Breaking the new waves

Here is the first outfit from first shmotique session in Latvian art academy.

Photo by Ivars Gravjejs

Things that keep me warm this winter

Two of the things that keep me happy in this harsh Nordic winter (- 20 C today here in Latvia!!!) are:

1. Sea-buckthorn jelly that is packed with antioxidants, flavonoids and vitamin C, tastes like a pineapple and orange together (and even better!) and has a beautiful golden color like the sun.

2. Padded underpants which I dare to pronounce the best invention for Nordic women. The secret is quite simple - they keep your butt big (and big is sexy), warm and happy!


Yours warmly (literary)
Fluff mistress

The wolves in the walls

Around midnight I read "The wolves in the walls" - scary and wonderful book by Neil Gaiman (also author of Coraline). Then I went to sleep. Around 3 AM I woke up and for quite a while was sure that there are wolves in the walls of my room, too. But no, it was just neighbors watching movies with lots of killing and shooting. No wolves in my walls for now.

Check out Neil Gaimans' work, it is simply marvellous (and, as a bonus - creepy and weird, too).

Yours bookwormly,
Fluff Mistress

Orangejews and jewdo

I stumbled upon Challahclothing.com online t-shirt shop that sells witty t-shirts for jewish minded people.

My personal favorites are those two:

A German asks a Mexican if they had any Jews in Mexico. He said "yes estupid, we have Orange Jews, Apple Jews, Grape Jews.."



A jewdo chop - from the Challahpedia, the encyclopedia of all that is Jewish. Refers to strikes performed with the lower part of an open hand via sweeping techniques, usually towards pressure points. Classically known as the "knife hand strike".




Yours jewishly,
Fluff Mistress

THE looks that KILLS

Check out theese guys !
They've got a STILE!
I love this video.

peace,
Kashadura

Cute

Check out this blog !
It is something between surreal stories of Boris Vian and "The best dirty girls joke book ever" (I think that the headline says it all).

Kashadura

Homemade shampoo

Hey, Crabs!

Here is a nice shampoo reciepe;

Simply get one egg, and put the contents, both white and yolk, into your blender.

Add in a teaspoon of olive oil, lemon juice, plain soap and a small cup of water.

If you want to add a nice smell, add a few drops of perfume.

Once these are all combined, blend until it is smooth. Use as shampoo but ensure that the water is not too hot.

This shampoo is live and natural, so will only last for a couple of days - keep refrigerated in between use!

More reciepes here.

About traditional shampoo ingredients read here

Kashadura