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Oh, how I missed you!

I cannot tell you how much I have missed you. I haven't been able to blog since I fell ill last Sunday. Due to the fact I had contracted a rare form of food poisoning, I was hospitalised from Sunday through to Wednesday afternoon. Although I can confirm it was the worst time in my entire existence, now I can say I feel more human again and, so, I am back, doing what I love...blogging to you!

Today was the first day I started to feel like there was a light at the end of a very long tunnel. I had to go to a hairdressing appointment this morning, which I was of course dreading because I did not know how or if I could handle being in an upright position for more than a couple of hours. I was bedridden for what felt like weeks. However, I made it through and am happier for it. Now my tresses are shiny and new, which has helped me start to become to feel brighter within myself too. 










  
I've taken a few happy snaps of the outfit I wore today. Another cashmere ensemble, paired with my trusty blue denim jeans and boots. I love the colours of the striped sweater; mint and lime, the perfect colour fruity combo for a wintry day like today. The cable knit cobalt blue scarf I am wearing is HUGE. I love wrapping it around in many different ways. The colour is striking and works really well with an already colourful backdrop. 




I am going to be taking it really easy this long weekend. It's my husband's birthday next Tuesday, so we have our mums over for a little celebration to mark this special occasion on Monday evening. I am hoping I feel up to taking Sean out on Tuesday night, for an intimate dinner for two. Besides that, I'll be resting and finalising my student reports. 

Have a beautiful long weekend, my lovelies! What are your plans? 

On a final note, live each day as though it were your last. Do the things that make you the happiest. Remember, if all else fails, go shopping!! That's what I'll be doing as soon as I'm fully recovered.

Yours in style,

Suzi x


What I'm Wearing: Sweater & Scarf: Eugenie Cashmere, Jeans: R M Williams, Boots: Paul Green, available at Peter Sheppard, Sunnies: Georgio Armani (Prescription).

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  1. Mica9 June 2012 at 21:36

    sorry to hear you were so sick! I"m glad you're feeling better :) Your hair looks great too.

    AwayFromTheBlue.blogspot.com.au

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    1. Suzi Maynard9 June 2012 at 22:27

      Thanks Mica! So nice to hear from you again. x
      Suzi x

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  2. Kamila9 June 2012 at 22:55

    Hi Suzi
    I am happy that you are feeling better and its good to have you back doing your blog. Missed it. Love the colours of your jumper and the scarf sets it off. Just what is needed on a winters day. Love your hairdo. Have a good long weekend and feel better x

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    1. Suzi Maynard10 June 2012 at 11:08

      Thanks so much!! ;)
      I missed it too and I am relieved I am starting to feel better.
      Suzi x

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