Dreaming of Vintage Treasures

I returned to my favourite country town, Daylesford, a little while ago. My mum wanted to visit a quaint, little shop that sells the most gorgeous home-wares, many of which are made in Europe.   After countless years of admiring a particular set of drinking glasses made in France, my mum finally decided that this year was the year she'd get them. In the past, the high price had always put her off but I offered to buy them for her as a Christmas present and she happily agreed. Any excuse and I'm happy to visit Daylesford . After purchasing the glasses, we bought some honey from our favourite seller, who collects honey from across Australia. We wandered around Lake Jubilee, it's so beautiful and peaceful. I never, ever want to leave. I loved watching the ducks. It's not often that a suburb gal like me get to see ducks, so I always appreciate it.   We even came across some peacocks.  I may have been smiling in this photo, bu...

It's been a busy couple of days, thank goodness I'm on work holidays! I treasure this time because I can take time to relax, catch up with friends, family and of course, there's always work I take home with me as a teacher.  On Sunday, my family and I went to my nonna's house to help her install her new stove. I love spending time with my nonna. We ate dinner together and wandered around her garden - she grows all types of vegetables. I even picked some chilli, lavender and sage to take home with me. Thanks nonna!  I also found these treasures at the morning market. I love how they all perfectly colour coordinate. On Monday, my mum and I went to the cinemas to watch 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'. I thought about watching it when I last went to the cinemas with my friend Deana to see the Lion King but then I promptly forgot about it. After recently watching Devyn Crimson's review of the film's fashion, I decided to go and see it. So...