{Wild flowers popping up everywhere}

Happy Friday, it's a rainy one after all the sunshine this week but I've heard there's a heatwave on the way and we should be feeling hot by this time next week. Fingers crossed! Such a sunshine worshipper but secretly I'm kind of enjoying a rare cosy day inside at this time of year. Snuggled on the sofa as I type. This week has been fun, I love half term as nearly all of my friends are teachers so everyone has more time for coffee dates, dog walks and late bbqs where we stayed up talking for hours. Most afternoons I've been working from the garden, I've got a good set up now with a deckchair, my wifi booster and extension lead for blogging in the sunshine. This weekend Ben and I are planning to go into London for a date night tomorrow, Wahaca is one of our favourite places and we haven't been in a while. Other than that, think we'll have to see what the weather has in store. Hope you all have a good one. Next week I'm sharing some Florida holiday inspiration, a yummy recipe and a few ideas for up cycling candles. Over the summer I probably won't be posting as much on here, I still love it as a place for sharing my photos and being able to look back on but I always wanted to only blog when I feel inspired to, rather than feeling pressured to. And in the summer there just isn't enough time. Evenings that were once spent blogging from in front of the fire because it gets dark at 4pm are now spent at the allotment or at bbqs with friends or walking and enjoying the light evenings. I don't want to be tied to my laptop when I could be enjoying life. Not to say that I'm shutting down altogether, just less than I once did. Hope you'll understand xx

{Frothy cow parsley walks}

{Peony heaven at Columbia Road Flower Market. See my post on it here}

{Our garden is a little sun trap for most of the day and I love it}

{Peonies and stocks filling the kitchen}

{Yummy BBQ treats for a girls night}

{This little pup needs a haircut, but I've had some cute walks with him this week}

{Peony appreciation society}

{Countrylife}