Floral Mania
I’m feeling a tad bit of pain at the edge of my throat again, which is not amusing at all considering I’d just recovered from a flu and tonsil infection in a row across the course of 1.5 months. It’s earlier bed times and more fruit & vegies for me I say. I’m still well enough to concentrate and go to work and do the usual things which is good. Which is also great because too many things have been delivered to work these days!
For one thing, one of my younger sisters is addicted to ebay. Lets not point fingers as to who is to blame for instigating that one. The underlying problem here is that she doesn’t want mum finding out about it, so I played nice and said she could get it delivered to my workplace. And she does. Under her name. Total total fail.
So I’ve been collecting a bunch of stuff for her recently, when today a package finally came for me that I had actually ordered! It’s the one that I put in not long ago on Boohoo. I’m going to try them on later and see how they fit. It’s the first time ordering from them too, so very excited. You can probably tell I got a bit too excited with the flower power too, right? :)
// This post first appeared on Les Deux - my previous blog //
On the final day of our recent Blue Mountains trip, we visited the Botanic Gardens in Mount Tomah on the way back to Sydney which was AMAZING to say the least! My opinion here is probably quite biased given the fact that (a) I love flowers, (b) I love taking photos, and above all (c) I LOVE taking photos of flowers.
We spent about 2-3hrs here including eating lunch at the café which had delicious food but awfully slow service. Anyway words here definitely don’t do the flowers justice, so I’ll keep it short and snappy.
Enjoy the photos, hopefully just as much as I had a blast taking them. This is the last edition of the Blue Mountains trip - next up I’ll finally blog about the week that was San Francisco!
// This post first appeared on Les Deux - my previous blog //
One of my so called vices is to capture and zoom in on the natural beauty of flowers. I know that sounded really pompous just then, but it’s true - they truly are beautiful! And whilst I’m no photo-taking pro, the moment of being alone in the garden, fiddling with the camera, experimenting, exploring, and ultimately finding itty bitty creatures camped up inside the corner of a petal…
Now that is something that I wouldn’t mind doing for the rest of my life ♥
I really hope you guys enjoyed them as much as I did taking them :)
Any feedback warmly welcome!
Plus, if anyone happens to know the actual name of those bellsprout like flowers, I would be highly indebted to you. My knowledge bank of flower names is shockingly horrible!
