Happy spring! Happy monday! the weather is glorious in capetown today, which is probably why my "work" day has morphed into a lie-in-the-sun-and-read-day.
Tomorrow is baking day. I am really excited. It's been way too long since my house was graced with the presence of cupcakes. [the following cupcakes are for P&N. you are lovely]I woke up to Florence&the machine- how perfect? It makes everything feel more like spring. It's been a difficult weekend. tough and sad.[G, come home soon. so I can remind you how lucky I am to have you] As soon as I love her it's been too long Talks of future with you caves me in Swallow my sugar kiss and eat it alone Hearts get light and smash any dreams of love Three words we shared said too early on Stuck with forever float upon a tear Swimming with the fear where we slowly drown Ending at never arching melody
As soon as I love her it's been too long And I really loved breaking your heart These silver apples will shine on I was wrong The hottest love has the coldest end
This week I found our first spring blossoms [on the jasmine tree] I cannot believe that winter is almost over [and uncharacteristically of me, I can't wait for summer]Today I wore flowers in my hair & listened to jax pannik while I got dressed- I've been listening to them all week, their music makes me feel fierce.
Tomorrow G&I have been going out for 6months, which, when I think about it makes me so happy [I feel like it's been a lot longer than that] & I couldn't have dreamed up a better young man.
i just finished watching music and lyrics :) -all i want to do is find a way back into love- beautiful beautiful anyway... the weather has begun to act like its spring... just in time for exams. will post some of my holiday photos sometime in the near future night xoxo p.s i love the flight of the conchords*
"In spite of these deficiencies, the wishes, the hopes, the confidence, the predictions of the small band of friends who witnessed the ceremony, were fully answered in the perfect happiness of the union." - emma, jane austen