Spring is officially here, and I try to enjoy the warm and sunny days as much as I can. One of these, we went with my friend S. for coffee to my favorite place, where you can have the best view of the city. As shown in this post, and this post. I wore something comfortable, between sporty and chic, but I kept my long sleeved hoodie on to avoid sneaky colds which come with these transitional seasons. Are you enjoying spring? All photos taken by my friend S. (Thank you!)
On Sunday, we went for a not-so-early-morning photoshoot with my babe, followed by coffee. The day couldn’t have been better. The sun was shining and even though the wind was strong, I didn’t even need to wear my coat. A sporty chic casual style is what I prefer for these occasions and I have to say that this new red hair color is growing on me. So bright and beautiful… What do you think about the look?
These outfit photos were taken a couple of days ago, when T. came to town and we went for a walk. We used to love to take the car and drive around town and then sit somewhere and talk for hours, but it’s something we didn’t have the chance to do for a long time. But now that his army duty is coming to an end, I think we’ll continue our little tradition. We missed our trips together, and we discussed about the next road trip we’ll take. He was my photographer for the day, and I really hope you enjoy these photos.
As you already know, 2 weeks after my vacation to Chios, I left again, this time for Chalkidiki, the heaven on earth for us living in Thessaloniki. When I go to Chalkidiki, I usually stay at my cousin’s summer house, just outside N.Marmaras. The house is in a very quiet area, surrounded by trees, and almost-wild nature, and it’s only a few meters away from the beach (although you need to walk a lot to get there). My uncle bought the land many years ago, and built a cute house there, under 2 huge plane trees (platanus). You may remember telling you how much I love the platanus smell on last year’s post about Chalkidiki.
Day 6 begun with a walk to Daskalopetra, which was in the same area as our hotel. Just a few meters away from our hotel was Daskalopetra, or Homer’s Rock, one of the island’s best known monuments. It is considered to be the place where Homer used to teach his students.
