Forget the times of your distress, but never forget what they taught you.

This is a very quick update post on a couple of random things! 

First of all, my patchwork quilt! I did quite well up until November with my quilt and this is the point I got to! I have finished the main pattern section, all that remains is to stitch on a cream silk border and add the padding & backing. This is all the complicated stuff, leading to the finished product and I am waiting till Summer to complete it when I am relaxed, as I have far too much work on at the moment!

As always a couple of cute photos of my doggies! The above picture is obviously of Ella, oh sorry could you not tell?! Yes here she is, at 8 weeks old trying to get my mum's westie to play with her. It is so funny now as Molly is towered by Ella, and still tries to boss her around despite her miniature stature! I love looking back at old baby photos of Elle and seeing how much she has grown over the last couple of years, my first born! 

Here is the most beautiful boy in the world! We were walking along the river and he just looked so handsome I had to take his photo, which he happily obliged. My gosh, he is so photogenic it is a serious problem as I think all my friends and family on Facebook are getting a bit tired of Lincoln's face. "Here's Lincoln smiling on a bridge, on the sofa, asleep upside on the floor, sitting, standing, walking, eating." - too obsessed with his cuteness, but not this extreme I am happy to announce.

And finally, a hilarious psychology Meme, this really made me laugh and truly brightened my day. I then went on to find many more psychology jokes that made my fiancé wish we were no longer together. Then he realised, to understand them I must be smart, so ran back to me - yay!

Just thought I'd write a couple of posts today to make up for my lack of presence over the last few months - wow my last post was June? Lord. If you have not seen, I have made another blog for my psychology stuff if you fancy a read the link is below :) 

http://social-developmental-psychologist.blogspot.co.uk 

Lots of Love,

Lauren 

xoxoxoxoxo