Yesterday me and my sister went out to go to a books fair. The fair itself was a slight disappointment as opposed to last time we went (less books, more -excuse my language- shit). But as always: we know how to entertain ourselves...

We -or better said I- had to leave in a mad hurry to catch the bus. I didn't even had mascara on, let alone lipstick! (and I never go out without lipstick). So in all panic I grabbed the first thing I could find. Luckily for me this grabbing hand catched the mascara, the lipstick and the bus. Unfortunately it didn't thought to grab my mobile phone. You can't always be a winner. *sigh*


My book choices happen to be quite 'in theme' with one another. I mean, colour coordination has always been a strong point of mine...








Last years adventure -when I didn't forget my phone- you can (re)watch [here]. *Cue awfully long hair and awkward faces especially produced for you by me*

My philosophy is that you can never EVER have enough books. So, does anyone have read anything good lately? I'm currently hovering my way through Sidney Chambers and The Shadow of Death by James Runcie. Most people say that you should first read the books before seeing the film/series (yes, we're talking the same Sidney from the Grantchester Mysteries), but I don't really mind that I've seen the series before I've read the books. There are however many small differences that in total makes a great difference in the way the series has been approached and the way the stories been told on paper. Also this gives you the great opportunity to imagine James Norton's face over and over again (instead of naturally fabricating pieces together of how you imagine the priest to be). There are worst things on this planet.

Love,
Dominique