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Worlds Lowest Street Legal Car

Officially in the Guinness World Record for lowest street legal car, the Flatmobile stands at just 19 inch or 48 cm tall. You can check the build progress of the FlatMoble at the FlatMobile website. The car is rear mounted with a 875cc engine for propulsion. Obviously inspired from Batmobile, Perry Watkins from England is the proud owner of the FlatMobile. Check out 8 more pics of the FlatMobile after the break....

Inspiration: {Inviting Decor}

{a lovely home in Atlanta...}

(Source, Greige via Atlanta Homes and Lifestyles, Interior design Betty Burgess, Architect Stan Dixon; discovered via Fondly Seen.)

{p.s. you may have noticed the Coach Poppy Trail blooming on the left-side of this blog... unfortunately for me, I am not qualified to win as I am a Quebec resident, who are excluded from this great promotion,... however, I have chosen to leave it on, to make you aware of other great sites and for your chance to win instant prizes... enjoy and good luck!}

Inspiration: {Statement Rings}

{absolutely love large quartz rings as shown in this editorial...}

(Source, image via Wildfox; rings via Kara Ross and David Yurman)

Hello Again!

{back from Miami... absolutely so nice to rekindle this blog and to get reacquainted; so looking forward to your news and visiting my favourite blogs... yet still fresh lingering and wonderfully delicious memories of lounging by the beach and pool, sipping perfect dirty martinis (always vodka with olives), late night dinners and moonlight walks, shopping, people watching and simply enjoying life. There is so much to tell, so much time spent thinking and planning and looking forward to other wonderful adventures... until then have a lovely start of a new week...}

(Source, image 1) It's Mary Ruffle; 2) Daisy Pink Cupcakes)

Emma Watson People Tree Autumn Winter Collection

Emma Watson announced the launch of London based Fairtrade partner People Tree's Autumn/Winter 2010 collection on her website. Watson, is currently at Brown University in Providence, R.I., where she is majoring in literature. She was the creative adviser for the range last year. This year she didn't design the collection, but continues to lend her support to the clothing line that targets under-24s.  Check out 8 more images after the jump...

The Forbidden City of China — Zijin Cheng

The Chinese name of the Forbidden City is Zijin Cheng. From the Ming Dynasty to the end of Qing Dynasty the “Forbidden City” was the Chinese imperial palace. It is situated in the centre of Beijing. It was served as the home of emperors and their households for almost five hundred years. It was also the political centre of Chinese government. More images after the break...

The Forbidden City is the largest palace which covers 72 ha and it is a rectangle 753 metres from east to west and 961 metres from north to south. It was designed to be the middle of the ancient, city of Beijing. The Forbidden City consists of 980 buildings with 8,707 rooms. In 1987, it was declared a world heritage site. This post features a collection of  some incredible photographs of Zijin Cheng city.