Sunday, June 2, 2013

Goan


IMG_5536, originally uploaded by Pink Lady on the Loose!.

Typical evening activity in Goa: reading my kindle in our favourite bar/restaurant.

My clothes and jewelry are from India.

Taken on December 27th, 2011 at Palolem Beach, Goa.

Ring


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One of my favourite rings, bought from India. I believe the stones are moonstones.

The book shown is Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts - really amazing book!

Taken on December 28th, 2011 in Palolem Beach, Goa, India.

Saturday, June 1, 2013

Rocks


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Photo taken somewhere in the UK, mid 90s.

Jacket from Barbour.

Bandana


IMG_3292, originally uploaded by Pink Lady on the Loose!.
This green silk tunic is from India, and I love that it looks like it's made out of a giant bandana. Most of the jewelry that I'm wearing is from India, too, with some exceptions. The bag is made out of recycled plastic bags and it was a gift from Canada. The photo was taken in 2011 and I'm sitting in the commuter train between Espoo and Helsinki in Finland.

The green bracelet is from Leena Collection.

Espoo


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One of the beaches in Espoo, Finland. Photo taken in 2011.

Walking


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Especially when the weather is warm, my husband and I love to walk for hours on end. This photo was taken in August, 2011, when we were living in Kauklahti, Espoo, Finland. We lived quite near the sea, and that's something I'm really missing now. There's no ocean in the Czech Republic. You don't know how much something means to you until it's not there anymore.

My pants, sandals, bag and sunglasses are all from India. The cardigan is from a thrift store and it's actually a men's cardigan.

Horseback


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I love this photo, which is scanned a long time ago from a catalogue, probably H&M. I used to ride horses as a child and I've always loved them. The sweater also looks cool and I'd like to knit something similar to this one day.