Tree change dolls

A few months ago I found on my friend's Facebook wall an article about an amazing Tasmanian woman upcycling old dolls. Sonia Singh, a young mum who used to love playing with dolls, decided to give a new life to thrown away toys. She's looking for forgotten dolls in tip shops and then she's repairing then in down-to-earth style. What I find absolutely amazing about it, is that she's bringing them back their innocence and natural beauty.

Nowadays children are harrassed by the images that surround them. Girls look up to hypersexsualised icons from cartoons and teen movies which I find extremely harmful for them and just sad. Such people like Sonia Singh make me breathe a sigh of relief. And honestly, I love these dolls! They are so beutiful and lovely.

Yes ma'am!

I'm catching up with Oscar movies, so far I like best American Sniper. I was really interested by the story, so I watched a few interviews and read a few articles to find out sth more about the Navy who got two Silver Stars in Iraq. Here, there's one: 10 questions for TIME Magazine. Everything that Chris says, fits to my image of him created by the movie. The image of the man living two separate lifes, the man who strugle to not let people forget about soldiers who fight out there, who doesn't regret any of the kills. I must truly say that Bradley did a great job. His 'Yes ma'am!' sounds just like Chris's.

Did they all live happily ever after?

I will never grow out of Disney :p I've just watched another about-Disney video. A few geeks wondered what the Disney princesses would have looked if they had really existed, as they are all inspired by history. They ask this painful question: did they all live happily ever after? to which the answer is if course: nope. Still, I love fairy tales. (And i didn't realise that Belle could be named Marie-Antoinette!)

All anyone can think about is war.. All I can think about is you..

Wow, wow, wow! :D I've just found a song that was deleted from Pocahontas Disney movie! It's titled "The Middle of the River" and I think it was supposed to appear in the film right before the scene of famous "circles on the water". Check this out! It's lovely!

And there's a whole playlist of these! :) ;) :) Cinderella below:

A little chaos..

The French garden or the English one? Well, as for me, the answer is banal. The English of course! An idealized presentation of nature. Chaos under control. Although I prefer nature in its unbridled form (just think of the mountains!), English gardens satisfy my hunger of beauty in everyday life quite well. And I'm writting about it because there's a new movie coming "A little chaos" about a determined female lanscape-gardener. Bushes clash with fancy French hedges. Sounds interesting!

Drizzle is rain being quintessentially British.. Katherina Vrana about stereotypes!

Check this out! I've discovered another great woman - Katherina Vrana, a Greek comedian living in London. She does stand-up and she's just hilarious xD in that video clip she's talking about stereotypes. Quite revealing I must say ;)

The end of the journey..

The last Hobbit movie was released last week in Poland. I haven't seen it yet.. and well.. actually I don't really want to. I can't help this nostalgy you know.. It's not a great movie, but I'm a Tolkien fan and it means to me a lot. And there's Billy Boyd.. He sang in Denethor's chamber about paths to tread and now he sings "But now comes the day / To bid you farewell".. It's just a song, and a bit tearful, but I must admit, it moves me..

But as for all the three end-credit songs "I see fire" stays my favourite ;p