All I have to say is that Audrey must be pretty badass. After teaching To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee for 10 years and having an annual “Boo Radley Day” where my students and I carve Ivory soap sculptures with plastic knives, I can only imagine what it must be like to whittle wood with a friggin’ chainsaw.
Not to mention that one just doesn’t expect a chainsaw wielding woman to necessarily be named Audrey. I keep thinking Audrey Hepburn and cutting a crumpet for breakfast with a chainsaw at Tiffany’s just seems a bit off.
By the way, I’m not saying Chainsaw Audrey isn’t as elegant as Audrey Hepburn.
At any rate, Chainsaw Audrey is darn impressive with her creations.
Crikey! I wouldn’t want to mess with Audrey, that’s for sure 🙂 In your words Steph, Chainsaw Audrey is indeed ‘darn impressive with her creations!’
Haha… Audrey Hepburn chainsawing a crumpet!
She’ll have the Sunday roast well and truly covered then!
I just read Breakfast at Tiffany’s for the first time but I haven’t seen the movie yet. I love Audrey Hepburn so I guess it’s a must see for me. ^_^
Audrey Hepburn will never be the same again for me – chain sawing crumpets, now that is awesome!
I agree — it is a rather stunning visual!
Thank you for sharing all these wonderful photos of travelling in this lovely blog of yours!
Have a lovely weekend ahead, always~ Cheers!! 😀
What a great compliment — thank you so much for the lovely comment. It’s made my day! Cheers — Steph 🙂
You’re welcome, my friend!
Do keep those lovely posts rolling in soon and you’ll be sure that I am reading them!
Have a lovely day ahead, always~ Cheers! 😀
I can’t get past the military discount, I think that would scare me enough not to go in.
I know! I’m pretty sure Audrey must have served in at least one branch of the military herself.