Follow me today for a sweet escape into the mountains, enjoy some beautiful nature and a jazz festival. We traveled by car as we usually do to get there, but what we thought would be an easy 4 hour drive turned into an adventure that lasted longer than we thought. A national park is a beautiful place to get lost, get back to nature and immerse yourself into unknown. Continue Reading…
I told you I will get to dip my toes in sand this Summer. The best feeling and natural socks in the world. Who needs shoes? Who needs anything? Except my Summer prosecco & fruit cocktail delivered by the beach with plenty of ice, please and thank you.
If you’re looking for a Summer destination that has lots of cool music (the one that you grew up with), midnight fires by the beach, fun parties, metal rock bars and lots of young people, than Vama Veche is a lovely, small, cozy Summer destination for you. Continue Reading…
You know that feeling when you want to be ensconced in something? Like George Costanza, living your everyday life ensconced in velvet. We escaped again this weekend to the country side and immersed myself in yellow. So today I am ensconced in yellow: in this gorgeous yellow ruffle top, a pop of blue, surrounded by little yellow flowers. This post is full of yellowy Summer joy. Continue Reading…
I’m back. I’m back with a tanned skin and lots of adventures to write about, but all in good time. Right now I’m adjusting to September, changing my mood and missing London. Again. Quite random if you ask, but the cold weather gives me melancholy and I might convince Mr. Casual Cat to book a short trip to London. Here’s hoping. Continue Reading…
The sad realization that Summer is almost over… Sad face. I have a short trip planned for us to get our feet into the sea and then I will be fully satisfied that this Summer didn’t go by past me without getting sand in my shoes. Continue Reading…
I remember a time, when walking home from high-school, stumbling upon a new little shop that sold compact cassettes. I had a new Panasonic walkman and wanted to buy everything I could get my hands on: from Backstreet Boys, Take That to Third Eye Blind, Suede, Pulp, Oasis – everything. So were the 90s. You didn’t care what was playing in your walkman as long as it was good music. Continue Reading…









