23.10.11


This song was my Sunday today, over and over and over and over and over again....

16.10.11

Once Upon an Autumn Sunday, four friends on four bikes went on a little picnic. They lived happily ever after. The End.

09.10.11

My house was still, silent and empty when my eyes sleepily greeted the morning. Dark and heavy light clutched tightly to my bed covers, a blanket on top of my blanket, chilling the air with seasonal whispers.... It was Autumn, and i couldn't be happier.


After layering myself in a comical yet practical outfit in order to collect the produce from our hens, i sat down to breakfast; Preparing myself for the days tasks.
Those tasks came in the form of celebrating the 25 years of Lydia Leith.

Visiting the Leith household is always a treat, i walk the 100 or so steps excited and eager for what is in stall. After saying my Happy Birthdays and gift giving i'm treated this week to a tour of Lydia's Father, Mr Paul Leith's shed; A wonderful place of hard work and beautiful restoration.

Happy Birthday Lydia Leith, i can't think of a better way to have celebrated with you.

02.10.11


After last weeks lack of Dolly, visiting her for a cup tea and a slice of cake was the only task of the day. We shared our weeks activities, laughed about funny things and held hands on the sofa.

25.09.11

I woke up in a hotel in Glasgow this morning at 8.00am.
Today i did not do the following...
- Buy other peoples old junk.
- Go on fun adventures with my favourites.
- Have wonderful chats with Dolly.

Instead.... I WENT TO WORK!!!
Recently I went and got myself a new job, Visual Merchandising for Topman. So this week i was shipped off to Glasgow to assist an Arcadia group mega store opening (Outfit), before returning home to set up our brand new Topman store in Carlisle next week.

Not my usual glorious fun filled Sunday, but i must admit, i enjoyed it all the same.

18.09.11

Today was spent celebrating 31 years of my sister blowing out Birthday candles.

11.09.11

29 years ago today, my Grandad sadly passed away.
Having never met Ninos Josephides, i've had to rely on stories from my older family members in order to get to know this well respected man.
Stories about him from my dear Dolly are always my favourite, her wonderful face never hiding the adoration she obviously still feels for her beloved husband.
Today our family remember a truly wonderful man, a man who did everything and more he possibly could to provide and take care of his family; who still love him more than he will ever know.
If I could have one conversation with him, i would thank him for my family and let him know that our beautiful Dolly will always be taken care of.