Monday Pretties...

Happy First Day of the Week!

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I wish I knew where this is from! I think I really like it because of the hydrangeas.


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Leaves are pretty! This picture makes me want to go outside and gather a pretty little pile. Sigh. The only problem is that here in Southern California, we don't have a variety of leaves. Anyone want to mail some from back east? :)


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I love looking at other people's doodles. I wish I was doodling more often. Actually I don't think I have since this past spring.



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Lovely wallpaper! Comfy chaise! What's not to love! I found this picture on Weheartit but if you clip the source link it takes you to the cutest blog I just found. Dreamy stuff!


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I love how colorful this is! And this makes me want to have my own little candy/sweets shop. :)

Well that's it for today! Till tomorrow!
xoxo
Alicia

P.S. I updated to shop today! Yay! And there's more to add later, I'll keep you posted ;)

Comments

  1. AnonymousNovember 15, 2010 at 8:50 AM

    I love the leaves and their pretty colors! Have you seen this photo? It's pretty amazing...

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/brunmarde/5073366253/

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  2. splendeurcaisseNovember 15, 2010 at 6:22 PM

    Thanks for the comment and link! That picture is definitely amazing:)

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