Dublin Christmas busk

Today, I still walk around dreaming about the Christmas busk last December. Yesterday, while listening to The Blowers Daughter at work, I suddenly had a huge smile on my face when I remembered running into Damien in Dublin. The memory of his bright blue eyes warms my heart and soul..
God, I miss Dublin...
And in the video, you can actually see me at 04:30, the blonde gal :)

FAT

Loosing weight and healthy living became very easy for me. I lost EIGHT kilograms in a few months and felt great, but the last month of 2011 was very harsh and because of the stress, I strated eating again. I lost it.. With no control I ate and ate untill it hurt, leaving me with a gross feeling. I haven't gained loads, maybe two kg max, so I need to STOP this shit NOW and go back living healthy! Today is that day. Starting right now, I will stop eating limitless, start eating healthy and doing my exercise. I will run, cycle and bootcamp because I love sports!!

Things I Love Tuesday

Love Ireland, one of my strongest love's...
Hopefully one day soon my dream will come true and I get myself a little house, somewhere in the misty mountains.

(Beautiful pictures from Deviantart.com)

Inspiration: Damien Rice

Damien Rice, my number one artist. I love him as a musician, as a poet, as a beautiful soul. Like my keys, I carry his album O with me all the time. I just can't call it a day without one of his songs...

Things I Love

Love fixing the back garden. When we bought it, it looked like crap, filled with only ugly stones. No green, no nothing. It took a while, but we're slowly getting there.

Inspiration: Marilyn Monroe

The one thing I find really fascinating about Marilyn Monroe, is how somebody looking so blissful on the outside with a smile so bright, can be so grey and depressed on the inside...
They fake it, they will do anything to hide the shadows and fool you.

Things I Love

Love the woods and mountains. This month I went to my parents in French for a few days. I didn't realise I needed the break until spending a few days in the green mountains, where your mind gets clean. I needed to get out of the too crowded Netherlands, get away from ringing phones, I needed the clean air, the rest, the wine..
To be honest, this time it took me a few days to get used to the French people. They aren't really the most polite people in the world and they don't speak English at all! But after those days, it was lovely. Seen so many beautiful things, and I loved living in the mountains, without any neighbours... it really got to me.