i kind of am in love with all things written by Jules Verne. i'm currently reading journey to the center of the earth, which is incredible. it inspires me to want to go on adventures and explore. i'm planning on turning my bedroom into my own little sanctuary; walls will be covered in exotic looking fabrics and photographs, i'll hang my tea bag collection up (long overdue on that), i'll have loads of dream catchers scattered all over the walls, i'll display my tambourines (once i make/get some. i'm planning on making one with sea glass for bells!), and i'll have all my nation geographic magazines sitting proudly on my bookshelf. my curtains will be pretty, tribal-esque fabric and i'll have shell talismans hanging everywhere. it'll be my perfect place. i'll probably never want to leave.
*the temperature at the center of the earth is 6650• Fahrenheit. You must go to Sneffels in Reykjavik, Iceland, to get to the center of the earth (according to Arne Saknussem), and it is 3,949.901 miles to the earths center. Jules Verne wrote Journey to the Center of the Earth.
that scarf is so pretty. so is the dress. god i love that dress and scarf.
prettiest hat i've ever seen.
i can hear the music that would be playing.
love love love.
beautiful place.
dream jacket.
i made everything a nice, red font color today because it was just my mood. kind of restless i suppose, but calm and serene too.
I love the info at the end, it's very Submarineish <3
ReplyDeleteI love the Ouija jacket & the information at the end!
ReplyDeleteI am currently reading Jules Verne,too!
ReplyDeleteDear eva, do you want to explore the center of earth with me?
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I love the Ouija jacket! It's so cool! Plus, the first pic is amazingly preeeetty!
ReplyDeletethis is way too perfect :'( tears from the beautimous beauty.
ReplyDeleteand your room idea sounds way too perfect too. My room concept at the moment is going to be flapper+gypsy+old british traveler! yeah i wrote a whole thing about it on my blog in a post that was never published because i lost the pictures for the diy :( (it was going to be a faux butterfly case) yeah. but anyway.
also, that hat. no words.
love,
gwen
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My dad read this to me and my brother a hole ago. It was pretty magical and it made me want to go live in Iceland. I liked it how it was light even though they are underground.
ReplyDeleteYour room will be absolutely magical :)
Carla
My dad read this to me and my brother a hole ago. It was pretty magical and it made me want to go live in Iceland. I liked it how it was light even though they are underground.
ReplyDeleteYour room will be absolutely magical :)
Carla