Legs like a racehorse. Perfect yoga bum. I give her my highest grade: A-minus.

I haven't got a clue if it's because my heart is stuck in London; wedged somewhere between a dirty dive bar in Camden or sat on the sidewalk of Brick Lane but my style has become incredibly British and almost overnight.

I never really liked Sienna Miller's taste but her character in Alfie is spot on and whilst I blame her entirely for that outrageous display of 'boho' fashion that leaked right across Melbourne, I can't disagree that she has vastly improved with the new grunge phase coming through. But back then in stores and on streets everywhere were perfectly skinny people looking like right fat cunts in peasant skirts. Items which should only be found in a pregnant women from the 1970s' wardrobe. No one wants that.

Found a pair of black cowboy boots today. I've been looking for a good (no, great) pair of boots since Karlos and I bought Leeroy a pair for his birthday two years ago. I found them and I reckon if anyone had seen the stupid happy look on my face reserved only for when alone eyeing off chocolate you are definitely going to consume - I'd actually have wanted to die.

But they are mine, in my possession. Actually, on my feet as we speak. Have decided that cowboy boots, underpants and my old worn down Rolling Stones tshirt is the way I'm going to exist from now on.

I must say I'm rather excited for tomorrow... Breakfast on Chapel with my favourite, PKD. Then vintage store hunt for my faux fur and a relaxing afternoon all in all. Obviously will attempt to fit some work in somewhere there, boring details are rather insignificant though.

This is an image I found on polyvore.com that reminded me of Sienna Miller's character in Alfie.

Also I can't remember if I mentioned it in my last post but you NEED to go to funnyordie.co.uk and search Rock Profile Amy Winehouse and Pete Doherty, I could link you but that would be fussing about now that I've typed it. Haha. The first season of Rock Profile with Prince and Take That was amazing. If you haven't seen it and you like Little Britian or british humor in general I recommend it highly.