Just thought I would let you all know that Brandalley are doing a great shoe sample sale until the 1st Sept with some gorgeous Sam Edelman shoes in it.  As it is a sample sale there are only available in a size 4.  I have been able to nab a pair of Zoe boots for the bargain price of £59.95.  If it is your first order you can save £10 if you spend over £60 using the code "tenoff".  Also if you want me to invite you to join Brandalley, you will get a £10 voucher.  If you leave a comment with your email address I will send you an invite, but I can only invite 5, so the first 5 comments will get it.

Here are the boots I have ordered, I can't wait for them to land on my doorstep...

I am in no way affiliated with Brandalley, and thought this was too good a sale not to share as I know there are plenty of people in the blogging world who love Sam Edelman as much as I do.

Firstly I'd like to apologise for how rubbish I've been at blogging since I got back off holiday.  It's been a bit of a hectic week, highlights including my friend's baby boy's Christening, getting ready for my sister's birthday party at the weekend, my cousin giving birth to a gorgeous little girl and finding my puppy.  I'm hoping that now I can get back into the swing of things as I have a few new outfits to share with you.

This is what I wore to Samuel's Christening, thankfully it was a nice sunny day...

Denim waistcoat - Dorothy Perkins

Dress - Yumi

I got this dress when I was in St Ives, I've never really been into a Yumi shop before because we don't seem to have them around here.  I wish we did now because they have some gorgeous things, and I was so happy when I saw this dress in the sale for £17!! I love the colour and the lace edging around the bottom of the underskirt.

Now I'll leave you with a little picture of my new baby boy Riley.  He is only 5 weeks old and I'm counting down the days until I can bring him home...

WARNING: This may be a little bit of a picture heavy post.

I had an awesome time in Cornwall and we tried to see as much of the Cornish coast as we could.  Sadly the weather wasn't as brilliant as I'd hoped but we still got a good few days and I was able to get myself a little bit of colour on the beach.

On the first day we were pretty tired from the travelling so we just took a walk into Penzance, which was a mile and a half from where we were staying.  I don't really have any pictures from here because it rained and we got absolutely soaked.

 Sunny day at the beach in Newquay.

 Yummy cakes in St Ives.

 A little shopping in St Ives.

(Dress - Matalan, Shoes - New Look)

 The best fish and chips I have ever had at The Seafood Cafe in St Ives.

 I actually got quite excited over this because I have never seen a sealion in the wild before.  It didn't seem bothered at all just swimming around people in the sea.

 Hat and Jumpsuit - Matalan, Shoes - New Look

 I ♥ Candy Floss

 Falmouth - Unfortunately I don't have many pictures from here because it was so crowded.  It was Falmouth Week so there was lots going on and people everywhere.  Also Brad Pitt was filming for his new movie in Falmouth so I'm sure a lot of people came to catch a glimpse of him, but unfortunately he must have been well hidden.

 The Eden Project

(Cardigan - Topshop, Shirt - Peacocks, Shorts - Dorothy Perkins, Tights - New Look)

 Folklore area.

 The Rainforest Biome

 Circus Performer in The Mediterranean Biome.

I am actually a little sad to be home because I loved Cornwall, but one thing I have missed is my own bed.  I'm glad to be back in it getting a good nights sleep.  Hope you're all having a great summer, and I'm looking forward to catching up on your blogs now I'm home.

Just a quick post to let you all know that I'm off to Cornwall so I may not be able to post for a while because I'm not sure if I'll have internet whilst I'm down there.  I can't wait to get away, and hopefully it'll be nice and sunny.  The thing I love about Cornwall is the beaches, the sea is so blue and clear you could almost pretend you're not in England.  Hope you're all having a great summer and I'll catch up with you all when I get back :)

I had a bit of a hectic but  awesome day yesterday.  I got up early(ish) and couldn't have been happier to see the sun out for our little family day out.  After lots of debating and checking the weather we decided to stay close to home and go to Lincoln for the day.  With it only being about 20 minutes away I have been to Lincoln millions of times, but not once have I been up to the Cathedral, so we decided to be a bit touristy yesterday and go and have a look at it.  After a little walk around the outside and a few snap shots, we went inside and me and my sister lit a candle for each of our grandads, who I miss dearly.  After this, we walked down Steep Hill (so much bloody easier to walk down than up!!), and I wished I had been up to the Cathedral before now as I found the most gorgeous little vintage shop with some AMAZING dresses.  When I am off my shopping ban (that is a little unsuccesful at the minute, oops) I am going straight back.  By the time we got to the bottom we were hungry and thirsty, so ventured to my favourite Italian in Lincoln Pomodoro E Basilico.  The food there is gorgeous and they do some of the best pizzas I have tasted.

Sunglasses, Vest and Shoes - New Look
Shorts and Bag - Primark
Hairband - Matalan

Now I can't talk about our trip to Lincoln yesterday without mentioning The Showhawk Duo.  I have got to say they were the highlight of my trip to Lincoln.  It's guys like these that make me desperate to crack on with learning the guitar and not leaving it in the corner of my room.  If only you could learn in one day I would've got these guys to teach me.  I just can't describe how amazing they were and they just fed off one another.  I could've stood in the sun watching them all day, I was glued.  Then after buying their cd off of what I'm not sure was just their friend or maybe their manager(?), I found out they are from Bath and have 25 years experience of playing between them.  Right now they are doing a busking tour around England and are playing at Edinburgh Festival.  They are definitely worth seeing if you get the chance.  I would love to see them again.

To top off my great day my cousin who is visting from Ireland came round with my aunty and nan, and as it was a warm evening we went for a nice walk by the river before stopping at the pub for a drink.  Then the night ended well with dominos pizza and apple pie, YUM!