Excellent way to spend a Sunday morning.. Aimee (ma belle fille) and I went into Northbridge which is just over the bridge from the city centre to a special market day called 'Outskirts'... 'pop -up' stores and events held in streets, laneways and local shops all along James Street. Aimee found a few 'vintage' bargains and tried on and bought a 'facinator' (above), I on the other hand bought a gorgeous bunch of Ranunculus and arrived home with my purse 'intact'!! All in all not a bad sort of day.....
What a terrific way to spend the day.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun day of shopping and eating.
ReplyDeleteThe top photo immediately made me thinks of the old Campbell's Soup ad - do you have it in Australia? - mm, mm, good. The light in the bottom picture of your daughter makes her glow.
ReplyDeleteGreat images! Sounds like a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteOh I just learned about a "fascinator" of late. My friend wore one when we went for drinks. I think you two shared a grand day.
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I love Aimee's facinator - just perfect for a Melbourne Cup outing!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure, like you Grace - I would have purchased the pretty posy of ranunculus - love the way they have used the lime green wrapping paper - exquisite!
Il est des jours où même des petits évènements rendent la vie merveilleuse.
ReplyDeleteBon début de semaine, Gracie!
Didn't know about that market Grace. Sounds like a great place to go. Will check it out when back from holidays.
ReplyDeletej'aime beaucoup sa coiffure, tres original et tres beau, deux beaux portraits
ReplyDeleteGreat images for a perfect and luminous day!
ReplyDeleteSimple joys of a beauyful sunday morning..I like your reflection in the tea pot! :o)
ReplyDeleteMust have been a nice day. Lovely pictures.
ReplyDeletesuch a fun self portrait in the top shot. and what a beautiful subject and fun companion (and lovely daughter) you have in aimee.
ReplyDeleteIt was a lovely day Mamma and well done on getting photos of me I don't hate at a time when I feel pretty un-photogenic - you're a talented lady!!
ReplyDeleteYou obviously had a good weekend- some great colours there- love the mood of that first photo, too.
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We are big into the fascinators here (thank you Princess Kate) and it looks adorable on Aimee. She is your sister, not daughter, right?
ReplyDeleteBises,
Genie
sounds like you two had a fun day. Beautiful facinator on a beautiful young lady.
ReplyDeleteI just learned a new word, but I don't even know the Italian equivalent...
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great way to spend a Sunday.
ReplyDeleteGreat. My daughter was in London until recently and became a fascinator fan.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing such Happiness !
ReplyDeletePlease have you all a good Tuesday.
I particulary love the second one...
ReplyDeleteGreat portrait !
Regards,
Pierre
You have both eyes for beautiful details!:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful composition on top and great portraits of Aimee.
ReplyDeleteoh, now *these* pics are really something :)) Love em :)
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