Even though last week was busy (and Monday the 24th was a holiday too), and despite feeling as if I was coming doing with a cold, a restful weekend seems to have helped a lot both with both preventing the cold and helping me to switch off before yet another hectic week. Anyway, here’s to this week’s small pleasures….
Saturday lunch
After a nice slow start and Pilates and food shopping in the morning, I stopped for an early lunch at Field & Green – you can read about it in my Saturday post here.
Food shopping
Some French rye bread to have with homemade pea soup for dinner, a different brand of coconut yoghurt with a great label and ‘even though I shouldn’t eat it’, some Over the Moon Black Truffle Brie which I can guarantee is as good as it sounds (if you are a cheese lover).
Sunday breakfast
With husband away, I had breakfast in bread. Some grapefruit (too messy to eat in bed, but enjoyed in the kitchen), French rye bread toast with peanut butter, and coconut yoghurt. I used the time to catch up with Bloglovin’, including a wonderful post from What Should I Eat For Breakfast – have to try those savoury cup cakes!

Tidying up
You may laugh, you may scoff, but I had a great time on Sunday morning clearing out the wardrobe and all those we sample toiletries one tends to pick up. It was satisfying throwing things away!
Xtend Barre
It’s great to be back doing these classes again, albeit just once a week and without weights, but it is so good to be ‘dancing’ and moving about.
Flying home

Thanks again to Mani over at A New Life Wandering for the idea – check out her small pleasures this week and also flghtlssbrd for her small pleasures.
what an interesting shot from the airplane!
your breakfast in bed looks and sounds lovely. have a great week!
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Thanks! Hope your week is good too.
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That cheese! Need!!!! So delish 😉 And I wish my lavender grew like yours – I have killed so many pots of it …
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Oh the cheese really was good! The lavender is a replacement for one that got squashed by the painter doing the outside of the house.
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