A little glance at the things I’m loving this week…
Read – The BFG by Roald Dahl. We’re working through the Dahl collection with Sun at the moment and I’m loving some of the descriptions. It’s actually a lot darker and scarier than I remember it being when I read it as a child.
Watched – Grey’s Anatomy. It’s back. And Jackson Avery is as HOT as ever. He’s the real McDreamy.
Wore – The crochet scarf I finished this week.
Heard – I watched The Voice this week and was reminded of The Streets. I put this song on and was sucked back in time.
I loved The Streets. Such clever lyrics that resonated with me to the point I wondered if Mike Skinner had a camera on me.
Made – A lot of herbal tea. I’m trying to crush the sugar cravings that have consumed me at times this week. Sugar is evil, but oh so tasty.
and lastly…
I found a scrumptious bundle of vintage china at the markets. Perfect for drinking copious amounts of tea. The delicate rose print in a mellow mix of grey and yellow is my idea of heaven. Very happy to bring them home.
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I use to love Roald Dahl as a child, love the colour of your scarf and wow I have the last set ( well half a set) of china cups, was my grandmas, its beautiful 🙂
You’re so lucky to have inherited such lovely china, although sorry if you have lost your grandma. Your grandma must have had impeccable taste x
I love everything you have listed this week! The vintage crockery is beautiful. I love Roald Dahl and cannot wait to read the collection to Moo and the little boy. I have major scarf envy, that is gorgeous. Avery is definitely McDreamy… I love Greys..
Mmmmm….Avery….counting down to another dose on Wednesday 😉
Love you vintage crockery haul! It’s absolutely beautiful.
The BFG was one of my favourites as a child, I really must get around to reading it to Noo.
Oh and a big yes to Avery, *swoon* 😉 xx
You should def read it to Noo, is really different reading it as an adult. Makes you realise how much a part your imagination has to play in how you perceive things.
I really like the “love the little things” focus. It takes time and attention to acknowledge small wonders!
I think it definitely makes you happier when you focus on the little details doesn’t it. Good for the soul!
The BFG was my favourite book when I was little. I haven’t read it in over 20 years but I’d love to revisit it and see what I think of it now x
It’s one of those books you never forget I think. Absolute classic! You should give it another read 🙂
That China is just beautiful and your scarf is lovely wish I could crotchet! I must read the collect of books to my little ones my favourite author of all time ever!x
You should give crochet a go, it’s not as scary as it looks.
Love this list! I have never seen Greys though so I think I need to get on it pronto.
The BFG is a wonderful book isn’t it. Can’t wait to re-read to my girls.
You have to get started on Greys when you have a good chunk of time to devote because once you start watching you’ll want to watch one after another. So good!