Quite an apt name for a Valentine's post don't you think? This post doesn't really have anything to do with Valentine's Day anyway so you don't have to start getting too worried about my potential stalking habits (can you tell I'm single or?..)
The stalking part has to do with when I took my camera with me a few months back and took some borderline creepy photo's of people's houses in one of my favourite neighbourhoods, Kalk Bay. I've talked about my love for this place a few timesbefore.
As promised here are some pictures of my thrifting finds; a floral dress, floral jacket, birdcage (which is still to be painted white), crocheted garland & a little embroidered bag.
Today, I spent the day in Kalk Bay with Ashleigh. We had so much fun rummaging through all the antique stores & eating ice creams in the middle of winter! :D
Right now I'm off to watch the Ghana v Uruguay game at a friends house. Ghana all the way! They have definitely made Africa proud (:
I visited the cutest little village with my mom and step-dad earlier today. One day I'm going to live there - everything is vintage & floral!
I had a yummy capuccino & choc-chip muffin in a cafe and then went wandering!
My mom & I found this vintage store (along with many others but I only took photo's here).
It was so super pretty, ohmiword & gave me so much inspiration for everything!
I also visited the puppeteer I told you about in the last post. I didn't take photo's there because I felt it wasn't really my place to - We were at his workshop where they're making puppets for a new production heading to New York. It's already been in London's West End for the past three years & they now have to make a whole new cast of puppets to ship to the U.S.
Here is the trailer for the West End version so you can get a glimpse of the horses. They look so realistic when you're up close and personal with them (:
EDIT: read this write up about the little shop, it describes it perfectly.