country living.

Only now that I have moved away and come to visit that I can truly appreciate where my parents brought me up. Just like the city there are many things I love about living in the countryside.

# the beautiful scenery.

# being close to the sea.

# my beautiful dogs.

# the fox and hounds.

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# how the people are more friendly and you know most people.

# going for walks in fields.

# the moor.

# a roaring fire.

# my parents being there.

# the greenness and freshness of it all.

city life.

I've lived here in our little flat in Twickenham for a year and half and before that I was in halls so I've been living city life for a good 2-3 years. I love it; sometimes I wish I was right in the heart with all of the people and bright lights, but the suburbs are good until my numbers come up and I could afford a place right in central. Nevertheless there are so many things I love about city life...

# Everything is just a short train ride away.

# The Tower of London.

# Cocktail bars.

# Buses come more often than twice a day.

# Leciester Square's noodles.

# If I'm hungry past 8 o'clock I can go and buy food.

# There is something to see and do, whichever area you're in.

# The hustle and bustle.

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# Seeing friends doesn't take days of prepartion.

# Going out after work.

# The ability to be what you want.

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peace and love

I bought this jumper, from Dorothy Perkins in October, ready for the winter months, but until recently have been unsure of it. I found it sometimes shortened me, especially if worn with shorts. Today I teamed it with my new flares (h&m) and converses. With my wavy hair, flares and jumper I feel I've fully embraced my inner 70s/The Good Life's Felicity Kendal look.

(image via lady)