Beau means Beautiful

Vintage shop Beau in Winton is a favourite spot for most of Bournemouth Uni's female students because it sells beautiful unique pieces from the 20's to the 80's, and its pretty darn cheap too.

After one of the worst weeks of my life, and during an interview with the lovely owner Liz, I thought it would be harmless to have a quick look around.

Coming up to christmas the racks are full of lovely sparkly dresses and shoes, and the handbags make for a gorgeous christmas gift.

Unfortunately, the culmination of a week of hell and the freezing temperatures, meant I felt I HAD to purchase a new coat...

It just so happens that my new coat is the most amazing deep brown fur coat in the world and it will keep me so warm on the cold winter nights! And that my friends is what they call retail therapy.

I challenge you to feast your eyes on this lot and tell me you could resist...

Visit: http://www.beauvintage.co.uk/

PS...

These are a few of my favourite things.

It's been a long time, long time now

Well, clearly slacking on the old blogging front.

It's probably because I don't consider myself to lead such an interesting life, and I don't really see how anyone would want to hear about anything I have to say.

...actually mainly it's 'cos I'm lazy and I haven't had any time(energy) to keep this thing up.

I have a lot more responsibilites this year, and I can't help but feel like I spend most of my life pretending to be completely organised and professional. But in truth, I'm a mess. I need someone to sort my life out. I need someone to tell me when and how and why to do everything. Assignments, work, food, sleep.

Sometimes I would like time very much to just stop. Just for a little while, a week maybe. I just need a little time to catch up with the rest of the world.

But until I discover Bernard's Watch (who the hell is this Bernard character anyway? I don't trust him.) I guess I will just continue fooling everyone, including myself, into thinking I'm completely in control.

And in the words of Morrisey:

"Everybodys got to live their life and God knows I've got to live mine."