the lovely duke of... your house

the lovely, boisterous and playful boxer cross is ready to take his throne in a new castle... yours. duke is in need of a new home asap.   

he does have springs on his paws and likes to jump so it's not ideal he lives with little children. like any boxer he will be the most loyal and loving mate you'll ever have.

visit http://www.adoptapet.com.au/animal/animalDetails.asp?animalid=191628&result=30&statusID=3 for more info on duke. 

image from www.adoptapet.com.au

as if you don't need new bikinis...

www.tigerlilyswimwear.com.au

introducing brock...king of the mountain...or the beach

meet brock, he loves swimming on the gold coast, he's friendly, easy going and looking for a loving family to live with.  he's had a difficult start to life and needs a kind mum and dad to look after him.  

photos from http://www.adoptapet.com.au

if you'd like to have brock as part of your family, click the following link http://www.adoptapet.com.au/animal/animalDetails.asp?animalid=180823&result=1&statusID=3

Hens Deserve Better

Hens Deserve Better

bordeaux lust...

this month's cover of vogue captured my attention with the colour of the model's nails...tom's ford bordeaux lust to be exact.  this is definitely my favourite colour of the season.

welcome home ‘bobi’…

the rich and luxurious hue of bordeaux now inhibits my wardrobe in the form a of ‘bobi’ bag by jerome dreyfuss.  this is just the beginning of my obsession with the designer; the deluxe leathers, diverse colour palette and craftsmanship used in his collection of bags are certainly attention grabbing to say the least. 

‘bobi’, small enough to accompany you for an evening outing and (for me) large enough for everyday use.   

‘bobi’ comes in a range of colours, leather varieties & textures and is available from the jerome dreyfuss online store, or like my ‘bobi’ the New York Boutique located at 473 Broome St, New York, USA.

SJP as seen in April's Shop Till  You Drop

Seth's Blog: The mathematical impossibility of universal delight

Seth's Blog: The mathematical impossibility of universal delight