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Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Second Hand shop

cool headboard

nice shapes

so much possibility

great comfy chair

Sunday, March 18, 2012

chillin with Morphine

http://youtu.be/MLK-O-HI6eg

that heading could TOTALLY be misinterpreted

Monday, March 12, 2012

Mood of the day

after weekend with family

Thursday, March 8, 2012

Morbid curiosity

My name is not Wednesday or any other day of the week, but I've always had this thing with cemetaries. It's my mom's fault, she used to take us to look at them when I was little. Here are some pics of a big one in my area , for those of you who suffer from morbid curiosity too. Soon, I'll take you to the biggest and most famous one here called Cemeterio Monumentale.

My apt in NY was smaller than this!

seriously, was that the best picture they could find?

before or after? I don't mean to poke fun at the poor woman in the photo so much as the families that choose these pictures.

this one was cool, spacey, minimal

this young, lovely couple must've died on their boat

I think this is a shale slab, zoom in to see it's full splendor

fahget abadit

Being from Maryland, I had to get a shot of this. That's how Italians say Baltimore

All little babies

DIY tombstone

Seriously!!

Visconti....very important name in Italian history

cool little cube

just one building inside the cemetary

loved this angel

the oldest tomb there

A day in the hood

This little second-hand place is named Props because the owner works in film/commercials and sells many of the leftover items like this floral swan from a Motorola commercial. I have yet to be impressed by a thrift store in Italy. It's mostly contemporary crap and the prices are as high as, if not more than what you can get at Ikea.

I think I'm gonna return to get this even tho I don't smoke. What's up with my ashtray/lighter obsession?
NO WAY! I went back to buy this and they want 80 Euro! I'm just not used to spending that kind of dosh in second hand places. Love it, but can live without it.

This is another one that is just second-hand crap, except that SUPER kewl bike which is mine :)

I do like this table, thinking to get it

I LOVE my area! I have always lived in the center of every city where I resided but my boyfriend introduced me to his area in Milan. It's called Niguarda and it's just next to the biggest park here called Parco Nord. It's so nice to have such a massive park to walk my dog each day. And these are some of my neighborhood treasures.

It's massive and in the summer they hold concerts and small markets in the beautiful gardens

just another angle

This dilapidated villa across the street is a renovator's DREAM! Supposedly, it's the churchkeeper's old dwellings. It's all boarded up but you can tell from the top little window that someone lives there.