It's half term next week, and I could really do with a rest. Though I am proud to say, and if you know me, or my reputation, in real life you'll know how much this means, I have not missed a single lesson of college and have been doing extra to what I need to. :) Quite an achievement from me and my health.
October half term is also looked on with some nostalgia as two years ago it was quite special to me.
The only time I recall being at a Birmingham shop previously was when my sister was doing her GCSE textiles research- I was in the Mailbox and completely oblivious to Harvey Nicholls existence. But that year I'd been looking at the Louis Vuitton website and looking at all the lovely items on sale. I looked up where a store was and decided to save my money for a scarf.
This was also the beginning of my love for Selfridges. Which seems odd now, as I go into pining mode and get withdrawal symptoms if I haven't been for a few weeks. It may sound sad but the designer floor is a 'happy place' of mine. Even when I am completely broke, I just find it lovely to walk round.
What's your favourite shop? Two of my others are Chanel (Bond St) and Luella (Brook St).
Today it is the estimated birthday of Vuitton (left) and Dior here.
Which means they are now two years old! How they grow :)
We actually bought them in April but estimating their ages early March was about right and both my mummy and my sister have birthday's on the third of a month so it seemed a good date.
They do make me smile.
And little Chanel- Dior's daughter who shall be two herself in just a few months- joined the party too.
They shall soon be getting an extra helping of apple and lettuce but in the mean time I guess my hand will do..
Vuitton has really taken to grooming my hand the last few months and although it's a curious sensation at first I think it makes us both quite content of an evening. Dior has a little lick sometimes but Chanel is all teeth so it is best to keep one's hands away from her mouth!
I'm really lucky to have such lovely little girls, they make me really happy.
