I am not normally a watch person, in fact I am the opposite. I am the modern-day 'check-your-phone-for-the-time' sort of person.

Even if I have a watch, I am most likely to forget to wear it.

However I have found out recently that my aversion to the classic time-telling-technology is not down to the purpose itself, but down to not having found the right fit for me.
So often I have tried on watches and they've been too heavy, too clunky, too full of charms, too patterned or even just too plain. I have yet to find the ideal me piece and at a budget that I can
afford.

At least that is until I discovered House of Florrie.

My House of Florrie Watch

So this has been one of the craziest, busiest weeks so far.
Not only have I been super busy prepping Valentine's day articles for Seen in the City, but I also had the London Catwalk Society's first show on Saturday.

This show was organised and created by Kim Melville-Smith, the designer of Innu London. I first met Kim a year ago when I interviewed her for Seen in the City, and we have remained friends ever since.

Me at the event

We've all been there. That dreaded writers block. Staring blankly at a screen, writing a few sentences just to furiously scrub them out again.

I've had countless experiences of this, and the accompanying feelings of guilt, frustration and helplessness that not even copious mugs of tea can cure. What I've found to be the best cure for this, is to go for a walk. Get a completely fresh head and just allow yourself to relax. Trust me- when you come back you'll either hopefully be brimming with innovative ideas, or at least have a head clear enough to come up with some.

Last week I was having one of those days, and so decided to grab my camera (my trust Nikon D3200) and head down to Alfriston for a walk. The light was absolutely incredible and I managed to take some beautiful photos...

Here I am at a recent press event