Life Through a Lens: Bank Holiday fun

Today is bank holiday Monday, and this vintage warehouse place called Molly's Den was having an open day. So, my family and I drove there to look around. The dens themselves (there are three) are like treasure troves. You can find anything and everything. They have vintage children's books, furniture, toys, cameras, clothes, glassware...pretty much all you could think off. I like to walk round and just look at all the different sections. I love the clothes most, and I always fall in love with at least one of the dresses, but I don't buy them, because I always worry I won't have anywhere to wear them! Last time I went, I bought a dress, and I have yet to wear it. I prefer the clothes upstairs, because you get the actual date of when the dress was produced. The one I have was sold in May 1969. This time around I just bought a scarf!

They had a few stalls outside, and they had three girls performing as rockabillies, or pin up girls and singing old wartime songs, called The Polka Dot Dolls. The sound they produced was just lovely, and they looked so pretty in their outfits. Its just the kind of thing I would love to do!

After we finished at Molly's Den, we drove down to Poole, and walked to the quay, where we had lunch in Deli on the Quay, which is one of my favourite places ever. I had a Moroccan Salad wrap with hummus, and a berries and cream ice cream. It was delicious.

I then came home, and I've been catching up on YouTube videos and blogs, and at seven thirty I am going to Slimming World with my mum. We haven't been for two weeks, as we were on holiday. We didn't follow the plan whilst we were away, so I anticipating a gain between one and four pounds. Tomorrow I am going to hand in my CV at a new deli near where I live, and in the afternoon I'm looking after our friends little boy. I will try to blog at some point-I made a promise! I am going to London all day on Wednesday with my friends, but I will again try to blog!