Lazy sunday post

I will be back in action to tell you all about my delightful travels soon 

In the meantime enjoy spring (or if you're in Durban, the rain)

 

pineapple sorbet

my week in pictures:
1. the beach. my amazing beach. when it isnt windy :) i have spent so much time on the beach this week - following my return to college.

2. lunches at garys. ive missed their cheapness. although im craving knead pizzas at the moment [anyone care to oblige?]

3. over-usage of the phone. especially during lectures.

4. early mornings. amazingly i got through friday with 4hours sleep. im hardcore like that.

5. you know.
6. yellow roses :) i love yellow roses. just because they smell amazing and theyre a happy colour. [thankyou for my roses]

so. goodnight world. x

raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens

"When the dog bites, when the bee stings, when im feeling sad. I simply remember my favourite things and then I dont feel so bad." - Julie Andrews (The sound of music)
Heres to making me feel better*
[ilove hot summer days]

[the breakfast club]

[this perfume]

[chocolate mousse and rasberries, together or apart]

[magical hide away places]

[shoes, but especially these ones]

[my bed]

[misty woods]

[tea, but you knew that]

[england england england]

:)

thursday night

a bed and comfort food night* and a watch-michael Mcintyre night too...

dont these icing buns look flipping amazing? just like the ones that A's mom make wowee

p.s (this is for you brit)
dear Richard,
why do you debate Gods existence when it is not going to affect your life as you so obviously believe that he does not exist
p.p.s ephesians 2v5
love, sarahjane

happy friday things

at long last :) week one is over*
although i must say today was lovely. we had a speaker from a church in london, a talk from a scientist on creation vs evolution which tied in with my life at the moment because im reading the God delusion... and in other news* id better get my act together

and a deep thought:
"...when two opposite points of view are expressed with equal intensity, the truth does not necessarily lie exactly halfway between them. It is possible for one side to be simply wrong." - richard dawkins
how true richard, how true