Sweet And Dark: My kawai day out in town

Let me start explaing the title.
Well, all I gotta explain is kawai which is a Japanese word meaning cute. Don't ask me why I wrote: "My cute day out in town.", because I don't know, I FELT like writing that, it's all about the feeling, get me?

Anyways, this afternoon, me and my mom decided to go to Osmanbey, the town. First off, we strolled in the streets for a bit, then decided to have a little treat at the Beymen Brasserie. It wa brrillliant! The decor was stunning- a HUGE round mirror hung on the wall, there were cosy couches against the walls, and one wall was completely covered with posters and paintings, it was a very nice ambiance. I ordered some turkish cay (you pronounce the c ch), which is tea, and profiteroles glacees, which was profiteroles with ice-cream and chocolate sauce. The profiteroles dessert was HUGE, and I couldn't help but noticing that the person at the table next to me was staring. Beymen is such an amazing shop, and the brasserie INSIDE the shop is definitely a good idea. So, here is the most discrete picture my mom could take of me eating at the Beymen brasserie.

I know, I know- new haircut! I decided to go with a side-fringe. I prefer it covering my eye though. haha.

Next we hit Blender (by Beymen), it's much trendier than Beymen. And let me tell ya, it was A-M-A-Z-I-N-G.

The window, the inside decor...it was BREATHTAKING. And, what I liked was that near every chair, there was a pile of empty notebooks that I was just ready to snatch. "You can get arrested for that, Juliette." my mom told me. "Really, for a bunch of notebooks?" Ha! that made me chuckle to myself.

What I loved- and I really mean love love love was a pair of flats from the Marc by Marc Jacobs collection. It's black with pink hearts. I AM going to buy it, believe me.

Behold, the Blender window.

Let me explain the window with the manequin on top of a counter with meat:

At the back of the Blender store, there is this meat restaurant, which is supposedly the best meat in Istanbul, so that's why the window has lots of meat. *No offence to all you vegetarians out there*.

So, we continued with out strolling around. Here's Istanbul for ya: