A successful trip to a flea market was followed by lunch at The Rising Sun and then a trip to Henley-on-Thames to see friends.
My new silver dish has been a triumph. With many uses, from pocket change and car keys, to jewellery and make-up (or even Brussels sprouts, as the lady on the stall suggested) it's a smart and stylish instant organiser.
Eeek, yet another jacket... but this one was only 50p, so I couldn't leave it there. I put it in the machine on a wool wash with my trusty Woolite, and it's come up smelling of roses.
And even though it's October, I've developed a habit of buying summer dresses. I blame it on Liverpool Lou, who's moved to Marrakech, and I'm planning to visit as much as possible, so obviously I'll need a lorra lorra frocks. I love the pin-tucks on this dress, and the print, and I'll be wearing it back-to-front with the buttons down the back. So, just got to chop a few inches off the hem and it'll be ready for a trip to the souk.
We're just harvesting the last of our crops from the allotment, and the Jerusalem artichokes are the last crop to dig up. You cook them a lot like a potato, but mmmmm, they're tastier, and nice on a pizza, or in a risotto.