Sweet Dreams

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Voilà.... a post for all those of you having a sweet tooth and of course a post for keeping this blog up to
date as the intervals between my sign of life continue to grow longer and longer. However, I can most
confidently assure you that the current silence around here is only a momentary one and the last of my
written exams on Friday will allow me to get back to my usual routine again.
Have a lovely evening (& leave a comment if you should be interested in
getting either the recipe for the cake pops or for the mini bundt cakes)!


xx,

miss annie

Correspondances

The countdown is running and there are only four days left to read millions of poems, dozens of dramas, Nietzsche, Goethe and whoever else thought his existence had been of such an incredibly considerable importance that he couldn´t help but to put his supposed-to-be-precious thoughts down on paper (drowning in self-pity can definitely be counted to those activities you really only learn to appreciate a moment before your final exams- it simply is such a pleasing change to the dullness of studying). Anyway, I couldn´t quite decide on how to edith the photos taken right in front of all those wonderfully blossoming magnolias, so I basically did twice the work and thought I could wait for your feedback...what do you think, saturated or with a slight tendency to black and white?


xx,

miss annie

Parallel Worlds

mint dress: Chicwish, white dress: Topshop, earrings: Asos, hat: H&M

Just a tiny little sign and hello from me to confirm that I am still alive and only a little bit to absorbed

by piles of books making up at least 50% of my room (hello there graduation and bye bye social life!).

xx, 

miss annie

By the way: have a look at my mother's online shop & benefit from 

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Of Fairy-Tales and Story Tellers

photos by Natalie Kucken 

Facing an enormous lack of time at the moment, I seem to develop a certain and quite intense 

craving for taking my photography to the next level and for finally building an online-portfolio. 

Nevertheless these projects will have to remain in my mind silently until my final exams will have

become a thing of the past (looking back will be so good compared to the momentary situation of 

both impatient and slightly anxious expectations). However I am luckily still able to admire the

beautiful work of some of the world´s most talented storytellers among whom Natalie Kucken and 

her fairy-tale photography can be found (check out her blog &  portfolio for a journey into a 

romantic, dreamy and incredibly surreal world).

Have a lovely Sunday!

xx, 

miss annie

A Bed out of Flowers

shirt, jewelry and hat: H&M, skirt: Topshop

                 

It felt as if I were part of a wonderful fairytale as I stood next to all those blossoming blue flowers, but

I might as well just be watching too many animated movies and read too many surreal books. So well, 

my weakness for enchanted landscapes and places isn´t much of a well-kept secret and thus I couldn´t

help myself but had to enjoy a few minutes right in the middle of a thousand of stellar flowers

(despite the lot of people starring at me as if I was some sort of really strange weirdo).

 Anyway, I am working on a new DIY-post at the moment and am hoping that my 

upcoming and final(!) exams won´t prevent me from realising it as soon as possible!

Enjoy your evening!

xx, 

miss annie