I really love our garden. I never tire of that view. And the gardener has just been around so it’s looking nice and neat at the moment too. The sunshine was wonderful. Today is cloudy with scattered showers
I had to stay home, sick today. Between 13-14 hour days last week, then travelling to Amsterdam for work, then being busy at work and with my friend, I’ve just been struggling with a cold, and I had a miserable day at work yesterday. It was a really challenging day anyways - all my meetings and efforts went wrong! But I can’t work through this cold, so I’ve cancelled all my meetings today and am tucked up in bed. I’m feeling sorry for myself but I shall find a book to read and try to cheer up.
I think you would love the V&A. Let me know when you come to London. We’ll meet up and I’ll help plan your itinerary
The Mousetrap is actually the longest continuously running play in history (not just London, but anywhere!) It’s been running in the West End since the 1950s.
At LV I looked at the Surene BB, which I liked a lot but it didn’t make my heart sing. I looked again at the YSL envelope which I am thinking of getting now that the Pochette Metis is off my wish list.
Have fun selecting your SLGs! My favourites in my collection are -
- cles (daily use for my keys);
- Rosalie coin purse (small but perfectly formed wallet) and
- the Kirigami (perhaps because I’m still in my honeymoon phase with them, but I think they’re so beautiful in their envelope style and contrast lining!)
Your poor little plants. The snow is magical though. We’ve had hardly any this year.
You know, I think you’ll be surprised by the resilience of roses. We hardly ever water our roses or feed / spray them, and whether it’s sunny or rainy, they thrive. They just take what they need from the soil and make the best of it - my father says they’re ‘greedy’ and that other flowers can’t grow properly in a rose garden.
Yes, I love all kinds of pretty stationery

I’d love to see all your pictures!