high waist midi skirt, her awesome trench coat paired with the fringed bag and the mini skirt with thigh high boots are all seen nowadays too.

 Pic via here

Pic via here

So my advice would be: if you haven’t seen this movie yet, go get it right away.

Besos!

Seaweed

Just a quick post to share this video I've seen in Honestly... WTF.

Hope you started 2011 with lots of joy, family and friends... New Year pics coming soon...

Besos!

Seaweed from Tell No One on Vimeo.