Berlin Day 2

We went down to Alexanderplatz and tried to go to church. Parents did not oblige. When we bought strawberries we found out the dumb fraud person put good berries on top and bad ones underneath. We went to a market, that wasn't really a market and used the tram because it was raining. (All we did was get lost.) Went home for a "nappy" (this old man again) and then went to the Story Of Berlin. You cannot get through there in 2 hours. Skipped a whole bunch of stuff but there was a really nice detailed thing on Hitler. Actually, EVERYTHING was detailed. Ate Greek for dinner.

Pictures after the break

watermelon soap

I really love handmade soaps and I usually buy one on each trip I go on. They smell sooooo nice and I like supporting individual people with Dad's money. I love this one from Etsy and I really hope one of you buys this for me.

Exciting trip!

Yes I am back. I've actually been back for a little under two weeks but have been feeling a little lazy recently. So in case you haven't figured out where I went (which I really hope that you did), I was in Berlin. It's a beautiful city created for my Dad and me, the city of bicycles and dogs- or rather hunds. So here is a small account of the first day with a few pictures and of course, the outfit.

Eggs and Chocolate

Bonjour! or shall I say, Guten Tag?
C'est moi, Meggyums writing for Mimmyums. Mimmyums is on a hiatus to one of the "B" places she hinted at earlier. Here's some photos of a sneak peek into her adventures

She tried Eggs Benedict for the first time upon my recommendation. One of my favourites is the Nancy BET-C at Mosquito Cafe in Galveston. But here's a photo of her first Benedict

And here's another photo of the globetrotting fashionista herself Mimmyums, with an entire METRE of chocolate. Can you guess where she is???

Dress: Roxy Girl's | Tote: Lilly Pulitzer | Chocolate: Ritter Sport

xx
Meggyums

The matchbook girl...

New post I am going to do every time a new matchbook comes out. Obviously the pink are my comments.

cardigan refurbishment

before:

 After!

Getting inspiration from my last post, I upcycled my purple Target cardi.

Mum bought this Lands' End cardigan and then decided she didn't like the ties, so neatly cut them off and sticht the cardigan back to look as if the ties were never there. I took the ties and tied neat little bows then sewed them on to the tops of my pockets. Voila!
(Because it's the same sweater material, it looks more like if I bought it like that!

If you have a lot of cardigans like me, you probably stop wearing the older ones after a while. I found this cute post and here are the two that I like best.

1. Lace and stipes
2. Ruffles and bows

I think I am going to try the bow one on my purple target cardi

Blog to come later today

cherry blossoms

Cherry blossom tea set we won at the lunch-brunch thingy. It's soooo cute.