Teeny Tiny Haul

I went shopping as a bit of a pick me up and came home a very happy bunny indeed with some lovely bits and bobs. First things first (I'm the realist- this will never get old for me à la Sprinkle of Glitter) I went to Lush to have a little a nose at the limited edition Valentine's bits and pieces. But looks like I'll have to go back nearer to Valentine's Day as they had a limited amount from the collection (no Unicorn Horn *sob*). However they did have the Prince Charming shower gel which is second only to my absolute favourite shower gel scent Rose Jam which ironically is also limited edition and only availible at Christmas (boo hoo). Although the lovely girl at Lush (as always, Lush customer service is second to none) introduced me to something I so desperately want; the Rosie Box it's got everything I could ask for, it's basically a box of Rose Jam in different forms (shampoo, bubbleroon and body conditioner). And there is now a Rosie Box shaped whole in my heart because I couldn't push myself to pay the £25 it cost.

I strutted back up the high street a little broken hearted the Rosie box wasn't in my budget and popped into Primark, my hands were starting to freeze to the point where I couldn't hold me phone properly (anyone else get this?) so I wanted to pick up some gloves. Alas no gloves I liked, but I did pick up the most gorgeous copper hangers, they were quite pricey at £3 for 5 so I bought two packs because I have all of the logic and self-control. (NOT!) They look pretty sturdy and well made for Primark so fingers crossed they actually can hold up my clothes. 

Last but certainly not least; Tiger! It's like a mini IKEA marketplace full of bits and pieces. It's basically the mothership for all things bits and bobs. In the window a gorgeous pink monogrammed notebook caught my eye they had only my initial and as a I went in and turned the corner there it was in the most gorgeous grey with gold embellished 'A' (for Art Sketch Book apparently) so it went straight in my basket to the till and out the door with me all for an incredible £3. Safe to say this was the icing on the cake- or Gregg's chicken bake I picked up to eat on the bus home (whoops). 

All in all it adds up to one very happy girlie.