Ghouuulish...

So last night me and Lou got in the Halloween mood and scared ourselves poopless by watching "The Strangers"... (not a good idea when all we had was a sleeping 8 week old puppy to protect us ..)

So we decided to make a list of our favourite halloweeennnyy movies..

The Lost Boys


Hocus Pocus


Halloween.. (check out jamie lee's hair. massivvve)



Nightmare on Elm Street

and Monster House...


Have you got any faves??

Like when you go outside and your feet freeze and you come back in and then they thaw out? It's like that. It's almost exactly like that.

Does a movie ever get stuck in your head? Like you keep asking people if they've seen it or heard of it? That's happened to me with Lars and the real girl. Who would have thought a movie about a man buying a blow up doll online could be so nicely shot and sweet? One of the few movies I have seen that I couldn't guess the what was going to happen next. And packed full of awesome 70s styling with a modern twist. Two very enthusiastic thumps up!

Exciting!!

oooh in the mood for a birra this..

Kirstin Dunst seems to be in a lot of movies that we love.
Hmm strange, she is'nt even a favourite of ours.
Anyway, Sofia Coppola could make Abrakebabra on Westmorland st at 3 am on a Saturday night look beautiful...

Inglorious Basterds..

Not sure if we're gona go see this movie as it looks pretty violent and one of us found "Practial Magic" yes the 90's romantic comedy.. too frightening to sleep after.. *ahem ahem* I doubt we will.

We'd like to pretend that Quenten Tarantino DVDs litter our houses when in fact you would be more likely to find us sobbing watching "50 first dates."
(Do NOT judge it was a good movie!!) yea , 'ard as nails us.

But anyhow , Diane Kruger is a babe.

If you can't get a man to propose to you, you might as well be dead.

dolls, castles, angels and demons.

So today we took a spin out to Malahide Castle to visit Tara's Palace, which is a GIANT dolls house that was built way back in the days of yore.... which was sometime around the turn of emm the century or something. Whatever,history wasn't my bag. Anyhow it's in a beautiful little museum (with a lovely lady selling tickets for it at the door. "2 tickets for the 2 dolls..to see the dolls" hehe) which houses many dolls houses from the 1900 upwards. The collection includes some from Vivienne Green as well as a house owned by Lady Wilde (Oscar's Ma).
Photography was banned , and as Me and Lou live our lives like undeniable rebels we didn't take any snaps but found some on the net instead.
It's only €4 euro in , with every penny going to various children's charities.
So go on and spend a rainy Sunday in the valley of the dolls.


After that, we headed outside to the lashings of rain and pegged it to the car. Seriously I felt like screaming apologies at all the poor tourists braving it in their wet gear. I guess though if you want to see the country in it's truest form then today was as close as yer gona get.
Then it was time for our favouirte activity. Shopping.
We visited the gorgeous Cath Kidston store in Dundrum shopping centre and the lovely girls working there let us take some snaps.
We want to live there waa! (ps I'm moving house soon so vouchers for said store will be a gratefully accepted house warming present ahem ahem)
We both bought gorgeous mini suitcases with a smaller suitcase inside it at the cheap ole price of €16 , sure where would ye be goin!









After there we headed to the cinema (via urban outfitters, of course) to check out Angel's and Demons.
Turns out Tom Hanks and the Catholic Church were like peas and carrots again.