This week I have been...
Reading: Living Dolls (finally plucked up the courage to read it on the train as the cover is fairly embarrassing). Today I picked up Tina Fey's "Bossypants" in the British Heart Foundation shop so I am looking forward to reading that too. I really struggle to leave a charity shop without buying a book. Where's your favourite charity shop?
Buying: comfortable clothes. Uni Qlo is so underrated - if you have one near you, I URGE you to go and get yourself some warm, comfy leggings. They're like a constant hug to my legs :) As one of my legs is bigger than the other, as a result of DVT, wearing trousers is pretty much a no-go for me any more which is annoying because I have the most wonderful pair of brand new Gap jeans sleeping in my wardrobe which I bought a few weeks before the leg decided to balloon. It's just a silly, little thing but that's why my new clothes have made me happy this weekend!
Eating: okra for the first time. My Mum was putting them in a stew so I had a little try of them and they're delicious! Like funny little baby courgette peppers. Also, today, I was meeting a BFF for lunch and as I met her at the station, I said "I think we probably both have the same place in mind" and off we wandered, without uttering a word about where we were going and ended up in Wagamama. It's part of the unspoken code.
Walking: on Wimbledon Common (as pictured above). Perfect afternoon. I love wearing trainers - I wish they matched with everything!
Listening to: Regina Spektor on my walks to uni.
Playing: tennis! Without running... pretty strange concept I know but it is working so far! I loved the fresh air and the feeling of picking up an old skill.
Have you tried anything new recently or starting doing something you used to love again?
ReplyDeleteWonderful pics...I like your blog.^^
Maybe follow each other on bloglovin?
Let me know follow you then back.
Lovely greets Nessa
Such pretty pictures. I LOVE Regina Spektor, must find that on IPOD next time im out cycling, love it when you re-visit and old but great album. Comfy clothes are defo a must now the chill is in the air!xxxx
ReplyDeleteGlad to have found a fellow fan! Which album is your favourite? xx
DeleteI never have any luck in charity shops when it comes to books! I always have to travel into a town I never go into to visit the specialist charity book store to have any hope in hell of finding a good charity book! Let us know how Bossypants is! x
ReplyDeleteI will do! Also, did you know that Oxfam have an online bookshop? xx
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