The Month Of March

As I said in the last post, this month has two very important birthdays: Mum's and Dad's. I missed my dad's as I am still in Spain and I will be home two nights before Mum's so that first weekend that I am home (23-24) is going to be a birthday weekend. On the Saturday, Dad is making his homemade steak and kidney pie with homemade chips and peas (I've made him promise that this will happen) and I will give him his prezzies. On the Sunday, it is Mum's birthday so a late lunch out with the family and more presents etc. etc.

 

Also, this month it is Easter! That means getting fat from a lot of chocolate eggs on top of all the proper English food that I am going to consume over the two weeks I am at home. I swear the thing I talk about most is food.

 

Other than that, I am supposed to be going to Fallas in Valencia next weekend! I still haven't bought my tickets however. I need to do this! 

 

This weekend, I don't know whether to go out, or stay in and sort out my life/save money. Decisions, decisions... It is also Mother's Day on Sunday! I need to send Mum a card and some flowers!

 

I need to get my blogging and writing back on track too! ASAP! 

 

 

(L-R) Hell March; Birthday Celebrations; Easter Fun; Reading ELLE Magazine; Flying Home; Heart; Reading Two Issues Of Glamour; Catching Up With Friends; Lazy Mornings; Loving The Single Life; Home Time; Losing Myself In A Book; Homemade Steak Pie; Happy Mother's Day; Reading And Writing.

 

All of the images will be happening when I go home. I will be seeing friends and writing whilst I'm in Spain but even more so whilst I'm at home.

 

Happy times ahead!

 



Sunday Scrapbooking

Today has been a day of relaxing and stuffing my face with crisps and Lindt Lindor as well as reading The Pirate's Daughter and doing more fashion scrapbooking. Ideally, I want to have cut up all my Glamour & ELLE magazines as well as put my favourite pictures and those that inspire me all together. That is unlikely with the amount of plans I have during summer!

Obviously, there are still gaps in some of the early pages. It depends on what I've cut up at that time. To be honest, when I've filled the majority of all the pages, I'll go back to the beginning of the scrapbook to try and fill the gaps. It's just a little hobby that I've picked up. It's quite good to keep everything that inspires me in one place.

As for the rest of my Sunday, I'll be watching the England/Italy match with my Mum and Dad, reading more of The Pirate's Daughter (it's a really good book!) and writing.

That is why Sunday is the Day of Rest, and it's the best day for doing the things you love.

Happy Sunday!

faye xoxo