La Giramondo

"Do not stop thinking of life as an adventure. You have no security unless you can live bravely, excitingly, imaginatively" Eleanor Roosevelt

[lagiramondo]

Located on the eastern coast of Unguja, the village of Jambiani is an important location for seaweed farming on the island.

(Jambiani, 2013)

[lagiramondo]

After an exciting six months traveling within Europe, I will be returning once again to Saratoga...

[lagiramondo]

Off on my next adventure... Istanbul here I come!

[lagiramondo]

Ready for my new adventure to begin... Firenze here I come!

[modcloth]

[lagiramondo]

so retro - clearly missing my cat

Two things we love too: kittens and shoes! Vogue Paris 1969 via Clever Nettle.

[lagiramondo]

"Legoland" in Dublin

[lagiramondo]

Amsterdam is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe.  

[lagiramondo]

[lagiramondo]

Interestingly designed mannequins at Harvey Nichols.  I think one of them was supposed to resemble a unicorn... 

[lagiramondo]

Great song that I keep hearing during a cider ad 

[lagiramondo]

Off to the races at Royal Ascot Ladies Day.  Even though the rain came out for a bit, it was still a great afternoon!  

[lagiramondo]

The Louboutin exhibit at the Design Museum was definitely worth the admission price, this man is truly an artist!  Maybe someday I will be able to own a pair of his incredible designs, but until then I am content to just marvel at them in museums!

[lagiramondo]

Amazing view of Edinburgh from 'Arthur's Seat'.  It was definitely worth the trek!  Scotland was truly amazing. 

[lagiramondo]

The quaint town of Hartfield, home of A.A. Milne, author of Winnie-the-Pooh.

[lagiramondo]

Everyone out for the Jubilee

[lagiramondo]

British Museum with an exhibit outside on the differing terrains of North America.  Interesting to see [an interpretation of] my home while abroad.  It's been a week since I've landed in the London, yet I certainly feel like I've been here for a while now!  

[lagiramondo]

Interesting exhibit at the Saatchi Gallery in Chelsea.  The artist, John Stezaker, compiled photographs of film stars of the past, creating an interesting juxtaposition of the relationships between the identities of the man and the woman.