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The Rabbit is a lucky sign. Rabbits are private individuals and a bit introverted.
According to Chinese tradition, the Rabbit brings a year in which you can catch your breath and calm your nerves. It is a time for negotiation. Don't try to force issues, because if you do you will ultimately fail. To gain the greatest benefits from this time, focus on home, family, security, diplomacy, and your relationships with women and children. Make it a goal to create a safe, peaceful lifestyle, so you will be able to calmly deal with any problem that may arise.
Not many people know that the Rabbit is the symbol of the Moon, while the Peacock is the symbol of the Sun, and that together, these two animal signs signify the start of day and night, represent the Yin and Yangof life. It is said that anyone making supplications for wishes to be fulfilled are certain to get what they want... and in the Year of the Rabbit, the wish-granting aspect of the Sun and the Moon combined is multiplied. The Moon is YIN and this is the Yin of Heaven, signifying magic. Thus on each of the Full Moon nights of this year, go out into your garden to gaze into the Full Moon and visualize plenty of Moon dust and Moon glow flowing into you, filling your whole body with bright white light and granting you fearlessness, love and courage. This will not only strengthen your inner "Chi" energy, it will also bring wisdom into your life.
Thanks to the stylish Fifi Lapin, we celebrate this year in style.
I love checking in on the most stylish bunny on the planet, she has her own blog and she dresses in high fashion everyday...lucky little bunny.
The Esquire House (2007) in the Hills of California. Every year renowned high end designers are invited to create the ultimate bachelor pad. I prefer a bit of masculine design in my home. It's a bit sleeker, richer, and more plush then a home designed for women. 








(via thesartorialist.blogspot.com)
Giovanna seamlessly combines elegant, classic looks with slightly off-kilter originality. Sometimes that comes in the form of an over the knee boot or bright yellow pant tempered with a ladylike fur, demure black tights or simple gray turtleneck sweater.
It's also refreshing to see that the fashion powerhouse repeats (gasp!) certain items. Her Chanel boots, structured bags, long gloves and many other staples are on regular, yet inspirational, rotation.

you make me laugh.
you have made me cry with your stubborness. your tenacity. your refusal to back down.
i try and teach you that sometimes it's okay to just sit. and chill. and listen.
you taught me that there is indeed a good reason to baby-proof.
you are my wild child, my beautiful girl, my fearless one.
i love you so much sasha.
xoxo
mama
Went on a walk today.
It's just getting nice out, trees have some buds, grass is getting green, sun is warm.
Laying on the ground staring up at the sky.
Sasha fell asleep in her stroller.
Good day.
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| aeneous | shining bronze colour |
| albicant | whitish; becoming white |
| albugineous | like the white of an eye or an egg; white-coloured |
| amaranthine | immortal; undying; deep purple-red colour |
| argent | the heraldic colour silver or white |
| atrous | jet black |
| aubergine | eggplant; a dark purple colour |
| aurulent | gold-coloured |
| azuline | blue |
| azure | light or sky blue; the heraldic colour blue |
| badious | chestnut-coloured |
| beige | light creamy white-brown |
| brunneous | dark brown |
| burnet | dark brown; dark woollen cloth |
| caesious | bluish or greyish green |
| cardinal | deep scarlet red colour |
| castaneous | chestnut-coloured |
| castory | brown colour; brown dye derived from beaver pelts |
| celadon | pale green; pale green glazed pottery |
| celeste | sky blue |
| cerulean | sky-blue; dark blue; sea-green |
| cesious | bluish-grey |
| chartreuse | yellow-green colour |
| chlorochrous | green-coloured |
| chrysochlorous | greenish-gold |
| cinerious | ashen; ash-grey |
| cinnabar | red crystalline mercuric sulfide pigment; deep red or scarlet colour |
| citreous | lemon-coloured; lemony |
| citrine | dark greenish-yellow |
| claret | dark red-purple colour; a dark-red wine |
| coccineous | bright red |
| columbine | of or like a dove; dove-coloured |
| coquelicot | brilliant red; poppy red |
| corbeau | blackish green |
| cramoisy | crimson |
| cretaceous | of or resembling chalk; of a whitish colour |
| croceate | saffron-coloured |
| cyaneous | sky blue |
| eau-de-nil | pale green colour |
| eburnean | of or like ivory; ivory-coloured |
| erythraean | reddish colour |
| ferruginous | of the colour of rust; impregnated with iron |
| filemot | dead-leaf colour; dull brown |
| flammeous | flame-coloured |
| flavescent | yellowish or turning yellow |
| fuliginous | sooty; dusky; soot-coloured; of or pertaining to soot |
| fulvous | dull yellow; tawny |
| fuscous | brown; tawny; dingy |
| gamboge | reddish-yellow colour |
| glaucous | sea-green; greyish-blue |
| goldenrod | dark golden yellow |
| greige | of a grey-beige colour |
| gridelin | violet-grey |
| griseous | pearl-grey or blue-grey; grizzled |
| haematic | blood-coloured |
| heliotrope | purplish hue; purplish-flowered plant; ancient sundial; signalling mirror |
| hoary | pale silver-grey colour; grey with age |
| hyacinthine | of a blue or purple colour |
| ianthine | violet-coloured |
| ibis | large stork-like bird; a pale apricot colour |
| icterine | yellowish or marked with yellow |
| icteritious | jaundiced; yellow |
| incarnadine | carnation-coloured; blood-red |
| indigo | deep blue-violet colour; a blue-violet dye |
| infuscate | clouded or tinged with brown; obscured; cloudy brown colour |
| isabelline | greyish yellow |
| jacinthe | orange colour |
| jessamy | yellow like a jasmine |
| kermes | brilliant red colour; a red dye derived from insects |
| khaki | light brown or tan |
| lateritious | brick-red |
| leucochroic | white or pale-coloured |
| liard | grey; dapple-grey |
| lovat | grey-green; blue-green |
| lurid | red-yellow; yellow-brown |
| luteolous | yellowish |
| luteous | golden-yellow |
| lutescent | yellowish |
| madder | red dye made from brazil wood; a reddish or red-orange colour |
| magenta | reddish purple |
| maroon | brownish crimson |
| mauve | light bluish purple |
| mazarine | rich blue or reddish-blue colour |
| melanic | black; very dark |
| melichrous | having a honey-like colour |
| meline | canary-yellow |
| miniaceous | colour of reddish lead |
| minium | vermilion; red lead |
| modena | crimson |
| morel | dark-coloured horse; blackish colour |
| nacarat | bright orange-red |
| nankeen | buff-coloured; durable buff-coloured cotton |
| nigricant | of a blackish colour |
| nigrine | black |
| niveous | snowy; white |
| ochre | yellowish or yellow-brown colour |
| ochroleucous | yellowish white |
| olivaceous | olive-coloured |
| or | heraldic colour gold or yellow |
| pavonated | peacock-blue |
| periwinkle | a bluish or azure colour; a plant with bluish flowers |
| perse | dark blue or bluish-grey; cloth of such a colour |
| phoeniceous | bright scarlet-red colour |
| piceous | like pitch; inflammable; reddish black |
| plumbeous | leaden; lead-coloured |
| ponceau | poppy red |
| porphyrous | purple |
| porraceous | leek-green |
| prasinous | leek-green colour |
| primrose | pale yellow |
| puccoon | blood-root; dark red colour |
| puce | brownish-purple; purplish-pink |
| puniceous | bright or purplish red |
| purpure | heraldic colour purple |
| purpureal | purple |
| pyrrhous | reddish; ruddy |
| rhodopsin | visual purple |
| rubiginous | rusty-coloured |
| rubious | ruby red; rusty |
| rufous | reddish or brownish-red |
| russet | reddish brown |
| sable | black; dark; of a black colour in heraldry |
| saffron | orange-yellow |
| sage | grey-green colour |
| sanguineous | bloody; of, like or pertaining to blood; blood-red |
| sapphire | deep pure blue |
| sarcoline | flesh-coloured |
| sepia | fine brown |
| sinopia | preparatory drawing for a fresco; reddish-brown colour |
| slate | dull dark blue-grey |
| smalt | deep blue |
| smaragdine | emerald green |
| solferino | purplish red |
| sorrel | reddish-brown; light chestnut |
| spadiceous | chestnut-coloured |
| stammel | coarse woollen fabric, usually dyed red; bright red colour |
| stramineous | strawy; light; worthless; straw-coloured |
| suede | light beige |
| sulphureous | bright yellow |
| tan | tawny brown |
| taupe | brownish-grey |
| tawny | brownish-yellow |
| teal | greenish-blue |
| terracotta | reddish-brown |
| testaceous | of or having a hard shell; brick-red |
| tilleul | pale yellowish-green |
| titian | red-gold or reddish-brown |
| topaz | dark yellow |
| turquoise | blue-green |
| ultramarine | deep blue |
| umber | brownish red |
| vermeil | bright red or vermilion colour; gilded silver |
| vermilion | bright red |
| vinaceous | wine-coloured |
| vinous | deep red; burgundy |
| violaceous | violet-coloured |
| violet | bluish purple |
| virescent | becoming green or greenish; of a greenish colour |
| virid | green |
| viridian | chrome green |
| vitellary | bright yellow |
| wallflower | yellowish-red |
| watchet | pale blue |
| wheaten | the golden colour of ripe wheat |
| whey | off-white |
| willowish | of the colour of willow leaves |
| xanthic | yellow; yellowish |
| zinnober | chrome green |