Refreshing Mint Cocktail
This is my own take on a summertime cocktail.

You will need:
good handful of fresh mint
1 lime, zested and squeezed
1-2 tbsp sugar
1 large bottle carbonated water
ice cold vodka ( you can use vanilla flavoured vodka for a little extra kick )
pestle and mortar
This recipe makes enough for 2 but you can double or triple it as required.
Simply put the fresh mint, sugar, lime juice and zest into the mortar and pound and muck it about with the pestle until the sugar has dissolved and the mint has surrendered all of it's lovely oils. It should smell really good in your kitchen right about now.
Put two ice cubes in each glass and pour over 1.5 ounces of vodka.
Take the mint mush in your hand and squeeze out all the juice in the mortar before discarding the mint leaves. Pour all the yumminess from the mortar split between the two glasses. You'll just have an ounce or two but believe me it's potent.
Pour in the carbonated water to almost fill the glasses and top off each glass with a wedge of lime and a sprig of mint. Now sit back, put your legs up and enjoy!
If it's too early in the morning for vodka you can make this without any alcohol and it is still excellent.
Flames in the Forest
I had this little skirt on my Pinterest board. It was one of my birthday gifts, thanks Hazel! : ) I just love how unique and funky it is.
This skirt is so wild that I knew I didn't need to do too much with the rest of the look;
– A simple jean top tied at the waist so that it doesn't add bulk and is cooler to wear.
– A large purple stone ring for fun, some jean peep-toe shoes and a dark green leather clutch finish off the ensemble.
If I were going out to a club or for drinks in this outfit I would switch out my heels for something higher, maybe my strappy silver sandals.







Photos courtesy of Hazel Borg
Shoes – TJ Maxx
Clutch – Danier
Skirt – Anthropologie
Jean Shirt – H&M
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