Afterwards we went for a walk in Holland Park and there were animals everywhere.

I had brought some peanuts in my pocket, so we fed the squirrels and they sat on our laps. They were so adorable.

After work today, we decided to go for a mini picnic in Holland Park with massive macarons from Paul. They were delicious.

While in the park a lady had lost her son, who was wearing a blue stripy top but most of the children in the park were wearing similar clothes, so people were bring the wrong children to her. She eventually found him and her friends told her to "let it go" but complained about how irresponsible it was when she left.

We fed the squirrels who were very friendly and hungry.

After work today, we went for a walk around Holland Park. I’m so happy it’s October, my favourite month of the year because I love Autumn and Halloween is just around the corner.

There was a super cute baby squirrel, which we fed peanuts to. It had a really fluffy tail and kept hopping about.

We then went to feed the squirrels and peacocks in Holland Park, where we got scared by a little child who run up to a woman and looked like he was trying to steal her face.

The squirrels were out in full force.

They’re getting bigger and bigger every time we go and they were very hungry this time.

The peacocks were very hungry too. Mum saw a peacock standing in a shop doorway the other day and when she looked up, the shop was ironically Peacocks.

This squirrel was our favourite, it sat on a bench with us for 20 minutes while we fed it peanuts.

My Mum has come to visit for a few days and today we went for lunch in Holland Park.

We took my Nana to Holland Park this morning so that we could feed the squirrels. She loves their tails and was tempted to stroke them.

We stopped to eat our lunch in the Kyoto garden and were surrounded by animals.

One of the peacock followed us on our walk and it was very tame.

The squirrels kept climbing up my boots and on to my knee.

Holland Park never fails to cheer me up on a dull day in London.

We didn’t have too much to do today, so we avoided the busy shops and headed for peace and quiet (with sushi and whoopie pies) in the Kyoto garden.

Within the first five minutes of sitting down, we were surrounded by wildlife. The squirrels sat between us on the bench, eating peanuts straight from the bag. The peacocks stood at our feet and the pigeon and a little robin sat on the back of the bench. It was like being in a Disney movie.

This evening we went for a picnic in Holland Park with Sarah & Bruno. They'd brought so much food and we sat until it went dark. Sarah's about to start work on an exciting new film and I can't wait to see how it all turns out.

We went for lunch in Holland Park today.

I didn’t believe Norman Tallman when he said a heat wave was headed our way, but for a day in October, today was sunny and warm.

I had salad and macaroons from Paul’s with coffee from Starbucks.

Afterwards we fed the squirrels.

I love Holland Park at this time of year because the leaves are so pretty and the squirrels are extra friendly!

Tom tried out his wildlife photography while I concentrated on feeding them.

This one was a cute baby squirrel! We’ll have to visit them again before they hibernate.

After a bit of “top secret” fabric shopping on Goldhawk Road this morning, we went for a walk around Holland Park, where I saw this lovely leaf wreath on someone’s door. I’m going to make one!

The park looks pretty at this time of year with all the daffodils. Part of the park was cordoned off because of a "dangerous tree" which sounded ominous.

We then headed to Holland Park for a walk. There weren't as many squirrels in the park as there are in the winter but we managed to feed a few.