My home looks like a carnival, there are these kinds of lamps everywhere (what do you call them in English?). Lizette, the cat (named after my baby sister), keeps me company. So does Johan. Lizette waves hi to Charlotte tonight!
2010/10/13
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My home looks like a carnival, there are these kinds of lamps everywhere (what do you call them in English?). Lizette, the cat (named after my baby sister), keeps me company. So does Johan. Lizette waves hi to Charlotte tonight!
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They're fairy lights! Sweet place :)
ReplyDeletestring or xmas lights we call them.
ReplyDeleteI think they are great, especially in winter. It makes everything cozy.
hello my friend lizette, so nice to see you :)
ReplyDeleteLove those lights :) I made a lamp with heart shaped ones inside an old blander's vase :)
ReplyDeleteChristmas lights. The little kitty is so cute. I love the look of the lights in the top photo
ReplyDeleteAlso known as Cafe' light strings. I love them too, they twinkle and brighten everything up in a happy way.-chrisq
ReplyDeleteWe call them fairy lights in Australia, I think the name suits them!
ReplyDeleteYour home looks cozy with those fairy lights :) Lizette is really cute.
ReplyDeleteI love that fairy lights... makes your room more cozy
ReplyDeleteLooks so dreamy, we call them Christmas lights. Hello fluffy Lizette!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I'd call the beautiful lights Christmas lights. I saved the first picture onto my computer because it looks so warm and cosy with the twinkling lights!
ReplyDeleteXOXO-
Rachel
So cosy...I love it.
ReplyDeleteI'd call them fairy lights (I'm from the UK). They make your home look so comfy and warm.
ReplyDeleteoh! How cosy! I adore your house... Makes me want to put up fairy lights in my place.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to get some of those lights to make my place cozy.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love "Fairy Lights", might have to start calling them that over here in New York :)
ReplyDeleteoh yes, let's call them 'fairy lights' no matter what language we speak. in swedish they have a pretty boring name; 'ljusslingor' (light festoons/creepers - bad translation though).
ReplyDeleteLjustslingor is known as 'fairy lights' in the UK. It's the typical swedish descriptive word - I mean a Brit wouldn't know what the hell a 'cow catcher' is, heh heh. :D
ReplyDeleteI'm in the minority. I call them twinkle lights.
ReplyDeleteyour first pic is fantastic!
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