three chairs (cheers)

I am having some festivities at my new flat next weekend in conjunction with my birthday. It should be interesting however as I only have at present, three chairs. Perhaps everyone will have to take turns sitting down.
Any one of these beautiful chairs drawn by Jacques Adnet around 1930 would go down a treat. As for the drawings themselves, is it too 1930's murder mystery parlance to say that I am completely charmed by them? I think so, no one says they are charmed by anything anymore.

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Moving Image

Sandra Mujinga @ BFA3 EXAMENSUTSTÄLLNING, Galleri KHM, Malmö

Installation of graduate show at Malmö Art Academy

drawing morning

A drawing done in a boring library meeting on a Friday morning. This felt more constructive than hearing about univeristy budget issues in Swedish. Maybe this is my crystallized brain.

Febreze in, febreeze out

Febreeze from florencewild on 8tracks Radio.

(If Bree and I were prepared enough, we would have worn suits of fries).

While in New Zealand, I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to play some tracks with my good pal Bree Huntly at local watering hole Golden Dawn. It was a warm evening of good songs, good beers, and many friends stopping by to indulge in both of the activities mentioned above. Thank you Matthew Crawley for letting us lose on the unsuspecting public (but really it was a win-win situation) 

Special shout outs need to go my NZ fan base of young female B grade celebrities who made an appearance for this one night only event - Keisha Castle-Hughes, Annabel Fay, Ruby Frost and others whose names I have already forgotten. Hope you mentioned us in the social pages, ladies.

Big Suit

again and again and again.