This series by Jason Powell is nothing but awesome. He finds really old photos of different places, prints them out, then does this:

View the full series here. And check these out too! Oh my!

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Look at thiiiiis! Too cute! So clever! Why didn’t we have this way back when? It’s so unfair.  Awh. I’m gonna have so much fun with my kid when the time comes!

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I found these gorgeous vintage black dresses at PoshGirlVintage.com. Sigh. So pretty.

When I get pregnant, which isn’t going to be anytime soon, I’ll be sure to do this with the hubby. It’s such a lovely thing to do.

View the full series here.

Via A Cup of Jo.

I never really liked Snow White. In fact, I couldn’t take watching the cartoon and hearing her voice. But when I saw this dress on Eat Drink Chic, I said to myself, “I never thought Snow White’s dress could be interpreted so beautifully.”

Well the original post actually says Alice in Wonderland, but this just screams Snow White to me.

The sunlight peeps through the curtains and welcomes me to a beautiful Sunday morning, and as I open my eyes, I smile at the thought of a breezy day outside. I curl under the comforter for a few more minutes, then get up to take a shower.

I choose to wear a pale yellow sundress and pair it with green ballet flats. I pick up my journal and my sunglasses, then step out the door, breathing in the fresh cool breeze.

Basking in the sunlight, I make my way to Melrose & Morgan with a joyful bounce in my step. The smell of freshly cooked food filled the air as I near the store, and I can’t wait to see what goodies they have prepared this morning.

“Good morning, miss!” I am greeted by the friendly people who run the place. I smile broadly and ask enthusiastically, “What are we having today?” I see an array of delicious food as a warm middle aged man recites today’s menu to me. I choose the Roast Tomato, Spinach, and Parmesan Tart, the Bacon and Cheese Tart, and a Wild Rice Salad, and I get my favorite freshly squeezed orange juice too.

I decide to go to the park and enjoy my lovely breakfast there. Not many people are present, which is weird for a Sunday morning. “Maybe they decided to sleep in,” I thought to myself. I pick a picnic table under a beautiful tree and start eating my salad, savoring every bite. As I take the first tart out, I get my journal too and start writing about this beautiful morning that I’m having, taking small bites of the phenomenal pie in tart between thoughts.

Ahhh, the makings of a glorious day.

I stop daydreaming and start writing this post.

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This  daydream was sparked by Melrose & Morgan.

The country is in mourning as homes, livelihoods, and lives were washed away by Typhoon Ondoy last Saturday.

My family was among the more fortunate ones that were completely unharmed. As thankful as I am for this, my heart aches for those who have suffered this catastrophe — the hundreds thousands of people who had to seek refuge on their rooftops, cold, wet, and hungry; those who heartbreakingly watched their homes and everything they’ve worked for disappear beneath the raging floods; the young man who had saved over 30 people’s lives but failed to save his own; those who have lost their loved ones; and those who still remain to be unrescued.

I have never seen anything like this hit the country before, and I pray for courage, strength, and faith for the affected families.

I had no idea that small differences between typefaces aren’t small at all when it comes to typography. And that there’s a feud between Helvetica and Arial!

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Lookie! How clever!

These look so good, I wanna cry. Craving for s’mores!!!

(from here)

(from here)