Ciel. 26. Euro Girl. The neurotic secretary. She's a dancer,a dreamer and a shadow boxer. Loves yoga, the 60s/70s and everything vintage. Creative, loyal and sweet but weird. Addicted to her Macbook, tea, movies and TV series. She adores Kate Hudson and is obsessed with Jack Bauer. Oh yeah and she likes to shop. A lot. MORE?
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It´s the shoe that counts March 30, 2005 | 6:33 p.m. | Wooah, bought a new pair of shoes. I all of a sudden remembered this store i had not checked out yet. And of course.. the latest store in the neighbourhood that is where you succeed. They are really cute. I also had to buy this awesome handy matching bag. Okay and i admit it! I ALSO ordered a pair of golden Le Coq ballerina’s. So i spent a little money. I hope they arrive by the end of the week. I’m ready for summer. Wisdom coming from a 50 year old male colleague; our mothers will never stop raising us.
Currahee
How much as i love to buy shoes, it really is a big task. My mum convinced me to go to this really fancy store where the shoes are actually really expensive. But i found a cute pair which were pretty cheap. Had to wait for 30 minutes before someone came helping me. Really ridiculous! They help one person at a time. When they go backstairs to search for your size, why the hell don’t they take another couple of boxes with them for another customer? The service sucks at fancy places. So i ended up waiting 30 minutes for nothing because they didn’t have my size anymore. Bastards. No instead they offer you water in a p-mate. Other than that, i guess you could say we had fun. Today’s another Sunday. Didn’t really do much. Took a nice long shower. Watched the first two episodes of Band of Brothers again. Had some butter popcorn. I also ordered the book by Stephen E. Ambrose. The hardcover version. Hope it’ll arrive this week. This week should be fine. Only four days left. Updates: photography.
No words necessarily
Diaryland is finally letting me update. Phew. Don’t you just love spring? It’s definitely my favourite season. The terraces are filled with people. We get rid of our winter jackets. The sun softly shining in your face. Your favourite song is playing in the background. Lovely… My mum and i, we still can’t get along. I don’t know what it is. I guess it’s not just my mum, pretty much the whole family. Have you ever experienced that? People tell you to come and talk to them. You can always talk to them about everything. But then when you do, they never understand. They just don’t understand the person that you are. Thank you Judith for the lovely Easter sign!
We stand alone together
I finally got around watching Band of Brothers. I really have to dedicate my entry to this incredible series. The story is shown to us in ten different episodes. Every episode starts with the real men from Easy-company telling about their experiences. I felt as if the interviews added authenticity, verified what the series was showing. Each episode ends with a paragraph or two of the story's significance to the war effort or the lives of its participants. I love all the detailed information they are giving you. It starts with the basic training in Toccoa, and continues through Normandy, The battle of the Bulge, and Operation Market Garden, among others, as well as the liberation of a concentration camp. Not only is it historically accurate, but it is also a compelling drama which pulls you in, in such a way that you actually care about each of these characters (though i have to say, due to the large number of speaking parts in this mini-series, one run through is not going to enable the audience to really get to know the characters). My second fave character probably would be 2nd Lt. C. Carwood Lipton (Donnie Wahlberg). Such a dependable guy. Great leader as well. The cinematography was great, it was filmed so everything looked a little lighter than most films. It really had that “old look”. There was a lot of camera movement during the battle sequences that managed to make you feel like you were right in the middle of everything. I remember when Winters got a ricochet in the leg, or when he came across the young German soldier in the field and shot him. I shivered during the episodes when they were trapped in the snow. My god, the characters you watched since episode one, got shot or blown up. They were about to lose all hope. And i cried when they found the concentration camp… The extra disc contains a lot of information about how the film was cast, the "boot camp" that the actors went through and there are more interviews with surviving members of Easy Co. Folks. The special effects, editing, cast and directing are brilliant, but what really leaves you in awe is the feeling, that you are watching true events and that it must have felt like this, when Easy Company and all the other soldiers entered the hell that is war.
Don´t panic
Oh shit. I got fried at the tanning studio. Well uhm not my entire body… But those two “bumps” that make you a woman. ![]() Looks like you and i are going to see Coldplay! Via work i got tickets. Really excited about this. Could be the concert of the century.
Hey lady
Yesterday i spent two hours at the hairdresser. I let it dye and also had a hair-cut and a blow-dry. Then today i went to a tanning studio for the first time in my life. They let me use the Basic XL for 14 minutes. I told the lady about the red spots in my face and she told me it might help. I just have to be careful because my skin is oversensitive. I probably have to go back there three/four times (preferably this week) before it starts showing. But hey it seems like a good way to spend my vacation. (If your claustrophobic and all i wouldn’t recommend it.) Updates: cam.
The world forgetting, by the world forgot
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