This posing malarky isn't getting any easier you know. I still feel a bit silly asking Floyd to take my picture... I really want to get over this personal barrier, so I'm sticking with it. I had a little help this time from my friend Dave. He was pretty keen to get involved and made it a lot more fun!
As you can see the sun decided to show it's face. It's feeling more like summer here in Sheffield. I'm enjoying walking to work without a coat, turning my electric blanket off, eating ice-lollies and having salads for dinner. I'm counting down the days until Glastonbury (2 weeks!!) - so excited, I can't even begin to tell you how much. It's my first time, so I'm going with open eyes ready to take it all in. Are you going to any festivals this summer?
These pictures were actually taken a few weeks ago on a lovely Autumnal walk around the Botanical gardens. This was probably the last time I wore shoes with no socks! It's freeeezing here in Sheffield today.
As you can see I was a little braver this time and managed to step outside the comfort of my warm flat to have my picture taken in public. I felt a little silly as people walked by, but I've got to admit it's quite a nice backdrop. Betty made a great prop too!
Okay so this is kind of a big deal for me... my first real 'outfit post'. You're probably wondering why I'm making such a fuss - people get dressed and step out of their house everyday right? And I'm not usually overly conscious of what I wear, I just stick on what I find comfortable (which is the problem sometimes - with my 'style' that is).
I don't know if you remember, but earlier on this year I made it one of my goals to 'find my style'. It has been fun finding outfits and other style blogs that I really like, and have pinned loads of inspiration to my Pinterest Board; but it has been another story altogether trying to make it happen to myself. I suppose I'm nervous about this post because I'm putting myself out there to be judged - which is what I need if I'm going to take this goal seriously (and I always feel a bit silly posing in front of the camera).
This is very much a learning process for me, and I'm excited to finally get this goal of mine going.
