Halloween

Soon is Halloween,and because I work with kids I really enjoy this day/night.Today we work all morning to prepare our big room to look out scarry,and we did it.Kids was verrrry happy.
Weather today change from +4 to - 1`C,and was snowing a little.Soon start winter here and I`m very happy of that :D

Fall/ Winter `08

Here`s my fav.things from Fall 2008: blue (all shades), gold and copper, florals, fuller skirts and more. See the photos for yourself, straight from the runway,and tell me your opinion.

Lacoste-gray & argyle colours

-Badgley Mischka-evergreen metallic tweed coatdress

Here's my "over" list. Hope I don't hurt anyone's feelings if you still love(or wear) this stuff.I`ll try to be gentle :D

-Maxi dresses.
-Babydoll and tent dresses.
-Gladiator sandals.
-Both extremes of denim -- either super skinny or super wide and high-waisted.

-The one-piece sweater vests/blouses that everyone wears to the office.

-Low-waisted pants that create the muffin-top effect

-I'm also SO OVER heavy eyeliner,and Paris Hilton-huge sunglasses!

I adore ABBA

When I start to watch " Mamma Mia ",I have no particularly high expectations,but I`m glad that I did! As soon as the first song started I was loving it! The actors may not be that great at singing but does it matter?! They are actors after all and this is not the west end! The actors play the parts really well and make fun of themselves at the same time. The story line is fun and has laughs for all ages. Julie Waters is her fantastic self in it,and Meryl Streep plays the mother really well. The dance scenes are great and well put together.

Basically, Mamma Mia is a superb musical (I never though that before) that doesn't take itself too seriously. If you're just a little bit crazy and want to have a good laugh, if you love ABBA, want to see Meryl Streep like you've never seen her before or if you simply have a secret crush on Colin Firth and/or Pierce Brosnan (his singing was nothing short of hilarious), you will LOVE this movie.

Puffins...my fav. birds

Not too far from my small town is Lovund island where live a big puffin colony,but not the largest from the North Sea,that is on the Isle of May.
Puffin numbers on the island have fallen from 69,300 pairs of the birds in 2003 to 41,000 pairs now in 2008.In 2003, their population was still increasing at a rate of about 10 per cent a year, making this downturn all the more unexpected.There's been some change in their native environment in the last couple of years. One possibility is that there's been a big change in the sea, from intense fishing and marine climate change. This has affected the development of plankton, which in turn has an impact on the numbers of fish for the puffins to eat. This is a warning ?!I've been concerned that something has gone wrong in their environment. But who care about this?!...just a few people :(