The Everyday Girl Blog

Ok. Neither I live in Ireland nor do we celebrate it in Norway. But I realised very late that today is Saint Patricks day and started to look through my gallery to post something when I found these flashback pictures which I felt are apt for the occasion.. with the prints on the dress and leaves behind. Just that it is an Indianised version :)  For the unknown, St. Patricks day is celebrated in Ireland with green costumes and is related to christianity.  I felt a bit funny to post this.. but I'm also surprised not to find a single picture from Indian fashionistas showcasing for the day. Why not!  I, anyway never had a chance to post these pictures on the blog.  So I decided to post them away. Could you find something Indianized? Leave the link in the comments.

Have you ever wondered what Scandinavians do in the cold, windy, dark winters?  They visit the mountains. They stay at cabins. They ski. I know the other part of the world must be thinking if I'm crazy to talk about winters and snow in March as you are probably approaching or already approached warmer season. But remember, we live in the North? The cold is still happening here and we're just back from our winter break coping up with the on and off cold climate. Exciting no? Basically when you live in Scandinavia, you'll see 2 categories of people in winters. One which goes to a warm place like Spain to skip the dark winters and get some sun and tan. The other goes to mountains to ski and embrace more snow. I'm definitely in the latter category.. despite the fact, that I sometimes still get annoyed of dressing up in too many layers and the darkness. But as they say, there is no bad weather, only bad clothing! When we were invited by our friends to their old tradit