who, what, where?

currently in a world where the words horse and shoe sounds the same, and describing words are put before the object.
bienvenue to the world of Français.
a place where being cold is not an option and eating bagettes is practically a hobby.
i love it here. the clouds move faster and the grounds always damp.
apart from people speaking french, im in brittany(SW of france) which not only is on the coast, but also has its own complete language apart from french! genious! although the language isnt spoken much anymore, its still learnt in schools.
and my mother always wondered why i was obsessed with madeline as a child..

yours truly; love cat #2

flower power

Coming home from my holiday today left me in a bit of a downer and bore. Instead of sitting around depressing myself, I decided to channel my energy into something positive. The result was these photos.

Enjoy. Love cat one x

neige

we all know what snow looks like.. even if we havent acctually seen it. but do we know what it actually is?

SNOW is a type of precipitation within the Earth's atmosphere in the form of crystalline water ice, consisting of a multitude of snowflakes that fall from clouds. Since snow is composed of small ice particles, it is a granular material. It has an open and therefore soft structure, unless packed by external pressure.
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well, it definately sounds a lot more scientific than it is.. so ill put it in my own words for you.
basically, its white fluff that falls from the sky. its pretty for about a day.

until it stops snowing, it goes all brown and icky...