The best smoothies I've ever tasted

When I got into my smoothie craze last spring (because I  just couldn't eat normal food) I started looking for the best smoothies, since, big surprise, they were the only thing I could eat. I did put extra ice cream in each, because the cancer was making me lose weight at a very unhealthy rate, so remember that these are the original recipes without my added three hundred grams of ice cream.


Remember that these do not represent 1 serving, these are just my measures from when I used them, so keep that in mind.

Simple Berry Smoothie:
1 packet of mixed frozen berries
1 can of peaches with juice
4 tablespoons of honey
2 dl of yoghurt (optional)
-Remember to cook the berries before use unless you've picked them yourself, don't want a bad stomach do we?
-Mix everything in a mixer or any other way you find good

Strawberry-Banana Smoothie:
2 cups of strawberries
1 banana
3 dl yoghurt
1 dl milk (optional)
-Remember again, frozen berries may contain bacteria you don't want, so cook'em
-And again mix everything

Banana-Pineapple Smoothie (or maybe more a fruitie)
1 banana
1 cup FRESH pineapple cubes
3 dl pineapple or apple juice
-I'm going to stop giving you hints now

Breakfast Smoothie
1 banana
1 cup berries
1 cup yoghurt
1 cup oats

Green Smoothie
2 cups green apples
½ dl spinach leaves
3 cups yoghurt

Peanut butter-Banana Smoothie
2 bananas
2 cups milk
4 tablespoons peanut butter

Bedroom dilemmas and slanted ceilings

Behind the biggest part of my bedroom lies a sort of walk-in-closet, however, it's filled with stuff and needs to be cleared out, since none of it is mine and I want to use the space for storage. I also feel that the way it's been used thus far for storage is really ineffective and leaves a lot of space to use! So I want to redo the entire thing. It also needs new wallpapers or at least a dash of paint (looks dreadful inside, you'll soon see). So I've been looking through some ideas of using a slanted ceiling area for storage. Sadly it's too small for most of the ideas, but they're a way of giving me hints as to what I'm going to do.

If you have any ideas of your own you'd like to share, or you've had similar trouble in the past, because most old houses in Finland do have a slanted ceiling area on the upper floor (plus an attic on a third floor), so you may be able to give some ideas for me. So comment away!

Second Day of Christmas: Tulle and Snowflakes Wreath DIY

My second day of DIY Christmas ideas, this time a wreath made of tulle and glittery snowflakes. Now for this one there's no tutorial, but there's plenty of pictures (one I snapped from Pinterest) so you'll know what it's supposed to look like.
I'm going to give you a little hint how it may be possible to make:
You need a hell of a lot of tulle, at least three metres. And you need some band, preferable not elastic and preferable quite wide to connect the tulle to the band, so that it folds properly.
Then you need either ready glittery snowflakes, or snowflakes and glue and glitter (or just glitter glue). And there you are!

A Fish Who Likes Flowers

Photos XXXII: Bright Shorts

I really love bright coloured things, in clothing and in hair and all over the place, but I usually wear just black. It's so easy. Black and red, or black and violet. Anyway, I'm at the moment doing dip dye shorts that are going to be pink and violet, I'm going to show you guys all about it at some point, once I get pictures done, but right now, I'm just going to show you all the photos that inspired me to do this, because I've already done galaxy shorts that came out super nice:

Photos XXXI: Diamonds are a girl's best friend

This time I decided to put together a small photo ensamble of the most beautiful hair accessories I could find. I absolutely love all kinds of glittery sparkley hair accessories, but nothing seems to suit my hair. I think these photos show the diversity of what can be done easily to hair, so maybe some of them might suit me as well!
Hope you enjoy!