{From just a couple of packets of seeds I have an allotment full of flowers to cut!}

Hello to Friday, I thought it was about time I started numbering these Weekend Posts seeing as there are rather a lot of them now. We're week 33 out of the 53 this year. I always thought there were 52 weeks? Must be the way that New Year falls or something.
Anyway, Friyay. Bit of a grey, damp one. I've just got back from a long dog walk with my Auntie by the Chess Valley, it was gorgeous but felt like November rather than August. Have you had a good week though? I went to Kempton on Tuesday which is always a favourite for treasure hunting. And I've had a huge clear out, literally gone through every cupboard of the house just wanting rid of the clutter. I like it when I get into that mood, there's no stopping me. I now have a huge pile of stuff ready to sell at a Car Boot Sale tomorrow. I've taken a load to the charity shop and whatever doesn't sell will also end up there. My Mum is doing it with me, I don't think I could cope doing it on my own with everyone crowding around and bartering you down. But it should be quite fun at the same time. Then on Sunday Ben and I are off to Rye and Camber Sands for a couple of days, I can't wait now and thankfully the weather looks so much better for the weekend. Next week I'll be sharing our DIY chalkboard wall and a post on our trip to Mersea Island last weekend. Enjoy beauties. R <3 xx

{Finally got round to finishing our mirror wall in the spare room}

{Blooms and vintage treasure at Kempton on Tuesday}

{Cake in the garden last weekend}

{Miss these blue skies and bunting. Taken in Mersea Island last Sunday}

{Peachy}

{Prettiest beach huts in Mersea Island, more on the blog next week}

{Yay for a new chalkboard wall, DIY tutorial on Monday}

{Mumma's garden looking pretty}

{Bathtime made better with these treats}

{Can never have too many antlers, right?!}

{Rainy days call for Bake Off and Candles}

Hello! Happy, Happy New Year to you. Tomorrow marks the last day of 2018 eeeek and how fast has that gone? Will you be celebrating tomorrow night? I've never been that much of a fan of New Year's Eve and instead of partying, we'll celebrate in London with an early dinner with my parents and then probably finish a Netflix marathon {currently watching the new series called You} I'm not even sure I'll stay up until Midnight! Maybe we’ll do some sparklers instead of staying up to watch the fireworks... But as always at this time of year, I've put together this post with highlights from this past year to look back upon and some thoughts on heading into 2019. What. A Year. 

♥