{Autumnal garden blooms}

Hello Friday! How has your week been? For me it has flown by, back home and trying to get caught up with everything {emails, blog posts, meetings in London, cleaning, washing, gardening, seeing family/friends, pilates, running, spinning, allotment picking} before we go away again on Monday! This time it's a work trip to Cornwall which I'm looking forward to, can't beat the Cornish seaside, but it's exhausting trying to unpack and repack so much {talking of which, I posted my packing guide on SYGM earlier in the week}. Of course I don't expect any sympathy and I feel very grateful for all these exciting trips.

On another note, Autumn feels like it's well and truly set in this week, the changing leaves, the light, the chilly dark nights and the garden is transitioning. I thought I would be sad that summer's over but I'm loving wearing knitwear again and putting wellies on for walks with the pup! I always say how I love the weather up until Christmas, after that I hate the cold and get sick of my jumpers. Planning to blog some of my favourite purchases for Autumn soon. I'm also over on Rock my Style this afternoon talking about planting bulbs ready for the Spring.

What do you have planned this weekend? I'm off out to our favourite pub with some girls this evening before a lazy-ish day tomorrow {with a reformer pilates class thrown in for good measure, I'm addicted} and then dinner in Berkhamsted on Sunday before my brother goes back to uni next week, sobs! Have a lovely weekend, back blogging after our Cornish trip!

R <3 xx
My favourite photos from this week after the jump...

{Garden pretties still flowering on, soon to be replaced with spring bulbs and autumn flowering heather}

{Decided to use my desk more rather than my bed/the sofa/the garden}

{Autumnal scenes in the fields}

{Pretty pastels in Primrose Hill on Tuesday}

{Changing over the cushions and throws}

{September sunrises}

{Allotment pickings still going strong, two huge bagfuls bought home yesterday!}

{Pretty city London, Liberty nails it every time}

{The leaves are slowly but surely on the turn}