Saturday 26 October 2013

The Cat's Pajamas


There are these movies, these few, when your cat should put on the batman costume instead of it's pajamas. When you just sit there in your velvet, popcorn sprinkled movie seat or on the living room couch (depending on the age of said picture), stunned, with one "Oh my God what am I watching"- moment passing by after another. Here's a little list that might provide a hilarious movie night. (And you might notice that "vintage" films dominate the listing, for obviously obvious reasons!):

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Friday 25 October 2013

Whatchamacallit VI


Prince Hyaena

loves Water and biting.





I think holey Fingers and indoor puddles

are fashionable.


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Thursday 10 October 2013

Arethusa Rose From Her Couch Of Snows In The Acroceraunian Mountains



 
Audrey Hepburn? Seriously, I'm in love with her. About 5 Years ago she entered my life with "Breakfast At Tiffany's" and since then I've watched every movie she's ever been in. Such a delight. There are no words to describe her. Although her personal life was far from being delightful for a long time, the spirit and wonder she expresses in her parts is captivating. Her looks are impeccable and her acting is true to life. She adapts to all of her fellow male actors perfectly and creates true chemistry. Her sense of picking parts is the cat's pyjamas and her humour is truly comical. So dears, remember her by having a party with your friends and your cat. Go to the hairdresser afterwards and announce to the coiffeur: "All off!" and then smoke you're first cigarette all over again.
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Sunday 6 October 2013

Whatchamacallit: Mr. Kitty


Ginger with blue eyes

lying on his back.

Two giants getting down to work

tickling his neck.

It's fizzy fuzz-love.


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Friday 4 October 2013

Oh là là!




Right into my sunny October's day comes a truly inspiring, clever song and very pastel video for the empowerment of modern womankind. (Oh my!) Although this danish artist is not new to most, and not very much liked by me until today, when I discovered her first two albums (To me, a reminder of Björk, early Patrick Wolf and Hundreds and Thousands. Ah, good ol' times!), this fresh titel is worth a post. And it makes me want to drive to the academy and sculpt something! Hurray for early Oh Land!

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