And we,
and we set out to sea,
when the moon was hanging high;
Our parents sleeping in their beds,
Unaware the time was nigh…
We filled our ship with twine and treats
and birds and hanging plants…
We strung up sails with silken sheets,
we fired up the lamps.
A gypsy breeze began to blow
and caught us in her howl,
a skip and a wink and away we go
the pussy cat and owl…









































(PERFECT couple!!! Btw: we know what’s under those glasses…and that collar…ahem, Mr. High and Mighty)
Karl Lagerfeld, the eccentric German fashion designer, has waded into the debate about size-zero models by stating that people prefer to look at “skinny models”, and those who do not are “fat mummies”.
Lagerfeld, 71, was reacting to the magazine Brigitte’s announcement last week that it will in future use “ordinary, realistic” women rather than professional models in its photoshoots. He said the decision by Germany’s most popular women’s magazine was “absurd” and driven by overweight women who did not like to be reminded of their weight issues.
“These are fat mummies sitting with their bags of crisps in front of the television, saying that thin models are ugly,” Lagerfeld said in an interview with Focus magazine. The creative director of the fashion house Chanel added that the world of fashion was all to do “with dreams and illusions, and no one wants to see round women”…
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2009/oct/12/lagerfeld-size-zero-thin-models