with just one beat you turn my skirt

Going on with recent (little) obsessions
Nicolas Jaar just 22 y.o. American-Chilean musician, already recognized by prof.society.

Am literally living on his tracks last few days. In general, such low-beat (as well as minimal and deep house) are probably the only music I'm able to dance to. Ok, sometimes, some groovy-jazzy-funky would go, but I have to be in a really good mood.


Well, back to Jaar and his low beats. I particularly liked as he said in one interview: "more unintentional things happen between the beats")))


"Mi Mujer". "El Bandido".   "Encore" has lovely piano.

"With just one glance".. (..you turn my skirt) 

in this case probably, with just one beat you turn my skirt)
"...the most unintentional things happen..."

Fetishing. He's mine, I'm his!

Even if I always appreciated beautiful things, there are very few objects that "take my soul". One real "fetish" is crystal buddha. Don't know why it happened. Their transparency and no borders, all is one, right?)

This candle I bought from epic John Moon (the Bambuddha Grove) in Ibiza some years ago. And it goes with me wherever I live or stay. It makes me feel really peaceful. 

Then last summer I saw just a perfect thing in Venice - a crystal Buddha by Kenzo for Baccarat. It was a vivid perfection. Big, heavy, full of light and so fluid. I was staying there absolutely magnetized and was thinking if I could spend 4000 euros for it or not. I didn't. (I think my future special one will do it khm-khm;-) 

And now my dream comes true. Thanks to my dearest friends (Raketa&Kot, I love you!!!), my another personal crystal Buddha came to me from Thailand. 

And it is so special. It is no name, it's tiny, unique, and was found specially for me))). 
He is mine. 
My pocket dose of peace and love.

Santa loves high heels

Today is our (Orthodox) Christmas. And I did couple of presents to myself (from myself). 
First gift was that I finally came back to Milano that was soooo sunny and welcoming... 
Second gift was a pair of Louboutins.

Love the shoes, love this silly post...

 ....am I a girl or what??? 

2012 to charge on Moleskine

My innocent little obssession is pocket daily planners. Not for work. For private life.To collect travel notes, meetings, movies, books, links and other life ingredients and memories.

In private daily planning am "pure old-school", analogue-era person.

This year I didn't find my favourite Japanese agenda in plastic pocket that I was customizing with various photos and pictures. So, this year I will be with quite old-school Moleskine, that's customizable with different color stickers:

"dinner", "cocktail", calls", smiles and even "what if....", "it happened!!!" )

There are some quite strange (politically correct?) stickers:

 

As they say: "The Moleskine notebook is a battery that stores ideas and feelings, releasing its energy over time. Today, Moleskine is synonymous with culture, imagination, memory, travel and personal identity. it represents the symbol of contemporary nomadism..."

Contemporary nomadism definitely suits me).

My old analogue friends: