Have an amazing weekend and I will meet you here on Monday!
Thursday, June 27, 2013
You'd be mad not to check out..
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Glow
Is there anything that attracts human eyes more than sparkle? And if so, isn't the natural glow just the most gorgeous and rare thing out there? When I found those places, I couldn't help myself but share them with you.
1) Bioluminescent Bay, Vieques, Puerto Rico:
(photos found here)
There are not many places where you can experience that, in fact, Bioluminescent Bay is the brightest
one in the world. The beautiful glow happens when the growing bacteria is somehow disturbed, usually by a swimmer or predator. So every time you lay your hand in the water or jump for a swim, the bacteria creates a light show by using it's defense method. I've experienced something very similar once, but not as bright, in Los Angeles. It is spectacular. So if you are going to Puerto Rico, don't forget to add this on your list!
2) Aurora Borealis
I am sure you've heard about this one before, some of you have even experienced it. I've always dreamed about going to Lapland and watch the lights joining their hands, performing their most beautiful dance. Aurora Borealis is quiet, surreal and peaceful. The Nothern lights. Have you seen it? Did it fulfill your wish?
3) Glow worm caves, New Zealand
(photos found here)
As I recently posted an article about New Zealand and places I'd like to visit, I could easily add this one to the list. Located in the Waitomo region, this geological formation will definitely grab your attention. The neon decor is created by Arachnocampa luminosa, a gloworm species living only in New Zealand. You can take the standard tour and get on the boat that will take you to the starry night fantasy. Fun fact: glowworms live about 6 months and are are fed by insects that make their way into the deep caverns. Can you imagine being there? That is something I'd daydream about..
Monday, June 24, 2013
From around the world
Hello there, how was your weekend? We were trying to enjoy last peaceful weekend before the storm hits as we are moving next week! Friends, I don't really like moving. And especially I don't like moving with two small children. But it must be done and even though we have a wonderful company to help us pack, it's still a lot of work. So please be understanding of my sporadic posting in the next two weeks.
Meanwhile, here are some fun links for you, have an amazing week!
There is something beautiful about this painting.
Another Foster + Partners creation.
Hubby and I enjoyed this movie. What a gem!
I am definitely trying this recipe today.
It's always sad to loose an amazing actor. My heart goes out to his family.
Look at this place! Go straight to the kids room and check out the steps leading to a magic hideway!
Beautiful pastel portraits.
Venezia in un giorno.
The cutest little thing.
Friday, June 21, 2013
You'd be mad not to check out..
This is a little unusual travel gadget but I couldn't help myself and had to share this weird but probably unbelievably comfortable ostrich pillow. If you are thinking what in the world is that, don't worry, I had to ask myself the exact same question. This pillow is supposed to be used on your travels, whether on a plane or train, or at your office?? (I guess power naps?) and offer you the privacy and comfort in small spaces. Now I am a bit confused here since I can't picture myself at the airport wearing this huge pillow on my head, that provides a hole for your nose and two other sides holes where you can let your hands rest. HA! But it does make me smile and to be honest, I wish I could lay my head into that magic hat right now. Zzzzzzz.
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
I have left my heart in..
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
3 places I'd love to see in New Zealand
1) Egmont National Park and it's Goblin Forest. The park is beautiful itself, but the main reason why I would like to visit this natural wonderland is the Goblin Forest. I've never seen such magical place where the trees with their gnarled shapes create an eery feel. They are called "Kamahi trees" and because you can find them in one of the highest area, they burst with abundant mosses and ferns.
2) Tree Restaurant, Auckland. It's suspended 10 metres up a huge redwood tree and it was designed on a child fantasy of a tree house. I am fully aware this is not a tourist attraction or a magnificent landmark but I couldn't resist and it actually is on my list. The only downside is that it is not longer open to the public but it can be reserved as a private party for 30 people. I can see myself renewing vows there.
What an unique experience of fine dining!
3) Champagne pool in Rotorua was formed nearly 900 years ago by a hydro thermal eruption and it's temperature reaches 74°C. It was named Champagne pool because of it's resemblance of a bubbly glass of famous sparkling wine. The unusual coloring is mostly from arsenic and sulfide deposits. And I found it visually so beautiful it makes me want to go right now!
Photos found here, here, here, here and here.
2) Tree Restaurant, Auckland. It's suspended 10 metres up a huge redwood tree and it was designed on a child fantasy of a tree house. I am fully aware this is not a tourist attraction or a magnificent landmark but I couldn't resist and it actually is on my list. The only downside is that it is not longer open to the public but it can be reserved as a private party for 30 people. I can see myself renewing vows there.
What an unique experience of fine dining!
3) Champagne pool in Rotorua was formed nearly 900 years ago by a hydro thermal eruption and it's temperature reaches 74°C. It was named Champagne pool because of it's resemblance of a bubbly glass of famous sparkling wine. The unusual coloring is mostly from arsenic and sulfide deposits. And I found it visually so beautiful it makes me want to go right now!
Photos found here, here, here, here and here.
Monday, June 17, 2013
From around the world
Hello there, how was your weekend? Even though South California is covered with June Gloom cloudiness, we were lucky enough to steal some sunshine and enjoyed some pool time with our friends.
And of course, we celebrated the man, who works so hard for us, who puts his family first and who is continuously showing me what a great father he is.
We are in the midst of moving so things are a bit crazy, but I still managed to find some fun links for you to enjoy! Have an amazing week!
This would be great for my kids to teach them about the world!
Summer salad that looks yummy.
Some B&W gorgeousness.
Floral ice cubes.
Crossbody bag.
Obsessed with this song.
Awesome people hanging out together.
One place in Europe I'd love to be right now.
Agree?
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