Athens.

mostly by night, a while back. 

Space diving.

so much inspirational decor ideas lying around on the web..
these are mostly from here and here.

What's going on under this high chair?

cute tiny sweet little feet in cute tiny sweet little socks in cute tiny sweet little shoes.. 

Antico pizza.

We went to this traditional pizzeria where they make it the "napolitano way" and the place was filled with big wooden tables where you sit all around and you can watch how your pizza is made..
We had the classic margarita and a spicy one, the diavola. Both of them rocked.

and then we had the cannolis for our way home..

heaven.
pistacchio and amaretti are my friends now.

after that, our next meal was two days later..:)

Red dose.

I love this beer (and even more its graphic design). New mary janes are here. Cupcake bites.

New brand addiction.

Have you heard about this newborn h&m group kid, & other stories? I am thrilled about this one, the cuts are amazing, the patterns are beautiful, the quality seems super awesome, the colors are to die for, the range from clothes to accessories and shoes ( I find it really hard to choose only a few!) is up there and so well designed. What I love most is those little details that make the difference. Style right up my alley.
Everything seems too good to be true. Too bad shipping is limited to only a few countries.

I am giving you some of my favorites.xx

Old school recall.

zara studded chucks-like in a good deal- found. trimmed-like knitwear from h&m. denim harem-like pants. vintage gold rings and baseball graffiti-theme hat from vans. 

Wythe hotel.

Beautiful hotel, in a much desirable neighborhood. And what can I say about the views. or these black framed windows. or this wallpaper. or these ceramic tiles in the bathroom. or the exposed wooden column. or..its sign? or how it's built among all the other buildings? just -> love it.

Wythe hotel: 80 Wythe Ave. at N. 11th Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY 11249

Intensely chocolate sables.

Really good chocolate cookies to make for your everyday chocolate dose. ;-) I used this recipe which is actually adapted from this cookbook and I was really excited with the result. I didn't use the grater for the chocolate. Just the food processor. Simple. Dark. Delicious.

Deb says cookies can be stored in an airtight container for up to two weeks. Yeah, right.