Amsterdam, one of my favourites cities. I've been here twice in the last month and I'm still not bored of it. We came back to see Elton John for his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour. Needless to say Elton did not disappoint, and neither did the food. Be warned, this post will make you hungry. … Continue reading Dam Good Food
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London is one of my favourite cities in the world. Any excuse to go there, I go. So when one of my favourite bands, Panic! at the Disco announced that they would be playing there and it was my boyfriend's birthday in the same month it was a no brainer - Hello London! We got … Continue reading Ice-Cream Tour of London
I'm going on a buying ban. I've spent a lot of money on things that I don't need, things that I thought would make me happy but didn't. Of course it didn't make me happy, how could it? Spending money I don't have, on things I don't need, to impress people I don't like. Isn't … Continue reading Buying Ban
I think about not achieving my goals fast enough all the time. Probably more than I should. It consumes my mornings, my days are spent thinking about it, it swirls around in my head until I fall asleep and the next morning the cycle starts all over again. YAY! Welcome to my head, here we … Continue reading Micro Moments
The Self-Care Project by Jayne Hardy was just the book I wanted to start my 2019 off to! The new years blues hit me hard. I was feeling deflated after a hetic Christmas of working in retail. The cold was starting to get to me ( I love the cold weather but sometimes it makes … Continue reading The Self-Care Project by Jayne Hardy
My 2018 reading goal was to read 20 books. I achieved that goal but I also made a nice little collection of books that I didn't read. I have all these beautiful books sitting on my bookcase waiting to be read and I'm not going to lie, it makes me feel bad. My reading goals … Continue reading 2019 Reading Goals
I first read Asking For It when it we published in 2015. I loved it. It changed my life, it made me think about things differently, this book and Louise herself has been a big part of my twenty's so far. She was the first female Irish writer that I really felt like I connected … Continue reading Asking For It on Stage
