I don't care what people may think of him or the band Red Hot Chili Peppers. He is fucking gorgeous. Soon to be 50. I take him any time. And his band is one of my faves. Oldies but goldies. And he is not afraid of being a little homo-erotic. Enjoy.
tirsdag den 6. marts 2012
mandag den 5. marts 2012
I Got A Present
From my dearest friend Marla. I love everything about it. I got it a few days ago, but I have been a bit busy moving into my new/old apartment, so I really haven't had much time to post on the blog. But I want to share these pix. I am so happy for my little knitted fairy and I love that her name is "Cooling", as in my fave Tori song. Ever. Much love to Marla xx
søndag den 4. marts 2012
This
Is a lovely childrens book, made by my lovely friend and fellow Toriphile, Samantha Hale. She is also the film-maker of the amazing Map The Music 1 and 2. I really hope to get around to buy the book, as I love the history and the drawings are stunning. Here is a little review on the book:
Losing a parent would be traumatic for a child of any age. Losing both could be devastating. Author Samantha Hale has written a heart wrenching story of eight year old Sparkle who tragically loses both parents and then is forced to live without the comfort of music when she goes stay with her aunt (her mother's sister). The innocence of being a child shines through the pages of the poignant short story. Sparkle is able to begin healing when she hears the music that naturally occurs around her. She follows the sounds into the nearby forest and finds magical musical instruments that were abandoned by her aunt out of grief for her lost sister. The story has a sweet ending and a simple life lesson that older children (9-11) will be able to easily understand. The illustrations are beautiful and even young children will be entertained at the thought of magical musical instruments.
View her amazing little footage about us, Toriphiles in Amsterdam, October 2010:
Losing a parent would be traumatic for a child of any age. Losing both could be devastating. Author Samantha Hale has written a heart wrenching story of eight year old Sparkle who tragically loses both parents and then is forced to live without the comfort of music when she goes stay with her aunt (her mother's sister). The innocence of being a child shines through the pages of the poignant short story. Sparkle is able to begin healing when she hears the music that naturally occurs around her. She follows the sounds into the nearby forest and finds magical musical instruments that were abandoned by her aunt out of grief for her lost sister. The story has a sweet ending and a simple life lesson that older children (9-11) will be able to easily understand. The illustrations are beautiful and even young children will be entertained at the thought of magical musical instruments.
View her amazing little footage about us, Toriphiles in Amsterdam, October 2010:
lørdag den 25. februar 2012
I Love..
Tacky movies and this is one of them:
I think it speaks for it self.
I hope someone can find it for me on DVD. Yep. Gotta have it. (And u got to admit that Charlie Schlatter is HOT! in that movie. But so so bad acting.)
I think it speaks for it self.
I hope someone can find it for me on DVD. Yep. Gotta have it. (And u got to admit that Charlie Schlatter is HOT! in that movie. But so so bad acting.)
søndag den 19. februar 2012
torsdag den 2. februar 2012
Things I Can't Live Without
in the Winter:
Clarins hand cream. Smells like Summer.
Kiehl's lip balm.
My fave scented candle "Baies" by Diptyque. An intoxicated scent of roses and blackcurrant.
Clarins hand cream. Smells like Summer.
Kiehl's lip balm.
My fave scented candle "Baies" by Diptyque. An intoxicated scent of roses and blackcurrant.
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