Lifestyle and Books
What a grey miserable week we’re having. After a busy start to the month, this week has been rather slow in comparison. I turned 21 earlier on in the month, celebrating the only way I know how; eating my way
How are we halfway through July already? Given that it’s been a wet and chilly week here in Liverpool you wouldn’t think it. My sandals are longing for a crack of sunshine. Despite the grey clouds, I’m still relishing a
Brunch, Banana Bread and a Mid-Year Reflection Summer is here! June has come to an end and the sun has finally made an appearance. This weekend I’ve alternated between working on my blog, soaking up the sun and having my
I’m back in the UK. For good. Yes, my year abroad in Madrid is over and now only one year remains of my degree. It’s always frightening to think about how quickly time passes by. I still feel as if
June is nearly here and there are only a couple weeks left of my year abroad here in Madrid. While I’m savouring the summer weather, I can’t wait to be back home. I’ve had ups and down with my mental
Happy Wednesday! So, this post is coming at you mid-week because, after weeks of enduring seemingly endless writer’s block, I finally felt an urge to get behind the keyboard again. With a new surge of inspiration, I now have a
6 Things I Wish I’d Known Before Starting University
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5 Habits for a Less Stressful Week
We all have them days. I get home and collapse onto the sofa, burned out from an exhausting week. I...
3 Reasons Why Perfectionism Is Ruining Your Progress
perfectionism
noun
refusal to accept any standard short of perfection.
Ever since I could walk I...
Two Thousand and Nineteen
Today marks the second day of the brand new year, and I am so ready for it. For many of us, January...
![that book buying ban? well, I might have slipped and fell into the eBay hole, purchasing a bundle of 19 Stephen King books before digging my way out. [£40 though, it would be a crime not to].
an author I've intended to read more of for years; so far I've only read what happens to be King's longest book — The Stand at 1325 pages — and 'Joyland', both earlier this year. when better to tackle more of his lengthy bibliography than in October? 🎃
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