Weekend Fun

After the cruelty that is a work week (and I do not use the word cruel easily) the bed is my sanctuary. I live and work in a big city and this week I felt as if I were lost in the North Pole. 

Ok, fine, I was the one doing the rain dance to get the snow, and now I'm all cranky about it. But I wanted a snow ball fight and sleighing and ice skating. But it's already dark before I get home from work and similar excuses in reality I hate freezing to death...

Anyway, now I can spend the two lovely S days in bed and share my web finds.

* For example the making of this dress. And you know what? Not that I wouldn't like trying the dress on, but most of all I'd like to stick a pin in it. I would like to be one of these ladies running around it, seeing it in the making from the very beginning. I bet it's the most beautiful view from their angle. 

* And wouldn't this be just the perfect hair with it? Or without it. It's weekend anyway, PJs are Couture...

    

* And I love reading horoscopes for the year (daily horoscope is not fun at all, on the other hand). Especially ones like this, in the Russh Magazine, because they say my sign should have all this stuff in the picture (they don't really say that). According to my horoscope this is going to be a great year for the Aries, so I say let's trust them and make it happen. What is your sign? Do you like how they see it?

;)

*Serbian

Not a Monday

This week I decided to skip the Monday. Not that I didn’t work, I worked. Just left it alone, without the usual I hate Monday stuff. My Monday afternoon became an extension of the weekend. I sat down with a cup of tea (or coffee, optional), a blanket and a few of my favourite online magazines.

And don’t get me wrong I am the one for books in my hands and on my shelves but I am never the one for extreme opinions and attitudes. These are magazines made by such great creative people and when I read them I feel that I’d have so much to talk about with those lovely guys (ladies). And the plus is that even though I live far away from where they’re made, I can read them without spending a dime (which makes more money for books (or shoes)). So for a bit of fashion, books, design, music and everything else we want to know, just read on.

First, the Motif magazine because there you can read an interview with one of my favourite bloggers Kristen on femininity:

Then the one that Jana (also one of my favourite bloggers) wrote about - Rue with its one year anniversary issue:

And just one more (you don’t have to read them all today, guys)- Matchbook magazine. And I've found this one myself (proud). It has been founded by two friends last february, comes out monthly, and I've read every single one. This month they have a very special cover girl. Trust me you won’t regret it:

Enjoy!

*Serbian