




“Look at my hands, I’m shaking, all my body is shaking”
“It was only a dream mommy”
“He was there…his car was parked there in the same gas station all dressed in green, dark green. I couldn’t move my head, but I was watching him in the mirror. Oh it was horrible, his face was sort of erased, but I knew he was looking at me. Two invisible eyes, two invisible and monstrous eyes!”
“Please stop, you’re frightening me”
“I’m sorry butterfly, you shouldn’t listen to mommy, go back to sleep”
“I’m not tired anymore, I just want to get away from here”
“Mommy needs some sleep too, we’ve got a long way to go tomorrow, go back to sleep angel, mom is gonna keep the devil away. Now close your eyes, everything is fine, everything is light!
Mom loves you more then any mom in the world! See you in the morning light, were the bird sings with the sun, I love you sweetie”
“I love you mom”
Part 2
“HUH! Wake up! Wake up!”
“Whats happening?!”
“I felt his breath in my hair, he’s here! I know he’s here!”
“Well start the car mom, hurry up”
“I can’t! I can’t! I don’t know what to do!”
“Turn the key please! Go! GO!”
Part 3
“Look at my hands. I’m shaking, all my body is shaking”
“Mommy it was only-”
“He was there! He was JUST there!”
*wispers*
“Mommy!?”
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How”disco chicken in midnight” became this year’s must-have evening bag.
They look like the handiwork of Scheherazade: vinatge plumes, tiny rows of wooden balls, turquoise drops dripping and swaying from gem-dusted bracelets. The are the spectacularly imaginative beaded bags by new designer Beatrice Valdes. ”I have 22 beaders in my workshop,” says the Manila – born 31 years old, whose family has been in the fine-jewelry trade for three generations. Valdes christens her fantastic bags with equally fantastic names, such as ”disco chicken in midnight”, a crescent-shaped purse covered in feathers, or ”zou zou carousel,” a mint-green pouch swirling with Australian crystals. She collects the exotic baubles for her purses from placesas diverse as Arizona and Paris, then ships everything to Manila to be embroidered using Philippine techniques. The bags, which can be found at Kirna Zabete and Barneys New York, exude a global grovvy glamour that is essential Valdes (she herself wears Chip&Pepper jeans with her grandmother’s Rene Caovilla pumps). ”I love details that celebrate workmanship,” says Valdes. ”Even the box my bags comes in are padded at the bottom!” [Irina Arakas]



















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