Cultura Do Chá - my favorite café in Lisbon!
haiku:
study for exams
owner recognizes us
“see you tomorrow”
Cultura Do Chá - my favorite café in Lisbon!
haiku:
study for exams
owner recognizes us
“see you tomorrow”
http://fashionista.com/2012/03/a-guide-to-chinas-takeover-of-fashions-front-rows/
Should I stop tanning so that I can look like them when I’m older?
jk no way sun4lyF*~ #duh
…that I have learned more Spanish than Portuguese since I’ve been studying in PORTUGAL? Food for thought.
ESPANA PARA TI
J.Crew’s lookbook shot in Uruguay is all bright colors + tans
Moroccan Color Palettes
One of the things I loved about Morocco was the abundance of color. It was everything I ever imagined, but seeing it in real life made it 10 million times better. Souks filled with scarves, lanterns, and robes made for major eye candy. But it was the tan/neutral + bright color combo that I was most intrigued by— it was always so effortlessly perfect, whether it was man-made or natural.
I guess this means I have to get tanned and buy some green and turquoise colored dresses. Or maybe go back to Morocco and find myself a tan leather bag with turquoise.
Oh, also. I held that iguana.
Time is moving so quickly, I am updating my blog so slowly.
It is already Saturday, March 10— To think that last Saturday I was in Morocco, and Guimaraes/Porto the weekend before, Estoril before that, and Sintra on my second weekend here seems crazy. I should probably document these things ASAP before my memory starts to fail me.
I will write a new blog post now…
Mon dessert amie et moi et notre Sandeman porto! J’adore! (Taken with instagram)
Mijn favoriete Nederlander en mijn favoriete bier! Liefs xx. Perfect (Taken with instagram)
My first hostel experience! In Guimaraes, the cultural capital of Europe 2012 :) (Taken with instagram)
for my amazing parents :) i love you both so much, please come visit so i can share this amazing country with you!