Home & Living

Here's a few photos from my last phone import, starting with cute snaps of a sleeping Wallace. He's his same old snuggly self, and his cuddles are much appreciated. I hung one of my belts off our closet door the other day, and as it stops just above the floor it's become his new favourite toy.

My tattoo's colour is a few weeks old now, and I adore it. It's pretty difficult to get a clear photo of your own arm, so this was my best attempt! It's all healed up obviously, but I still put a few drops of TINKture on it from time to time because I love the smell. I have to say I was sceptical of the Twitter hype about this product, but Charlie's been using it for his new tattoo and it really has been working brilliantly. Definitely wont be missing the smell and stickiness of Bepanthen.

Charlie's new tattoo is a work in progress, also being done by Simon Morse. It's based on the art of Takashi Murakami, whom both Charlie and Simon are fans of. I believe it's going to contain 24 different colours, so it's going to look pretty amazing!

One of my favourite recent app discoveries is NightCap, which allows you to adjust the exposure and whitebalance of your photos, and also includes a self timer setting.

My art and computer desk is now in our lounge again rather than the bedroom which is so much better, especially since it's still winter temperatures here most days. Excuse the average photo above, but that gives you a look at where I'm typing to y'all from! I just moved the plant on top of the bookshelf tonight, which admittedly isn't the greatest idea earthquake‐safety‐wise, but it needs some time out from Wallace's claws.

Lastly, I got a brilliant make up case in the form of a fishing box from Storage Box recently. Their prices are surprisingly decent, once you step past the home decor section and ignore the products actually advertised as being for make up storage.

I'll be doing some more Friday Flashback posts as I can, but I don't have access to many old photos until I visit my parents again next week.