Bag Lady

Ok. I know. I know.

2 posts in a day. In about an hour.

Crazy.

You'd never believe I am married to a wonderful man with 2 fur-children and a 2-week old angel. All living with me in the same house. ;-P

I just about exploded the moment I laid eyes on these:

(Image courtesy of adVintagous via Etsy)

I.HAVE.TO.HAVE.THEM.

The Mulberry Bush

I'm guilty.

Guilty of indulging in a mindless splurge whilst out on what was supposed to be a harmless stress-free holiday.

The subject(s) of my whim:

What was I thinking?!

I need to be rehabilitated.

Help me, Exp(!) ~ Inspira

What are the Odds?

I think I am going through a girly phase this week.

I am usually a tote carrying kind of girl. I can dump almost anything and everything (well, almost everything) into my tote without ever having to worry about forgetting something. The bad thing about totes is that my stuff usually get lost in the big world in there. So lately, I've been thinking about my choice of bags (where is the instant gratification that bag-purchasing used to give me?).

I chanced upon bags by Little Odd Forest when I "parked" myself at VivoCity's Page One. Their quirky and colourful designs attracted me.

A little googling and I'm proud to say that the Singaporean lass behind Little Odd Forest has lots to offer. Go check out her products on sale. All hand made with love, by the way! ~ Inspira

(Images courtesy of Little Odd Forest)

King M I

Exp, I read your post on stalking E with a grin on my face; nodding my head in agreement. How true all your points!

I am however guilty of stalking M. So much so that I think I'm in-his-face, stalking. Literally.

Case in point: my birthday is not for another month and a half but I'm already shoving into M's poor face, pictures of bags - I think will notch up the beauty quotient of a rather dull metallic but otherwise hardworking workhorse of a laptop - as if proclaiming their beauty but really: can I please have one for my birthday gift this year, M? One of these bags?

Please? ~ Inspira

(Pictures courtesy of Janine King Designs)

Pretty in Pink

Paddington, Sydney on a beautiful summer afternoon.

I felt like I was in an old world with beautiful Edwardian lattice iron works framing petite townhouses. The air screamed of bohemian chic.

Whilst at the Saturday Paddington market, I met with Jessica McKenzie of Pretty in Pink and scored a few items - they are so irrisistably kitschy and chic all at once! ~ Inspira

(Pictures courtesy of Pretty in Pink)