Hii, how are you? This week has escaped me. I mean, Friday already. Somebody pause time because it's going to be time to decorate for Christmas VERY soon. Ahhh. Anyway, embracing autumn now that the leaves are just hanging on I thought I'd share my week in photos below:

Hello! I've been meaning to get this post up alll week but in between the calling archaeologists/getting quotes for ground works/going into london/on top of everything else this week has escaped me and it's Thursday already! Ok so, project house round two and our thoughts so far. Hoping to start digging foundations by the first week of December eek!

A few weeks back the lovely Cristina Rossi, a wedding photographer, came to take some photos of the pup and I for her personal project on dogs. It's a project that will eventually be curated into a book that documents the relationship between owners and their four legged friends. Riley, a cockapoo who's 6 already, brings me so much joy and I have so much love for this little guy and our days/walks together. I'm thrilled that we have these photos to treasure. Also I love how Cristina has captured the new house too.

I haven't written many food posts on here, probably only this one or this. I just find writing about interiors or travel or our weekends a bit more fun, and pretty. My husband and I both LOVE food but blogging it just doesn't seem to happen very often, mostly because we're too starving to take photos of meals before wolfing them down, or they always seem to fill my camera with steam. However it's a post that's been requested by a few of you {hey Emily and Kayleigh} over the past couple of months so I thought with the changing seasons it would be a good time to actually sit down to write a bit more. Some of our favourite weekday dinners below, as well as the smoothie recipe that we have every single morning.

I'm just going to stand up and say it. This week has been a BOOOM week. Exciting new work developments for both Ben and I, new gym training that I've smashed this week and actually felt energised and excited for, feeling so much better after a number of colds recently and just generally taking a step back to look at achievements. My friend Lucy said to me, in these exact words: 'You should never ever be ashamed to stand up and say 'I'm good at something!' and be proud when you've smashed it #GIRLBOSS'. Which I wholeheartedly agree with but I do feel that there is this taboo around over-sharing or praising yourself. Where has that come from in this society? Why should we feel bad, or even doubt ourselves about whether we should share in case it comes across as bragging? Or because of fear of negative comments. Even writing this feels a bit too self-indulgent sometimes. But everyone should take some time to feel proud of their achievements every once in a while. Of course not every week is fabulous, and I'll always admit when I've had a bit of a blah week. But this week should be celebrated. Booom. Anyway, in other news... How has your week been? Are you excited that it's Friday?? Some thoughts, and photos below.

Hello, Happy Friday! You made it through another week. Although I don't really like this countdown/wishing the week away to get to the weekend. As my Dad always told me, if you do that then you end up wishing about 4/7 of your life away. Which is quite sad when you think about it. So yes I'm always glad when Friday arrives as I love relaxed weekends with my husband and not having to rush around like I do Monday-Friday. But I love the weekdays too. Mostly. A little round up from this week/planning for the weekend/photos from last weekend below.{Writing this to take my mind off the fact I have glass stuck deep in my foot ahhhh}

The full transformation post on our bathroom. Such a difference to how it was before! And is it wrong to admit that sometimes I walk in and think 'wow this is actually our bathroom', I love it. 

Hello! Just a quick post from me today as I've just written a hugee feature over on So You're Getting Married all about Soho Farmhouse {here}. I wanted to share some extra photos below to look back on. It was both the dreamiest, funnest, craziest yet classiest place ever and I didn't ever want to leave. Bikes, boats, barns, converted milk floats and amazing Little House on the Prairie style cabins. Back soon! R <3 xx