28.11.12
AWAY DAZE.
Standard Saturday afternoon activity in my household: a football match. Me, my and dad and my brother are Derby County season ticket holders, so we go to watch Derby whenever they're at home. And we're prone to the odd away game every now and again (pretty much most games in Yorkshire, some in Lancashire, Leicester and generally anywhere within a two hour drive)
Peterborough, randomly, had become a regular in the past couple of seasons. Probably because it's a polar opposite to a game at Derby. The ground is tiny, and still has terracing at both ends, including the end for away supporters. I think it adds to the charm though. For me, at least.
As for the game; we were terrible. For the first half an hour, we were decent, played decent football, then Peterborough scored and we just went to pot. We could have played for three days and we'd have never have scored.On a positive note, the fans were IMMENSE. I don't know how, but this bloke managed to get a drum into the terrace, so all of the first half chants had percussion. A couple of minutes before half time this group of lads got this chant going, and the whole away end started singing, and it carried on into the break and was still going about 20 minutes into the second half! At one point there were men taking their tops off and standing on ledges, it was way more fun to look at than the actual game (apart from the topless men - ew) I was singing and dancing along with them, mainly because I was so cold and I would have done anything to keep warm at that moment in time!
In the end, we lost 3-0. We left when it was 2-0, just to beat the scrum back to the car park, but we couldn't argue with the score, they were the better team. Despite the score, it was an awesome day out. I love away games and hot men in shorts (yes Mr Brayford, I mean you!) so it wasn't all bad.
21.5.12
(OLD) YORK
Me, my mum and dad went to York this afternoon on a jolly. It's only about an hour and fifteen minutes away by car, which is good, considering I wasn't ready until about half ten (mother wasn't happy). I first went to York on a work trip around Christmas time a couple of years ago, and it's a very pretty place to visit. The old cobbled streets, little jittys and tea shops. My favourite part of York is probably the Shambles, is a tiny little street that has a great number of quaint shops and a really interesting history (read more) I took some photos of the Shambles below, pictures 3 to 6. It is definitely a place you need to visit.
Check them out: 5 Feasegate, York, YO1 8SH or online
Before we left, we stopped in Patisserie Valerie for a cake and a drink. I had this beauty below, the
chocolate mousse slice. It was like heaven in cake form. It's not cheap, but it's worth every penny.
Check them out: 5 Feasegate, York, YO1 8SH or online
20.5.12
LIL' BIT IN LOVE
Phillip Phillips. So good they named him twice. I've been a big, big fan since bootcamp, due to his incredible voice. Seriously, he opens his mouth and you can't help but smile. If you haven't been watching American Idol, he's just got into the final, which is this coming week. I'm not sure what time its on in America, but if you're in the UK:: Thursday at 8pm and Friday at 9pm on ITV2. You will not regret watching, I guarantee.
U Got It Bad
Volcano
We've Got Tonight
CHANEL S/S 2012
So I was in New Look earlier and was casually looking through a leaflet they had instore, when I came across this Chanel outfit (top row, left). I loved it at first sight, and as soon as I got home, I Googled the latest Chanel collection to have a better look. S/S 2012 is insane! So many gorgeous pieces, colours, fabrics.
These were some of my favourites:
These were some of my favourites:
View the full collection here
.19.5.12
S A K E
Last nights beverage of choice ~ sake.
It was well worth the nasty taste for such an awesome night out.
RECENT PURCHASES 5.
When there's a birthday meal looming, you always need a new outfit, right? Well, I saw this jacket yesterday morning when I was shopping in Mansfield, and fell in love. Its a little too big, for a tenner, I couldn't say no. I'm going to Lanzarote in August, and I've already started holiday shopping! The bikini looks lovely on, and the colours really pop too. I've just gone on the Debenhams website to check the price to write on here, and it turns out the bikini set is reduced online! Just my luck.
Crafted printed blazer - £10, Republic / Navy floral bikini - £10 bottoms and £12 bandeau, Red Herring at Debenhams.
Crafted printed blazer - £10, Republic / Navy floral bikini - £10 bottoms and £12 bandeau, Red Herring at Debenhams.
15.5.12
KEEP GOING!
"Don’t give up. Keep going.
There is always a chance that you stumble onto something terrific.
I have never heard of anyone stumbling over anything while he was sitting down."
- Ann Landers
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