Give it away, give it away, give it away now...

Hey Followers!

Tomorrow we're doing our first giveaway on The Gypsy Feet. It's going to be a quickie too so check back and spread the word! It's going to be GREAT!

Happy Christmastime to you!

-Laura

The adventurous lives of exchange students.

When I saw this at the park it reminded me of my hometown and how it's twinned with Luzarches, France. How cool would it be to be the exchange student from Japan coming to California? Or from France to Scotland?

Have you ever had an exchange student live with you? 

Were you the exchange student?

If you could be an exchange student where would you want to go?

Shake it!

I'm in a rut so it's time to switch things up a bit.

I want to see pictures of the most beautiful things/places/faces you've ever had the chance to take pictures of. Send it to us at wandering_shoes@live.com and tell us how you ended up taking the picture.

These pictures were taken when I did this post.
The sparkle and glistening of the glass table top after the rain makes me feel so thirsty! The colours are so dreamy. The table top alone was almost celestial (like Edward's skin, no? haha!) and then...

a quick change of perspective makes a surprising difference. Lying under the glass table and looking up at the sky.

It's like the whole point of The Gypsy Feet: It's up to us how we look at the world. And it's up to us if we share it.

Have you ever accidentally captured something amazingly beautiful on camera?

Show us!

wandering_shoes@live.com

A letter to the passing season.

Dear Autumn.

You come and go so quickly, and when you leave you only leave behind bitter cold and despair. You are wonderful at what you do. You make death and change into the prettiest most magnificent thing ever. I will see you next year.

Join hands and hearts and voices, voices, hearts and hands:

We had a nice quiet Thanksgiving this year. We don't have space for left overs, nevermind counter space to actually make food - with two squares of counter one for the microwave and one for drying dishes, who's idea was that anyway?!

So instead of the traditional dinner that we didn't have space (or money) for we decided to treat ourselves to our favourite food. Indian. As with a normal Thanksgiving meal we were eating it for about three days after the big day. I know! It took up less space though.

Mr Laura got to spend a lot of time in his jammies and played games over the internet with family. I did my usual but enjoyed it more having my lover home.

How was your Thanksgiving? 

Where did you go?

Was it lovely?