The Beat That My Heart Skipped – A blog dedicated to daily design inspirations. By Rohini Wahi.

Another Moustache related item! Funnily enough I own none…

Which language does the word Moustache sound best in…Bigote (Spanish) Schnurrbart (German) Baffi (Italian) Snor (Dutch)

I think the English and the French got it just right (or was it the French – and the English thought it sounded sooo good they stole it?)..

Kimchi Fried Rice (courtesy of Jeana Sohn)

This book.

This umbrella.

My Sunday was nearly like this, in that I didn’t do much at all except, have a bath, watch some really old episodes of the OC and eat chilli shrimp risotto…mmm.

It feels like I’ve been gone for ever but i’ve had the most wonderful few days…

On Thursday Ciara and I went to see Peter Pan at Kensington Gardens. The Kensington Gardens are of course where JM Barrie met the Lewellyn boys – his inspiration for Peter Pan, where the story was set and in the surrounding areas where Barrie lived. The theatre was inside a huge Circus-like tent in the middle of the park, there were seating areas under fabric canopies, a quaint bar and hot food. I felt like I had gone back in time – there was even an old telescope pointing up at the sky for people to gaze up at potential magical goings on! Best of all the theatre was round and the surrounding circus canopy was a special CGI screen with 360° views of London and Neverland. So when the children flew, we flew with them, over Kensington Gardens, St Pauls, the Thames, all the way to Neverland. Breathtakingly magical. (my phone images are a bit poor quality but hopefully you can see Peter Pan hovering in the Darling’s nursery).

I cant wait to read this new book by one of my favourite author’s Alice Hoffman. Reviewed here by the NY Times – described as ‘Little Women on mushrooms’! Read the first chapter here. Can’t wait!