Today it's exactly 100 days until David and I get married.
It's going to be a small and cozy wedding with as few wedding traditions as possible. We're not fans of old traditions that we don't have any idea why we're supposed to do them. The important thing for us is that the day will be free from stiff rules but owerflow with feelings of calm and joy.
The absolute closest family and friends, no toastmasters (master of ceremony), since we are not religious it will be a civil marriage and we will hold our wedding at our favourite place of all, Österlen.
The most important thing of all: we will get married, David and I, the way we want, hopefully in nice weather under a lonely tree on top of a hill surrounded by friends, family and sheep.

I've already showed you the mini horror film that David made a little while ago with me and my friend Lovisa in it, but I thought we could take a peak at some behind the scenes photos from that evening. All are taken and edited with the same iPhone that has a big role in the film.

David is testing the light before it's time to start filming.

Lovisa (wearing my nightgown, by the way) waiting for everything to begin.

Here lies I. Soon Lovisa will pull me away by my feet. Swish!

Lovisa gets ready to be scary.

Raowr!
Feisty girl, that one.
If you've watched the film (if not: DO IT NOW!!) you know this is not entirely how the end result looked like. There was some photoshopping involved...

And the filmer himself.

We have more short films planned in the future. Some of them will take some time to make, unlike this one that was filmed one evening and edited the day after.
It's so great to live with a creative man like David, his ideas never seems to stop coming. I love that I get to be a part of all.

David made a mini horror movie wih me and Lovisa the other day. It's only 2.22 minutes long so you can watch it over and over again. I hope you like it!

In other news. I'm supposed to meet my old highschool friends this weekend but I'm sick. Feels like flu. I hope it's only something mild though. Like a pollen explosion.
Is it possible to get fever and ache in your entire body from pollen? I usually only get stingy, weepy eyes and itchy throat.
Yeah, yeah. Stupid body either way.

Anywhooooo...
Are you scared now?

Sometimes I find photos in my computer that I've chosen to edit but for some reason haven't put here on the blog. Most times they are just left behind and forgotten but some of them wants to be blogged, and who am I to say no then?
So here are twenty random, pretty, weird, funny and even scary photos from the last four months that were too good to end up unblogged and forgotten.

It was autumn but the moss was green like summer.

Mushrooms were found.

Mushrooms are weird and beautiful.

The bark on the trees looked like landscapes from outer space.

When the trees were fiery orange we started to film a movie at the cemetery.

Hanna could fit in any scary movie. Olle is yet unaware of the evil sitting beside him.

Winter landed on the roofs of Gothenburg.

The city was cold and bright.

One december day I was treated to brunch at Hagabadet with Becka.

I don't think you understand how full I was when we left.

The sunset view from our balcony was nothing short of amazing.

And the one from my job was quite perfect too.

Snuggling feet one lazy sunday morning.

A piece of jewelry in the making.

Meeting with Hanna in her kitchen. We are planning great things together.

Coffee and ideas.

One evening I met up with Becka at a restaurant.

It was a weekday and we were both tired and in some serious need of talking, sipping wine and eating nice food.

Cozy bar lights.

I'll end this post with one hell of a scary photo of Hanna from the first evening of our week of filming at Österlen. Film directors of scary movies: Look! You have your next star!

End of random photo post. For this time.