Books, stationery, and wellbeing
Mazey Day has always been one of my favourite days in Penzance. In actual fact, it's more than a day, as it's part of the week-long Golowan Festival, which was traditionally a midsummer celebration in the 19th century. According to the Golowan website, it ceased in the 1890s as the fires featured (at the time… Continue reading Mazey Madness Part 1: Mazey Day
Loved yesterday's hoody but want something a bit cheaper? This My Neighbour Totoro print from Firebox is adorable - available just as a print for £19.99 or framed for £34.99. They also do this more traditional print and cushion. Decisions!
As my blog reading is increasing, so too is this weekly highlights post! Happy reading! New discoveries Death to the Stock Photo Blogging Amy Writes: My essential top 10 Mobile Apps for Bloggers - Love, Amybecca Amy Writes: Can Instagram help my blog? - Love, Amybecca How to learn to code as a blogger and… Continue reading Highlights of the week
My grandad is buried in Paul so whenever I pop up to say hi with my mum during the summer, we tend to make a day of it and walk down into Mousehole. It's a gorgeous village which gets really busy with tourists in the summer and locals at Christmas (the lights are the best… Continue reading Exploring Cornwall: Coastal walk through Mousehole and Newlyn with lunch at the Rock Pool Cafe
Need a little something to get you going in the morning? Check out this set of six posters from Urban Outfitters. For £20, you can have a different inspiring image in each room of the house! I think I'd want six different quirky frames for them too. If you like those, you might also like… Continue reading Item of the day: Inspiring wall art
I was recently made aware of Wraptious, home of over 20 artists and stockist of some rather beautiful cards, prints and giftwrap. Its founder reached out to me after reading about my love of The Lost Lanes and I instantly fell in love with the majority of the work over there. He was even nice… Continue reading Wraptious: Community of artists
A few weeks ago my lovely baby brother bought me this copy of Death of the Family (Batman: New 52). The cover is amazing and I immediately had to share it online. It got me thinking about other new, special and limited editions of awesome comics. As you probably already know, Batman is my favourite… Continue reading Judging a book by its cover: Comics and graphic novels
I challenge you to find anyone under the age of 40 who didn't love at least one Roald Dahl book growing up - and probably still loves said book! The Twits was my favourite but I also have a soft spot for Matilda and The BFG. A while back I blogged about these awesome Roald… Continue reading Roald Dahl meets John Lewis