Buying your first home is the most exciting thing in the world, and this year we were lucky enough to do just that. In December 2021 we made the first steps to finding our dream first home. It all still feels like a dream!
Like so many lucky people, throughout the main bulk of the pandemic I managed to avoid catching the dreaded Covid. That was until December 2021. Just thirteen days before Christmas day itself I tested positive for Covid19. So, here's what it was like for me...
Everyone's favourite thing to do in lockdown has been to take a nice relaxing stroll. When the sun is out and the birds are singing, it can't get better. Unless of course you're walking with a herd of alpacas.
In an age where anyone is an influencer it's becoming more and more common to see people posing it up to get the perfect pic for The Gram. I can spend hours scrolling through the endless streams of gorgeous girls showing off their outfits or amazing brunch locations as they ooze with confidence in front of the camera. Like...
When I was young I had no idea what I wanted to be, but what I did know was I was going to find it and thrive in it. This was my mindset at 18 years-old. At (almost) 24 years-old I've finally realised that isn't how it's going to work for me.
The idea of sitting in the pub gardens with our five best friends, sipping on our favourite beverage, in a floaty spring dress is literally everything right now. We've all been planning outfits for April trips out for MONTHS, especially remembering our 2020 spring heatwave last year. But this year it's not really the case.
High Street Fashion lovers have been in mourning since December as so many retailers closed their doors - and some for good. (RIP Topshop) But it seems there's a new hero in town.
We could all talk about 2020 until we're blue in the face, and as a milennial it's hard not to think of the past 13 months as stolen goods, but I can't help but wonder what it's all meant for my life successes.
Beauty in the digital age isn't just about skincare, hair and makeup. The way we look on social media has become a huge part of defining who we are and how we are treated and viewed.