Alice in Wonderland

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Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland comes out on my BIRTHDAY--March 5th, 2010. This is quite wonderful and this new adaption has completely reawakened my love for the old classic...and obviously my themed-party-planning skills. Can't wait!

wedding photobooth

Why are people so cool?

found via A Cup of Jo.

I miss Paris...

Because there it seemed completely okay to have two croissants cut open and slathered with Nutella for breakfast...

but it's practical...

I've been on this organization kick over the summer. So naturally I have become a little obsessed with STORAGE UNITS. A little odd, but yes. So this right here, why, this is a dream come true.

The thing is.

Well, the thing is I already splurged on a Martha Stewart storage box the other day at Micheal's. THE SAME EXACT COLOR. This is too much. I really need to cool off a bit with Etsy shopping. It's cyber-antiquing. Aka bad for my savings account. What's a girl to do?

(Gathers common sense and a little something called willpower that is cowering in the corner.)

I can't purchase it. It wouldn't make any sense. I've bought 2 good-sized boxes already this summer, and already have a wicker suitcase AND a giant black industrial plastic trunk waiting for a makeover....

Alright. Good. Solved. I feel a lot better about leaving this one behind now.

you saw this one coming...

Yesterday (and I mean ALL of the day) a few of us got together to have a Harry Potter marathon at Kate's. Here you can plainly see that Victor Krum, Sybill Trewlaney, Cho Chang, Lily Potter, James Potter, Harry Potter, Rita Skeeter, and Ginny Weasley were present. Obviously we ate cauldron cakes, pretzel wands, and snowy owl cupcakes, along with butterbeer (fyi which should not be consumed in liberal amounts due to its high butter content).

Haven't I ever mentioned I was best friends with Lily and James Potter?

Or the fact that I'm Molly Weasley? (Yes, that's a wand you can barely see hovering over the saucepan.)

Lily, Sybill, and Cho waiting in line.

Molly and Lily reunited once more! (Don't ask me where Arthur was; I'm surprised he didn't scoop up the opportunity to witness the Muggle feat that is the silver screen...)

ABOUT THE FILM:

I absolutely adored it. Probably my favorite film so far in the series other than Prisoner of Azkaban, because it was unique in its completely teenage humor. I loved that, especially being the same age as the students. The cinematography and color were awesome as always. Yes, there were alterations, and sometimes additions, but everything worked together to create a seamless production. Lovely movie.