....And the winner is Whimsy Being....
my most recent discovery
an ethereal collection of photographs on fashion, and
the expression of "style inspiration"
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About Me
Callings
All night I could not sleep
Because of the moonlight on my bed.
I kept on hearing a voice calling:
Out of Nowhere, Nothing answered, "yes."
-Tzu Yeh
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"There is nothing--absolutely nothing half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats."
- Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows
Because of the moonlight on my bed.
I kept on hearing a voice calling:
Out of Nowhere, Nothing answered, "yes."
-Tzu Yeh
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"There is nothing--absolutely nothing half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats."
- Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows
Bienvenue!
To all the poets and readers, romantics and artists- here is a place where the wind is subtle and cool, and the sun shines yellow and bright.
To my fellow flower pickers, lovers of sleeping in, well wishers,
and vintage enthusiasts... you are welcome here anytime.
I'd love to share your creations, as well as my own-
It's a pleasure to meet you.
Welcome!
To my fellow flower pickers, lovers of sleeping in, well wishers,
and vintage enthusiasts... you are welcome here anytime.
I'd love to share your creations, as well as my own-
It's a pleasure to meet you.
Welcome!
Ramblings of Wondrous Measure
"I will roar you as gently as any suckling dove; I will roar you, as 'twere any nightingale."
-Shakespeare, Midsummer Night's Dream
-Shakespeare, Midsummer Night's Dream
Followers
Posts
Be sure to check my older posts
Google has of late decided to not post as many posts on my main page... so if you have a spare moment, have a browse at some of my older posts. I'd love it if you took the time... xoxo
-Lara
-Lara
Glosoli- Sigur Ros
Holocene
Buttons, Cloth, and Loving You
We sit in a field of dried grass
and branches broken beneath our feet-
my skin has gone cold
from the wind off of the rocks and water.
If we open the sky, I tell you
we will find the key
to all our sorrows
and all our joys...
No matter their color,
or their weight.
We can name them secret names
and hold each other
until the sun decides to bury itself
behind the black mountains.
Buttons, and cloth, and the smell
of your neck-
keep it close
because I love you too much,
and I dare not walk out
of this field without you.
Hold my hand, as the wind slaps our knees.
Unveil your secret flesh
and dizzy love.
Say my name once more.
Lara-2010
and branches broken beneath our feet-
my skin has gone cold
from the wind off of the rocks and water.
If we open the sky, I tell you
we will find the key
to all our sorrows
and all our joys...
No matter their color,
or their weight.
We can name them secret names
and hold each other
until the sun decides to bury itself
behind the black mountains.
Buttons, and cloth, and the smell
of your neck-
keep it close
because I love you too much,
and I dare not walk out
of this field without you.
Hold my hand, as the wind slaps our knees.
Unveil your secret flesh
and dizzy love.
Say my name once more.
Lara-2010
Blog Archive
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2010
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March
(17)
- ...out of focus...
- The Little Things
- A Day for Sunbathing...
- Spring into the Kitchen!
- Go Green...
- Garden Party...
- Chateau please??
- Behind the Curtain...
- Favorite Blog of the Month
- I Just Can't Get Over You...
- Thanks to Cecil B. Demille
- And the Winner is...
- Tonight the Classics...
- Coco Chanel...
- A Day for Flowers
- Reminisce...
- Nearing the End of Winter...
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March
(17)
My Favorite Spots
Favorite Blogs
My Favorite Things
Sashes, wool mittens, kittens
and coral fish...
Rainstorms, a lover's neck
Parchment, quills
Calligraphy- roses
made of metal and wire,
Photography
Paper hearts- Valentine's Day
Swing sets, trapeze artists,
Honey on toast
Hot tea,
Copper pots and kettles
Old maps,
Ships and
Doorknobs
Hooks for jackets and things
Bicycles, riding them on the beach
Swimming in the ocean,
Salt air, fresh linen
Laundry lines with hand washed clothes
Passports with stamps
Postcards from all over the world
Girls in pretty dresses
Peacoats, lace, fires in the
fireplace- Christmas ribbons and bows
Sleeping, homemade soups and
Soaps wrapped in paper
Homemade stew and listening to jazz,
Hoolahoops, climbing mountains,
Snow on tree branches,
Figs and persimmons wrapped in cloth
Sand between my toes,
Couch wrestling, laughing til my belly aches
Pin cushions, candles of bergamot and berries
Eucalyptus
A great sitting chair
The desert in the spring
Monsoons and thunderstorms
Diners and doodles on napkins
Singing in the shower
Grapefruit with honey
Lemonade and mint
Lamps, books on shelves
Handmade treasures
Suitcases and dresses hung
on the door's edge
Babies and nursery rhymes
Storks and origami cranes
Pomegranates, fruit in bowls
Dancing in the kitchen-
Singing in the car-
Loving someone with all of my being
Fresh flowers and subways
in foreign cities
Boutique weddings
Traveling the globe with a backpack
and a book
Chimney tops
Faded buildings
Mortar and pestles
Scribbles and doodles
Circus lovers
and
Old love letters
and coral fish...
Rainstorms, a lover's neck
Parchment, quills
Calligraphy- roses
made of metal and wire,
Photography
Paper hearts- Valentine's Day
Swing sets, trapeze artists,
Honey on toast
Hot tea,
Copper pots and kettles
Old maps,
Ships and
Doorknobs
Hooks for jackets and things
Bicycles, riding them on the beach
Swimming in the ocean,
Salt air, fresh linen
Laundry lines with hand washed clothes
Passports with stamps
Postcards from all over the world
Girls in pretty dresses
Peacoats, lace, fires in the
fireplace- Christmas ribbons and bows
Sleeping, homemade soups and
Soaps wrapped in paper
Homemade stew and listening to jazz,
Hoolahoops, climbing mountains,
Snow on tree branches,
Figs and persimmons wrapped in cloth
Sand between my toes,
Couch wrestling, laughing til my belly aches
Pin cushions, candles of bergamot and berries
Eucalyptus
A great sitting chair
The desert in the spring
Monsoons and thunderstorms
Diners and doodles on napkins
Singing in the shower
Grapefruit with honey
Lemonade and mint
Lamps, books on shelves
Handmade treasures
Suitcases and dresses hung
on the door's edge
Babies and nursery rhymes
Storks and origami cranes
Pomegranates, fruit in bowls
Dancing in the kitchen-
Singing in the car-
Loving someone with all of my being
Fresh flowers and subways
in foreign cities
Boutique weddings
Traveling the globe with a backpack
and a book
Chimney tops
Faded buildings
Mortar and pestles
Scribbles and doodles
Circus lovers
and
Old love letters
Label Cloud
1950's photography
Alice in Wonderland
babies
baby photography
balloons
castles
Champagne photography
chandeliers
Chanel
children photography
Children's funny poetry
Classic Records
Clint Mansell
coco before chanel
confections
couture
couture doll making
creative blog
cuisine
Cupcakery
Darren Aronofsky
desire
dolls
dresses
Elena Kalis
ephemeral art
etsy dresses
Fairy Tales
fashion
fields
Fierce Bunny
flowers
foodie
frames
France
Free People bohemia
French children's bookstores
garden couture
handicrafts
happy
heartache
hollystalder
hope
ice art
itsokmydear
J.Crew Spring 2010
Jim Denevan
Julie and Julia
lilly library
little girls
Looks for Less
love
Marie Antoinette film
masquerade
midsummer night's dream
Morocco
musical scores
mystery
Never never land
new year
nic*nilla
Nicole Dextras
old world charm
Oscars
Oscars 2010
paris
Peter Pan
photos in sepia
poetry
poetry by Lara Coscia
Pondering Pool
Preen spring 2010
recipes boxes
redcircusgirl
Rhapsody in Blue
roses
shimmering hearts
sock puppets
spring
spring kitchen ideas
summer
Susan Mrosek
sweet somethings
The Fountain
unique kitchen items
Valentine place settings
valentines day
victorian valentines
vintage baby clothes
vintage dress
vintage swimsuits
water
Whimsical Wonderland
Whimsy Being
Wind
Winde Rienstra
winter
Yellow
Yellow and Blue
Oh my! I am totally blushing...you are so nice! Thanks so much and I really like your blog as well...adding you to my blog roll right now =)
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