One of our James'es (all of our guy friends are called James ha!) visited us this week. He rode the bus ALL the way up from London to spend just 2 days in our company — we're so touched :D Like always, James is a barrel of laughs with his constant impressions, non-stop jokes and endless silly faces. Just what I needed to take my mind off of work for a while and let all my creative pathways reform!
Ahhh...Lade Braes. It's a beautiful forested path beside a rushing river (where herons can often be spotted) that connects our house to St. Andrews town centre. It has been a joy walking through it each day for the past year. I shall miss it but don't despair because the beautiful Pacific Northwest will be taking care of all my nature needs :D
We're BIG charity shop fans and we search through EVERYTHING! Good thing too because look what we found!??!
A 5kg chocolate bar!! I've died and gone to heaven!!!!!!! I was drooling on the counter while James purchased the Fisher & Donaldson fudge donut that he'd been dreaming about since London.
James is still unconvinced about this baseball cap....
Thank you Mr. James for the weekend of tea (lots of tea), yoga, Dawn French impressions, jokes, making Miggy laugh, failed Welsh accent lessons and bus travel. We love you JMW!
Atttention everyone....go spend time with the people you love. NOW!
be-you-tiful!
xoxo
Hello, I'm sure you've heard of this before but apparently a spoonful of local honey (it has to be local and recently collected) everyday is good for hayfever if you want to avoid too many drugs - something to do with getting your body used to the local pollen. I must admit I've never tried it as local honey can be a bit tricky to find in central London!
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Hey Holly :D
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the tip :D My mom eats lots of local honey to help her allergies but I never thought that I'd inherit her sniffles :( I guess I guest it's finally time for me to start building up my own honey supply. xxx