Creating a collage

Creating a collage at DKNY Jeans, Knightsbridge, London. Check back Wednesday for photos of some very creative department store window displays.

By the way, the euro vs. the dollar is at $1.60 today - the two currencies once were about level. That means the dollar has lost 60 percent of its value in world currency markets. And the price of oil is nearly $120 a barrel! What next??!!

Comments

[Karen DeGroot Carter]

This post is so fun, especially in contrast to all the news surrounding it. One of my fondest memories of Knightsbridge: taking a walk one morning and seeing a construction worker crossing the street carrying not a thermos full of coffee but what looked like a porcelain cup of tea. Cheers from Denver, Tara! K.

[Enchères Antiquités]

I like the idea, really great !

[Gena M]

Collage you say? I love collage and that one is very very cool - thank you. We may not agree entirely on politics but I love everything else about your blog!! : )

Gena

[kristen robinson]

Tara this is so GREAT what fun they must have been having. As always I enjoyed the wonderful journey.

XOX
Kristen

[Sandra]

Oh, this is just fabulous! It looks like such fun and I love the giant collage! You always find the most amazing sites for us!
Thank You! Really it's the next best thing to being there!
Sandra Evertson

[holli]

I'm wondering if my comment will go through.. I have been nothing but spam on here and everywhere else lately. I've been on a shoe binge - I would kill to be over there shopping my life away and browsing window displays.

[Yoli]

Oh I love window dressing! I love it. Such imagination in it.

[le petit cabinet de curiosites]

Please Tara , don't talk about these awful news ! Not you also !
I hate to hear that even if it is the reality , I prefer just to look at this inspired collage ..

[Dorian Fletcher]

The rate of exchange means that we won't be coming to Europe any time soon. My husband has cousins in N. Italy - we'd love to visit them again - but arriving on roller skates instead of a vehicle is not what we had in mind. I hope that the election brings about an economic upsurge. Mr. Bush must be so proud that he has made us a Third World country.

[mauricio]

This is my post!!!

[My Melange]

Falling dollar + rising gas prices + rising food prices + my hours cut at work = Robin won't be travelling to Europe this year :(

It is a terrible shame. I hate to think what is next. I don't think we can take much more!!

[My Castle in Spain]

How fun !!
Will come back on wednesday !!

:-)

(1 euro=1,60$ ?? oh la la..just finished translating a document about the subprime mess and predictions for 2008 are not very pink)

[Tammy]

I can't wait to hear about London...welcome back!

With food prices, gas and the war we certainly need a leader!

XXOO

[tinker]

What a fun job they have - love seeing their work in progress.
Hope you had a good time in London and that all is well with you, dear Tara.
p.s. I haven't forgotten - just haven't been able to get to the post office yet. Soon!~xOx

[Jeanie]

Welcome back! Glorious photos -- this will be a comment representing several of your posts and boy, were they good! Love the collage here and windows -- that was fascinating and fun. And the rugby gang! As for the election -- Hillary has been going over the top for awhile now, but that Iran comment was it!

I've been behind in blog commenting, but am catching up. Welcome home again!

[A Fanciful Twist]

Hi Miss Tara! I want to first say, I Loooove your April 17th post, I am so in love with it!! So powerful!!

2ndly, on a very silly front... Thank you for sharing those rugby playing boys ;)

And, I loooove seeing the window dressing being collaged before our very eyes...

I just love it here! Visits to you are always magic!! xoxo

[Gillian]

Very cool idea!
Looking forward to seeing the windows you shot.
xxo