"People who need people are the luckiest people in the world" or my feelgood movie

You know that movie. 

The one that you reach for on any occasion, any time.

To feel good and beyond that.

Everyone has a feelgood movie.

The very legendary "Funny girl" with Barbra Streisand is mine.

Boy, they don't make movies like this anymore.

It has so much life in it with all the ups and the downs we come across when living with an open heart.

It has a truly timeless script as it includes problems that were actual in the past, are now and will be in the future.

I especially love the character taht Barbra Streisand plays- Fanny.

Not only is she extremely funny as the title says, but also pretty and witty and bright if I can quote from the musical "West Side Story".

I'm not even going to talk about the clothes, set decorations and music.

See and hear for yourself.

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I have been intrigued by detachable collars since Miu Miu S2010RTW

But never enough to get a grip of myself and DIY it.

Until of course I saw these collars by Eleven Objects from their fall/winter 2011 season.

They are so much fun to make as there are over a zillion different ways to decorate them.

 Why yes. Yes, I will. Thank you for the idea.

If you got intrigued:http://elevenobjects.com/

I knew "Born this way" would be truly enjoyable on the piano as the older versions have been before.

I agree, the new song "You and I" has really an Elton John touch. I love it.

Cmon, a synth in a shoe? Wow, creativity on the highest level. What an inspiration. Seeing and listening to her makes me always feel sooo good.

And Haley killed it on Wednesday on Idol.

It's great to know that music now is in good and trustworthy hands.



Sun Of A Gun?

I have my National English Exam tomorrow and of course I decided to have a photoshoot. Who wouldn't?

As it wasn't dark enough outside (I knew there had to be at least one negative side to spring) I couldn't take photos with my scanner and so I chose to try out my good old (very old) Canon.

The pictures aren't really anything special, but they sure do make you scratch your head as I took them of my lips?!

Made it to the bottom of the post? Congrats, I sure didn't skimp on the pictures. You're lucky I didn't decide to post them all.

JR's TED Prize wish: Use art to turn the world inside out

Oh, man.

Learn more about his work and learn how you can join in at insideoutproject.net

The Wedding

And the dress of the century was designed by Sarah Burton as I hoped (read: knew).

The lace, detailing a rose, thistle, daffodil and shamrock to represent each nation of the UK was hand-made by the Royal School of Needlework, based at Hampton Court Palace.

The bridal train measures 2m 70cm.

Workers washed their hands every 30 minutes to keep the lace and threads pristine, and the needles were renewed every three hours, to keep them sharp and clean.

The veil is held in place by a Cartier "halo" tiara, lent to Miss Middleton by the Queen.

The bride's bouquet is a shield-shaped wired bouquet of myrtle, lily-of-the-valley, sweet William and hyacinth. It was designed by Shane Connolly.

The ivory dress is truly Kate- simple, romantic, classy, elegant. She looks very Grace Kelly.

Of course the uniforms were amazing.

Prince William wore the uniform of Colonel of the Irish Guards on his wedding day.

In addition he also wore a gold and crimson sash with the wings of the Royal Air Force, the Garter Star and a Gold Jubilee Medal, gold sword slings without a sword however. The buttons on his tunic, positioned in groups of four, symbolize the Irish Guard's position in the Order of Battle as the Fourth Regimen of Foot Guards.

As it was expected, Prince William opted for a military uniform, as he showed his interest for the army in the past, being commissioned in the Armed Services and Royal Air Force. The amazing uniform was created by Kashket and Partners.

Ahh...and there goes my chance to marry Prince William.

Who knew?

Oh well.

The wedding is truly amazing.

Congratulations!

All the best of luck!

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And here is the artist behind it all Mr Wheen. Smile Steve!

What an awesome idea! Maybe I'll try it, who knows.

To find out more about him check out his blog here

Oh man. She gave me the chills. Thank you Aretha for this song. Thank you Amber for covering it. Boy, they sure don't make music like this anymore.

Truly amazing. Can't get enough of Glee.