Enchanting Milanese

Italians are known for their "Stehcafé" - they buy an espresso at the bar, often for less than 1 EUR and in an instant they empty the cup. A architecture & design magazine placed design pieces in bars and restaurants in the City of Design, Milan.

This page caught my eye. I love how the elderly people interact with the stool. As if the woman was thinking "what a silly barstool this is". And can you sense the politeness of the elderly man, the way he touches the barstool?

It's things like that that truly entertain me.

Grooming Gracefully

Our tour two weeks ago:

Some groups were all-red. Our group came in all colours. :-)

I have no idea what made me walk with my knees closed, maybe it was the knowledge of being pictured?

A Quick Update On Short Hair

Hello!

I feel as if I were to lose your attention in my hair-issues by the time I get my haircut (the week after next week), if I continue blogging on other people's short hair much longer.
But, I thought I'd show you Cameron. Gladly, her curls/waves were not a perm but more of a gag, because this is what her hair looks like:
Looking at Cameron I get the impression that even with all that money at her hands, she can't handle that annoying greasy shine on the forehead and chin, which is somehow comforting, stuggling with that grease myself, and somehow not at all, since I would rather read that there is an anti-dote available that tames those nasty greasy T-zones. Blot. Blot. Blot. And no, I am not confusing highlighters with greasy shine.

Some fashion bloggers say the quite short bob makes her look older than she actually is. True? Maybe not older but more serious, since she is know as a sporting ace and not so much as a lady.
I might print those pictures and take the to the hairdresser and I think it's a good idea. How short will I go?