liven up your wrists DIY style

This is what the last couple of days resulted in whilst my eyes were fixed firmly to many exciting tennis matches on my television screen.
I would like to take this moment to say how sorry I feel for Andy Murray. After everybody intensified his semi-final victory, speculated how this was 'Andy's year' and how 'his moment had come' and put tons of pressure on him, I can't bare to imagine his emotions now. Especially after he played exceptionally well and put in admirable amounts of effort.
 However, I am really happy for Roger Federer. At the age his is, he deserved to win another title, break another record and retrieve his number one spot. He's such an incredible player (as today proved) with a lovely personality to match.
Back to the bracelets though, I got the instructions on how to make them from here and I advise anyone who enjoys the occasional DIY to go visit the website!! Your boredom will forever be cured.

the colours of Wimbledon

Apart from Rafael Nadal's defeat against Lukas Rosol (a player ranked 100 who appeared from the midst of  the unknown and played as though he was a full time pro on par with Novak Djokovic) which was gobsmackingly astonishing and tear triggeringly disappointing, the fourth day of Wimbledon was a pleasure to be a part of, even if it did mean queuing from before seven in the morning.

and don't worry, Rafa, you will always be the best to me xoxo

My day (all of which happened under scorching sunshine, blue skies, and a real sense of summer) included... 

half of Fernando Verdasco verses  Grega Zemlja (The Spaniard ended up winning 76 76 36 63), 

Britain's Laura Robson and Heather Watson playing against Sabine Lisicki and Su-Wei Hsieh- which unfortunately they lost but together they produced many brutal shots, winning points with great force, which was both pleasing and sweet to see,

the remainder of Andy Murray's victory against Croatia's Ivo Karlovic on the screen opposite Henman Hill/Murray Mount,

Serena and Venus Williams completely destroying Vesna Dolonc and Olga Savchuk 60 63,

all before heading back to the hill to watch the rest of the Nadal Rosol match.

Here are some photographs