♥ Loving a girl, a journey, a Lark

Oh, okay, fair enough - 'girl' is probably stretching things a little. But 'a woman, a journey' sounded way too important for my little lark down south.

Daylesford is a wonderful place to visit, no doubt about it. It's like being tucked in all safe and warm by an elegant, artistic mother after a busy day wandering and wondering. It just oozes relaxation and reflection and contemplation.

Or perhaps that was just because I was travelling alone?

Regardless, I felt a little reborn by the end of my stay there. That town has such a creative, welcoming spirit - a spirit truly embodied by Allison at Lark.



I instantly adored her - a wonderfully generous, smart and funny soul. I could have stood drinking tea and nattering away in her cheerful store all afternoon.












Not to mention that I could have purchased her entire product range whilst nattering, every single piece is just so desirable and ownable. I do have a problem with needing to buy things just to know they are there... some things just make a girl (!) happy.








Luckily the lightness of my mood as I left Allison was not matched by a lightness of pocket. I managed to restrain myself nicely, however I should confess that I have long been an online Lark shopper and I was busy creating a list for future purchases.

There is no escape.

What's your favourite online store? Do you know the owner personally?

Scavenger Hunt Sunday
here's my collection for this weeks scavenger hunt 
lots more to see over at Ashley's blog
click on the button above to make your way there
enjoy

walking empty streets
repeating patterns

floor
then
&
now


(my little girl drawing at one & five years of age)



fingertips

grateful for




freshly picked strawberries that remind me of hot Summer days. They are such a great snack to have on hand & having them available this time of year when the skies are grey makes me grateful for the sun that is shining somewhere for them to grow!



time to stand still & reflect on life. 
I don't do enough of it but when I get that moment to myself to stop, take a few breaths & get my mind back on track it makes me a better me.


time spent in the country.
I love driving through small country towns to then stop by the side of the road & look out to paddocks of grass & sheep & cows & to look at how quiet & still everything can be. I am grateful for this amazing world we live in.

more gratefulness here : join in!