May 13, 2012

Sometime ago…

Filed under: Mixed — Cecilie Vernon @ 12:11 pm

I have been thinking about sharing this little essay with you for some time. But I have been doubting due to several reasons, but now two years later I feel its more a story about how relationship evolve when finding your self at the deepest. I wrote it about a year ago as part of an essay competition. Much of the essay is based on notes I made throughout my black period (Is that a period? Did Picasso have one of those?) in form of notes from my notebook.

 I was 23 and about to embark my master when me and my first serious boyfriend broke up. It was an intense, heady, unhealthy relationship that had consumed me utterly for 5 years. We had been as close as two people can get, and so when it ended it felt as though the world around me had too. I felt  completely bereft and bewildered and the only thing I could do was laying on my bed looking outside the window crying from my deepest for hours. I never felt so lonely and sad before, I had no need for smiling, eating or talking. The only thing that made sense was to go home and be with my parents. To get away from that world we once had together in Copenhagen.

I love my parents, when I’m alone with my parents I relax more and words is not needed to express how I feel. So at the point where I couldn’t get any lower, I knew my parents house where the place to hide from the world and stabilise my broken self. Some days after the break up my dad arrived in the car and without speaking he tough me in his arms on the doorstep and followed me down to the car. I remember a lump in my throat so big I could feel it choking me. We didn’t speak much on the long way home, it was just me crying silently trying to hide my tears away.

As soon as we got home I went to bed, my mom had made it all ready for me as she always do. Flowers from the garden was nicely put together in a vase next to the bed. I laid there the next couple of days as a pale shale, I felt as tiny and fragile as it’s possible to feel. But the feeling of having my parents and my blissfully silly dog around instantly gave me a soothing feeling.

I spend 14 days with them plus several weekends after. We had slipped into a comforting routine – and when I knew I had to go back to my life and job in Copenhagen, I felt genuine sad.  The summer days at my parents house is still a blissful memory, the feeling of totally despair felt easier when we walked by the coast me and my dad or sitting in the garden with my mom drinking ice coffee. I somehow felt the world was standing still and no questions or confronting moments were near, I even like my self better in their company. I can’t have been fun living with. At best I was quite and withdrawn and at worst I was volatile and sad.

Days were I had been particularly melancholy and mopey we drow to the beach or forest where we walked and talked, my mom often brought sandwich we could eat in a quit moment down by the water. I was still utterly miserable but I grow a confident about starting a new chapter by myself. The weeks we spend together we had absolutely no arguing (as we tend to do when there is full house) my parents must have had a great patient with me, it was like we found our faultless routine the 3 of us with me as the trouble childe in the middle.

Some weeks later when I again was back in my apartment where my loving and patient roommate was waiting, a text message arrived from my mom with the words “ we miss you” the 3 small words elicited a smile with watery-eyed, I missed them too. . In someway when my relationship to my boyfriend ended my relationship to my parents grew.

Happy mothers day

May 10, 2012

A rainy day

Filed under: Mixed — Cecilie Vernon @ 9:33 pm

Today the rain has been pouring down all day. Today I also had a day off! It felt amazing looking at the rain from my bedroom window knowing I could stay in all day if I wanted so. Today also were the day where I learned to do origami bows (exam procrastinations), baking chocolate chip cookeries and drinking tea and later lunch with lovely company.

May 6, 2012

Beautiful Spring

Filed under: Mixed — Cecilie Vernon @ 12:27 pm

I have had the most wonderful weekend! The weather has been amazing and the company even better. We have been relaxing, wining & dining around Copenhagen, walking in the sun, eating ice-cream and enjoyed the long weekend.
If you are looking for a nice and budget friendly restaurant in Copenhagen, I can recommend the restaurant MUMS bar & Kitchen, it’s a really interesting and friendly restaurant with warm service. ( I especially like the décor).


 

May 4, 2012

Instagram

Filed under: Mixed — Cecilie Vernon @ 12:11 pm

 Im spending my (holi) day  reading and preparing for the upcoming exams – later I have dinner with someone special, I can’t wait!

I love instagram, follow me : cecilievn

April 30, 2012

Sunday lunch at Glyptoteket

Filed under: Mixed — Cecilie Vernon @ 8:15 pm

Yesterday Sarah and I had lunch in the beautiful Wintergarden at Glyptoteket. It is such a beautiful and peaceful place.

April 27, 2012

Friday joy

Filed under: Mixed — Cecilie Vernon @ 3:09 pm

April 23, 2012

Dip Bleach

Filed under: Fashion — Cecilie Vernon @ 4:11 pm

I got inspiret yesterday by this amazing blog to try make my own dip dye shirt. Its simpel, all you have to do is soak the part of the garment in bleach overnight and Voila – there you have you own homemade dip dye shirt. Its easy and I kind of like the result.

April 20, 2012

Weekend time

Filed under: Mixed — Cecilie Vernon @ 11:21 am

April 18, 2012

Dip Dyed Hair

Filed under: Mixed — Cecilie Vernon @ 8:23 am

If you like me is a bit (a lot) afraid of the creativeness of your hairdresser – you know the nerve racking feeling of sitting in the chair in front of the mirror feeling your comfort zone slowly being teared apart as the hairdresser sets the scissor to your hair.

I have pretty much had the same hairstyle since I was 18 – only with the deviation of some highlights – AND then yesterday it happened! I said yes to be a hair model for one of my friends… I have for sometime thought dip dyed hair was really pretty so I thought it could be fun to try it! But let me tell you – when I was sitting there in the chair surrounded by hairdressers I felt like stranded in a land which language I couldn’t speak. I had no idea of what was going on since all conversation was held in a language of colour numbers and similar.

After a long day and a walk down the runway in front of 50 hairdressers /hairstylists I got back home to my own mirror – I spend 5 minutes looking at my new hair – and let me say it is not love at first sight, so lets see how long this dip dye hair relationship will last.

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April 17, 2012

My Running playlist

Filed under: Mixed — Cecilie Vernon @ 12:05 pm

I love running and I love music and as in perfect synergy - I love running to music. Here is some of the music I’m listening to when I’m running. Maybe you can use it as inspiration – maybe not, but here you have it.

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