Scarves Scarf of the Day 2021 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?

[xincinsin]

A funny ghost story today. A few years ago, the local museum arranged some Halloween-themed activities. One of which was a talk by the paranormal society. I took my kids to listen to it. One of the stories told had to do with selling salt. Yep, in Singapore, the ghosts will buy salt

According to local ghost lore, if you are desperate for cash, buy lots of salt, package it into tiny bags, then go stake out a spot in the cemetery for overnight sales. Keep your head down and, when a spectral hand comes into view, take the cash from the hand and pass it a bag of salt.

The intrepid paranormal investigators decided to go sell salt. Late that night, they got very excited when they saw ghostly lights bobbing in the cemetery, coming ever closer. It must be ghostly customers! Paranormal proof!

Nope, it turned out to be flashlights used by policemen who wanted to know what they were doing, lurking in a cemetery

My salt scarves: white table salt Carreves, grey fleur de sel Apres le Deluge and pink Himalayan salt Etude Pour Une Parure de Gala.

 

[Croisette7]

TY! Summer gave its last gasp yesterday so I roughy put the brights for one last appearance for the year



Your collex and styling is fabulous

Some childhood memories are emblazoned in our minds! I love how our themes can bring back such clear pictures and that yellow is divine!

Pictures or it didn’t happen!

Ooooo so moody and dark for such a shimmery delight! Like a good changeant, every angle of the design is a new story!

Beautiful colorway!

Love love love learning about the inspo for the design and seeing side by sides! Congrats on the beautiful addition!

TY! As eager as I’ve been to break out the sweaters and shawls it was fun to have just one more day of summer!

Whatever makeup you are wearing in that first mod shot really makes your cheekbones pop

Love the scarf and that GP!!! Are the outer pockets and strap new for this design?

As long as he doesn’t touch the scarves…

Excellent knots and I *really* need to spend time reading the stores behind each scarf in the new season

Another wonderful skeleton!

That color is stunning!!

Thank you, Snausages!

 

[Croisette7]

GTN was going to be my scarf of the day for it’s virgin outing. But I remembered I sprayed perfume today and dont do that when I am wearing a silk. So I wiped as much as I could off and put on the scarf for a photo and then took it off. Never even got to take the tag off .
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[blydia]

Another "spiritual" one today - Arbre du vent. This design is absolutely gorgeous and the artist actually has a long PDF describing the meaning behind everything. it's really worth a read.

https://monetlugo.com/hermès --> click About the artwork at the bottom for the pdf

Hermès' scarf description is the following:
L’Arbre du vent is a tribute to the Huichol people of Mexico’s western Sierra Madre – also known as the Wixáritari – and their polytheistic religion, worshipping the divinity inherent in every aspect of the natural world. At its centre, the scarf depicts the eye of god, the protector, surrounded by the four elements, marking the four corners of the Huichol world: Mother Water, the origin of life, Tatei Haramara; Earth, the soul of the world, Tatei Yurianaka, with two hummingbirds fluttering above, symbolising the souls of traditional shamans; Grandfather Fire, Tatehuari, and Air, Kieiri, the Wind Tree. Mexican artist Montserrat Gonzalez-Lugo has taken inspiration from traditional bead embroideries and threaded wool pictures to depict the essence of Huichol spirituality.

I unfortunately only have a pixly small image saved of my colorway

 

[Cookiefiend]

True story: last night I dreamt I was in some outdoor market and found a cream and copper colored Voyage a Pytheas in one of the stalls. I happily paid $612 for it and ran to show @Living.la.vida.fifi who immediately spotted a big stain and then informed me it was a completely different design.

What a nightmare.

But because the temps fell 20° overnight and the rain moved in, I was able to sashay out the door in Sweet (Sweat?) Dreams

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The lesson of your dream is No purchasing H scarves in outdoor markets without first consulting Fifi!
Or wear Sweet Dreams to fight off bad juju?

A funny ghost story today. A few years ago, the local museum arranged some Halloween-themed activities. One of which was a talk by the paranormal society. I took my kids to listen to it. One of the stories told had to do with selling salt. Yep, in Singapore, the ghosts will buy salt

According to local ghost lore, if you are desperate for cash, buy lots of salt, package it into tiny bags, then go stake out a spot in the cemetery for overnight sales. Keep your head down and, when a spectral hand comes into view, take the cash from the hand and pass it a bag of salt.

The intrepid paranormal investigators decided to go sell salt. Late that night, they got very excited when they saw ghostly lights bobbing in the cemetery, coming ever closer. It must be ghostly customers! Paranormal proof!

Nope, it turned out to be flashlights used by policemen who wanted to know what they were doing, lurking in a cemetery

My salt scarves: white table salt Carreves, grey fleur de sel Apres le Deluge and pink Himalayan salt Etude Pour Une Parure de Gala.
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hahahaa!
I love these two pale Beauties, and your PdG is a lovely shade of pink!

Another "spiritual" one today - Arbre du vent. This design is absolutely gorgeous and the artist actually has a long PDF describing the meaning behind everything. it's really worth a read.

https://monetlugo.com/hermès --> click About the artwork at the bottom for the pdf

Hermès' scarf description is the following:
L’Arbre du vent is a tribute to the Huichol people of Mexico’s western Sierra Madre – also known as the Wixáritari – and their polytheistic religion, worshipping the divinity inherent in every aspect of the natural world. At its centre, the scarf depicts the eye of god, the protector, surrounded by the four elements, marking the four corners of the Huichol world: Mother Water, the origin of life, Tatei Haramara; Earth, the soul of the world, Tatei Yurianaka, with two hummingbirds fluttering above, symbolising the souls of traditional shamans; Grandfather Fire, Tatehuari, and Air, Kieiri, the Wind Tree. Mexican artist Montserrat Gonzalez-Lugo has taken inspiration from traditional bead embroideries and threaded wool pictures to depict the essence of Huichol spirituality.

I unfortunately only have a pixly small image saved of my colorway


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Beautiful Blydia! I love this scarf, especially in this cw. Thanks for sharing the link!

 

[Pampelmuse]

GTN was going to be my scarf of the day for it’s virgin outing. But I remembered I sprayed perfume today and dont do that when I am wearing a silk. So I wiped as much as I could off and put on the scarf for a photo and then took it off. Never even got to take the tag off .
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I do like that my scarfs have a hint of my perfume. Just don’t spray it right before. Same with my sunglasses.
Beautiful scarf, still waiting for mine to arrive…

 

[LKBNOLA]

Toys in an attic can evoke both sentimental memories of the golden days of childhood or perhaps feelings of abandonment and sorrow. Tales have also been written in which toys—especially dolls—are full of evil intent and downright creepiness. (The phrase can also colloquially mean someone who’s sanity is in question, but that’s for another day). We live in an historical building in New Orleans, originally founded as a girls' asylum and orphanage and subsequently purchased by Ann Rice, the author of the Vampire Lestat books and the trilogy The Witches of Mayfair set in her hometown of New Orleans. Rice restored the building with period décor and furnishings, but she kept the chapel intact, using it to house her extensive collections of dolls, miniatures and religious artifacts. St Elizabeth’s was not only her home but also a gallery (see photos).


St. Elizabeth's was divided into 21 condo units in 2003. Ours is on the top two floors of the left-facing tower. It is rich in associations for the city, and very much associated with Ann Rice and her vampires, witches and ghosts. Events were held there and tours were offered to the public so many people visited the doll museum/chapel. For today's theme, I am wearing Zabavushka, which celebrates the famous Russian toy museum, showing the corner full of nesting dolls:

 

[LKBNOLA]

I’ve been enjoying everyone’s posts as always, but life’s been hectic so haven’t had the chance to contribute my own SOTD pics. Anyhoo, yesterday DD and I went shopping for the day, maybe pop in to H I said (!) so took the chance for a selfie on the train, could equally have been on theme last week as I have Doigts de Fee in four colours.

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Oh, and bought a new bag - oops!

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I love this scarf and your bag is absolutely adorable @paula24jen --

Utterly fantastic!

Thank you @turfnsurf -- my neighbor was quite amused by my request to use his decorations as a prop!

Woefully behind and driving to our mini-vacation destination - Boston and Cape Ann! Hoping to read your stories and catch up over the next few days. What a wonderful week!! You’re all showing some beautiful and theme-appropriate silks.
Here is a Hermès ghost story! I found it on the internet. From ghostsofpalmbeach.com. It should be edited for grammar but since it’s not my work,I’ll just copy and paste the text. I love the illustration.

Haunted Hermes

Hermès International S.A., at 240 Worth Avenue or simply Hermès is a French high fashion house established in 1837, today specializing in leather, lifestyle accessories, perfumery, luxury goods, and ready-to-wear. Its logo, since the 1950s, is of a Duc carriage with horse. Originally, it was a horse saddle shop.

Most retail stores spend up to two hours straightening for their next day of work as a store on the Island has to have the aura of the highest class of establishments to meet it’s clientele’s needs. Hermes is no exception. Well, except for boxes. Take a look at the store, the clothing items are equally spaced apart, the scarves hung just so. The boxes, in contrast are a mess. They also are in the window so the guests can see them.


There is a reason. The boxes don’t seem to want to stay on the shelves. They are often scattered about the floor. Sometimes in unique formations. Sometimes in a row. They are never in the same place, but nevertheless, they don’t end up the shelves either the next morning. This caused quite a stir in Hermes. The employees accused each other of sabotage. They refused to work the night shift so they wouldn’t get blamed for not doing the work they spent up to an hour completing. The manager actually took over that responsibility to keep the peace but found the next day, that it made no difference. The staff wasn’t lying. The boxes would end up on the floor. Clearly no one earthly was doing this.

It wasn’t until the manager’s granddaughter came to work with her grandmother one early Sunday morning that the story started to become clear. The young girl stated, “Grandma, who made a train out of the boxes? You never let me play with them.” Upon consultation with a psychic, it was revealed that a young child who lived above what is now Hermes in the 1930s died of rheumatic fever. He was no older than 6.

When the store was remodeled several years ago, the boy’s energy must have been released into Hermes, and now he plays every night. He makes buildings, trains, cars, and other toys. He never touches the clothing or accessories in the store. He just plays with the boxes. He is not a malevolent spirit, just one who didn’t learn to clean his room before he passed.

The staff at Hermes has the responsibility of cleaning up after him when he plays so there solution is to leave the boxes a mess before they leave. They won’t be there in the morning any way.

Thank you for passing this very charming story along to us @Karenska and have a wonderful time n Boston and Cape Ann!

Oh, you have the matching Stubbs of course!

But of course @Croisette7!

It was a dark and stormy night, and while walking in the rain wasn’t too fun - the moon was full and the garden was lovely.
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She’d noticed the sign leading to the garden’s path was a little rusty and hidden, but the path was clear and she hoped it would lead her to a shelter. As she walked, she saw small blue roses glowing along the path. Was it the moonlight shining on the dew-like rain drops, or were they some sort of unusual rose?
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The storm clouds moved and hid the moon, there was a sudden loud crash of thunder. It startled her and she began to run down the path, not seeing where she was going.
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As she ran, the path grew narrow, and she felt tendrils snatching at her ankles and thorns catching on her sleeves. The blue glow had become brighter and she could also see purple gleaming in the roses which had grown huge. A thick tendril covered in thorns wrapped around her waist and lifted her off her feet, as the overpowering scent of roses filled her head.

It was a dark and stormy night.

La Rosee
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A dark tale of beautiful dark roses @Cookiefiend!

no ghost story but spiritual meaning for kawa ora
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Great that you shared the story, @blydia -- to make the scarf so much more special. I love it as a belt!

Great look!

Thank you @Agrume-- I may have overdone it on the dieting...

Yesterday for Hallowmas, wearing the perfect skeletal scarf of the Season....C'est la Fete... (this one is the original 70cm, in the Kaki dip dye colorway)

Living in Texas, it is inevitable I grew up appreciating many Mexican cultural traditions, among them Dia de los Muertos, which I think officially goes from November 1-2. But Halloween, and the following 2 days comprise a a full event since the early Middle Ages called Allhallowtide. Of course, this one has a more serious tone to it, so I think I'll stick to the more light hearted and celebratory Dia de los Muertos.


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I love this dip-dye color for ClF @bunnycat-- so great with your top.

GTN was going to be my scarf of the day for it’s virgin outing. But I remembered I sprayed perfume today and dont do that when I am wearing a silk. So I wiped as much as I could off and put on the scarf for a photo and then took it off. Never even got to take the tag off .
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Fantastic styling@Nomad-- hope you get a chance to reprise the outfit today!

Whatever makeup you are wearing in that first mod shot really makes your cheekbones pop

I know-- I went a little overboard with the contouring...

True story: last night I dreamt I was in some outdoor market and found a cream and copper colored Voyage a Pytheas in one of the stalls. I happily paid $612 for it and ran to show @Living.la.vida.fifi who immediately spotted a big stain and then informed me it was a completely different design.

What a nightmare.

But because the temps fell 20° overnight and the rain moved in, I was able to sashay out the door in Sweet (Sweat?) Dreams

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I love this! Story and scarf and smile! Just great @Snausages and I agree with @Cookiefiend that your dream is a cautionary tale...

This is hilarious. Loving Mr Bones. He reminds me of my anatomy lessons at uni.

A funny ghost story today. A few years ago, the local museum arranged some Halloween-themed activities. One of which was a talk by the paranormal society. I took my kids to listen to it. One of the stories told had to do with selling salt. Yep, in Singapore, the ghosts will buy salt

According to local ghost lore, if you are desperate for cash, buy lots of salt, package it into tiny bags, then go stake out a spot in the cemetery for overnight sales. Keep your head down and, when a spectral hand comes into view, take the cash from the hand and pass it a bag of salt.

The intrepid paranormal investigators decided to go sell salt. Late that night, they got very excited when they saw ghostly lights bobbing in the cemetery, coming ever closer. It must be ghostly customers! Paranormal proof!

Nope, it turned out to be flashlights used by policemen who wanted to know what they were doing, lurking in a cemetery

My salt scarves: white table salt Carreves, grey fleur de sel Apres le Deluge and pink Himalayan salt Etude Pour Une Parure de Gala.
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This made me guffaw-- very cinematic story-telling and perfect scarfs @xincinsin

Another "spiritual" one today - Arbre du vent. This design is absolutely gorgeous and the artist actually has a long PDF describing the meaning behind everything. it's really worth a read.

https://monetlugo.com/hermès --> click About the artwork at the bottom for the pdf

Hermès' scarf description is the following:
L’Arbre du vent is a tribute to the Huichol people of Mexico’s western Sierra Madre – also known as the Wixáritari – and their polytheistic religion, worshipping the divinity inherent in every aspect of the natural world. At its centre, the scarf depicts the eye of god, the protector, surrounded by the four elements, marking the four corners of the Huichol world: Mother Water, the origin of life, Tatei Haramara; Earth, the soul of the world, Tatei Yurianaka, with two hummingbirds fluttering above, symbolising the souls of traditional shamans; Grandfather Fire, Tatehuari, and Air, Kieiri, the Wind Tree. Mexican artist Montserrat Gonzalez-Lugo has taken inspiration from traditional bead embroideries and threaded wool pictures to depict the essence of Huichol spirituality.

I unfortunately only have a pixly small image saved of my colorway


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It looks beautiful @blydia-- I am so happy to be twins with you. Love it with the gray...

 

[paula24jen]

I love this scarf and your bag is absolutely adorable @paula24jen --

Thank you @turfnsurf -- my neighbor was quite amused by my request to use his decorations as a prop!

Thank you for passing this very charming story along to us @Karenska and have a wonderful time n Boston and Cape Ann!

But of course @Croisette7!

A dark tale of beautiful dark roses @Cookiefiend!

Great that you shared the story, @blydia -- to make the scarf so much more special. I love it as a belt!

Thank you @Agrume-- I may have overdone it on the dieting...

I love this dip-dye color for ClF @bunnycat-- so great with your top.

Fantastic styling@Nomad-- hope you get a chance to reprise the outfit today!

I know-- I went a little overboard with the contouring...

I love this! Story and scarf and smile! Just great @Snausages and I agree with @Cookiefiend that your dream is a cautionary tale...



This made me guffaw-- very cinematic story-telling and perfect scarfs @xincinsin

It looks beautiful @blydia-- I am so happy to be twins with you. Love it with the gray...

Thanks!

 

[bunnycat]

A funny ghost story today. A few years ago, the local museum arranged some Halloween-themed activities. One of which was a talk by the paranormal society. I took my kids to listen to it. One of the stories told had to do with selling salt. Yep, in Singapore, the ghosts will buy salt

According to local ghost lore, if you are desperate for cash, buy lots of salt, package it into tiny bags, then go stake out a spot in the cemetery for overnight sales. Keep your head down and, when a spectral hand comes into view, take the cash from the hand and pass it a bag of salt.

The intrepid paranormal investigators decided to go sell salt. Late that night, they got very excited when they saw ghostly lights bobbing in the cemetery, coming ever closer. It must be ghostly customers! Paranormal proof!

Nope, it turned out to be flashlights used by policemen who wanted to know what they were doing, lurking in a cemetery

My salt scarves: white table salt Carreves, grey fleur de sel Apres le Deluge and pink Himalayan salt Etude Pour Une Parure de Gala.
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I love this story! Perhaps the ghosts are actually trick or treaters who dupe the living to going to sell salt, so they can summon the police to cause mayhem and embarrassment.

Another "spiritual" one today - Arbre du vent. This design is absolutely gorgeous and the artist actually has a long PDF describing the meaning behind everything. it's really worth a read.

https://monetlugo.com/hermès --> click About the artwork at the bottom for the pdf

Hermès' scarf description is the following:
L’Arbre du vent is a tribute to the Huichol people of Mexico’s western Sierra Madre – also known as the Wixáritari – and their polytheistic religion, worshipping the divinity inherent in every aspect of the natural world. At its centre, the scarf depicts the eye of god, the protector, surrounded by the four elements, marking the four corners of the Huichol world: Mother Water, the origin of life, Tatei Haramara; Earth, the soul of the world, Tatei Yurianaka, with two hummingbirds fluttering above, symbolising the souls of traditional shamans; Grandfather Fire, Tatehuari, and Air, Kieiri, the Wind Tree. Mexican artist Montserrat Gonzalez-Lugo has taken inspiration from traditional bead embroideries and threaded wool pictures to depict the essence of Huichol spirituality.

I unfortunately only have a pixly small image saved of my colorway


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Beautiful scarf and story!

Toys in an attic can evoke both sentimental memories of the golden days of childhood or perhaps feelings of abandonment and sorrow. Tales have also been written in which toys—especially dolls—are full of evil intent and downright creepiness. (The phrase can also colloquially mean someone who’s sanity is in question, but that’s for another day). We live in an historical building in New Orleans, originally founded as a girls' asylum and orphanage and subsequently purchased by Ann Rice, the author of the Vampire Lestat books and the trilogy The Witches of Mayfair set in her hometown of New Orleans. Rice restored the building with period décor and furnishings, but she kept the chapel intact, using it to house her extensive collections of dolls, miniatures and religious artifacts. St Elizabeth’s was not only her home but also a gallery (see photos).

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St. Elizabeth's was divided into 21 condo units in 2003. Ours is on the top two floors of the left-facing tower. It is rich in associations for the city, and very much associated with Ann Rice and her vampires, witches and ghosts. Events were held there and tours were offered to the public so many people visited the doll museum/chapel. For today's theme, I am wearing Zabavushka, which celebrates the famous Russian toy museum, showing the corner full of nesting dolls:
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Oh wow- what a fabulous story! And so cool to be living in such a beautiful place. (Love York Zab also- the colors are amazing!)

 

[bunnycat]

I'm really enjoying everyone's stories and scarves this week!

This week, I hadn't thought I would have much opportunity to share as I'm just not that creative when it comes to stories, but the spirits have willed it otherwise. Like @Snausages , my next story revolves around a dream from a couple of days ago. Well, not MY dream, but Mr BCs.

It is a well known fact in House of Bunnycat that I have weird dreams. And the other day Mr BC declared that one of my dreams had been misdelivered to him the night before.

Apparently, we were driving in the car in some out of the way town, and stopped at a little country store with no people around. We went in to look around, and found that there were dozens and dozens of H scarves of all sizes there for an amazing deal. (Yes please!!!!! ) Apparently I went bananas in the store with full Sales Goggles (copyright @Cookiefiend ) and then we left and the car broke down (yeah, that's my actual real kind of luck...). Of course, he thought this was the height of weirdness, but I duly informed him that there had been no mention of being spies on a mission, trying to escape from aliens that were planning on taking over the world, and having a few things explode....so in my dictionary, not tooooo weird except for the country store in the middle of nowhere we happened to find full of H scarves.

Now here is the more eerie part. Last week, I DID have a SERIOUS attack of Sales Goggles. In fact, the bargain was so good, I said "damn the torpedos and my CC bill!", dropped everything else like a hot potato, and bought it. And... I did not tell Mr BC about it...And it quietly got delivered with no fanfare at all while he was out for a walk so he didn't know that yet another CSGM has quietly slipped in to my corral......

So I think the dream was delivered to warn him by ALLLLLL my rather frugal grandparents and great grandparents and aunts and uncles who probably spin in the graves every times an H scarf wings its way in to my scarf drawer.....like a strange "In the Mirror, Darkly" version of It's a Wonderful Life....


WHICH SCARF???
WITCH SCARF????

===> And which scarf it is, I will keep you in suspense for the rest of the week, as it fits next week's theme very well..... <=====

But here is my DREAMY Karnak mousseline I wore yesterday instead, in colors which always say "dreamtime" to me

 

[paula24jen]

I'm really enjoying everyone's stories and scarves this week!

This week, I hadn't thought I would have much opportunity to share as I'm just not that creative when it comes to stories, but the spirits have willed it otherwise. Like @Snausages , my next story revolves around a dream from a couple of days ago. Well, not MY dream, but Mr BCs.

It is a well known fact in House of Bunnycat that I have weird dreams. And the other day Mr BC declared that one of my dreams had been misdelivered to him the night before.

Apparently, we were driving in the car in some out of the way town, and stopped at a little country store with no people around. We went in to look around, and found that there were dozens and dozens of H scarves of all sizes there for an amazing deal. (Yes please!!!!! ) Apparently I went bananas in the store with full Sales Goggles (copyright @Cookiefiend ) and then we left and the car broke down (yeah, that's my actual real kind of luck...). Of course, he thought this was the height of weirdness, but I duly informed him that there had been no mention of being spies on a mission, trying to escape from aliens that were planning on taking over the world, and having a few things explode....so in my dictionary, not tooooo weird except for the country store in the middle of nowhere we happened to find full of H scarves.

Now here is the more eerie part. Last week, I DID have a SERIOUS attack of Sales Goggles. In fact, the bargain was so good, I said "damn the torpedos and my CC bill!", dropped everything else like a hot potato, and bought it. And... I did not tell Mr BC about it...And it quietly got delivered with no fanfare at all while he was out for a walk so he didn't know that yet another CSGM has quietly slipped in to my corral......

So I think the dream was delivered to warn him by ALLLLLL my rather frugal grandparents and great grandparents and aunts and uncles who probably spin in the graves every times an H scarf wings its way in to my scarf drawer.....like a strange Mirror Mirror version of It's a Wonderful Life....


WHICH SCARF???
WITCH SCARF????

===> And which scarf it is, I will keep you in suspense for the rest of the week, as it fits next week's theme very well..... <=====

But here is my DREAMY Karnak mousseline I wore yesterday instead, in colors which always say "dreamtime" to me

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Can’t wait to see it!

 

[MAGJES]

True story: last night I dreamt I was in some outdoor market and found a cream and copper colored Voyage a Pytheas in one of the stalls. I happily paid $612 for it and ran to show @Living.la.vida.fifi who immediately spotted a big stain and then informed me it was a completely different design.

What a nightmare.

But because the temps fell 20° overnight and the rain moved in, I was able to sashay out the door in Sweet (Sweat?) Dreams

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Hello Twin!

Stains have caused nightmares for many of us I am sure! Glad it was only in your dreams!

 

[bunnycat]

Can’t wait to see it!

Yaaasssss! It's so pretty, dark and mysterious! Perfect foil for me....

 

[MAGJES]

I'm really enjoying everyone's stories and scarves this week!

This week, I hadn't thought I would have much opportunity to share as I'm just not that creative when it comes to stories, but the spirits have willed it otherwise. Like @Snausages , my next story revolves around a dream from a couple of days ago. Well, not MY dream, but Mr BCs.

It is a well known fact in House of Bunnycat that I have weird dreams. And the other day Mr BC declared that one of my dreams had been misdelivered to him the night before.

Apparently, we were driving in the car in some out of the way town, and stopped at a little country store with no people around. We went in to look around, and found that there were dozens and dozens of H scarves of all sizes there for an amazing deal. (Yes please!!!!! ) Apparently I went bananas in the store with full Sales Goggles (copyright @Cookiefiend ) and then we left and the car broke down (yeah, that's my actual real kind of luck...). Of course, he thought this was the height of weirdness, but I duly informed him that there had been no mention of being spies on a mission, trying to escape from aliens that were planning on taking over the world, and having a few things explode....so in my dictionary, not tooooo weird except for the country store in the middle of nowhere we happened to find full of H scarves.

Now here is the more eerie part. Last week, I DID have a SERIOUS attack of Sales Goggles. In fact, the bargain was so good, I said "damn the torpedos and my CC bill!", dropped everything else like a hot potato, and bought it. And... I did not tell Mr BC about it...And it quietly got delivered with no fanfare at all while he was out for a walk so he didn't know that yet another CSGM has quietly slipped in to my corral......

So I think the dream was delivered to warn him by ALLLLLL my rather frugal grandparents and great grandparents and aunts and uncles who probably spin in the graves every times an H scarf wings its way in to my scarf drawer.....like a strange "In the Mirror, Darkly" version of It's a Wonderful Life....


WHICH SCARF???
WITCH SCARF????

===> And which scarf it is, I will keep you in suspense for the rest of the week, as it fits next week's theme very well..... <=====

But here is my DREAMY Karnak mousseline I wore yesterday instead, in colors which always say "dreamtime" to me

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Agree.....not a very "weird" dream but what I would classify as a challenging Hermes silk outing! The thrill and excitement felt upon finding a store filled with H silks would definitely surpass a car breakdown. I feel I can weigh in on that only because I experienced a car breakdown two weeks ago .....which actually might be on theme this week because I was wearing a CSGM at the time and definitely was fearful when I realized i could not continue on with my planned trip.