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Another collage of beautiful things

I know, it’s almost mid-February and my blog is still ˝resting˝. I felt guilt and laziness, so I decided to finally get myself into work mode. Today I’m presenting you beautiful things that recently caught my eye. Some of them I’m actually planning to buy eventually, some are just for looking. Let’s start with books and Brexit and I’m not joking. My favourite online bookstore is Bookdepository, based in England. By the end of this year, you can still buy books by great prices and with free worldwide shipping, but this might change. We don’t know what will happen, but if you do have a wish list, maybe you should place your orders in future months, just to be sure. I have three books on my list: 1. Maybe you should talk to someone – Lori Gottlieb . Lori tells us a story about how is to be a psychiatrist and how does it look like when a doctor itself needs a help. This was a very brief description. 2. Brother and sister – Diane Keaton . Famous actress writes about her childho...

Mini movie marathon

What do you do in your spare time when you stay without your internet connection for a few days? Read? Go out for a walk? I decided to watch some older movies which were luckily already downloaded on my computer and were waiting for my attention. I love old movies, especially classics from 50s and 60s with Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe. I also admire thrillers from Hitchcock and if I leave all that sex scandals behind endless monologues from 70s written by Woody Allen. My best part is to closely observe fashion, makeup, scenes and environment. This mini marathon was focused on Woody Allen and Marilyn Monroe. I already watch all three movies before and knew the story, but that never stops me from watching again. Each time I discover something new and still get excited. I like to watch Marilyn’s acting, her sexy confidence and vulnerability at the same time. Woody is interesting and makes life often so complicated. He always represents relationships as complex and realistic and ...