Tag Archives: lifestyle blog

Starting A Business? 😅

Last week, if you’re a regular reader of the blog, you’ll know I finished the Alice In Wonderland inspired wall mural in time for The Mad Catter’s launch party which was a fantastic and interesting project which has seemingly launched my own business into action. Seeing a friend succeed in business has been enough motivationContinue reading “Starting A Business? 😅”

Cuddle Parties Exist?

Check inside for the latest blog post, plus a discount code for 50% off I Saw It First, as a thank you to the loyal readers. #blessed

AW18 Lookbook with RELIGION Clothing

It’s starting to get cooler, darkness rolls in sooner, and with it we begin to see a shift in our colour palettes. We decide to wear darker clothes as if in mourning for the summer, we wrap up in greys, blacks, and muted tones.

Interior Design & Fashion Inspiration- Autumn 2018

There is something remarkably comforting about retail therapy, especially when it comes to products that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

Travel Blog Diaries: Szczecinek, Poland

My hair is a birds nest, my false eyelashes are stuck to the pillow in almost comical fashion, and the loud alcohol induced snores from my partner echo throughout the small room at the wedding reception venue. This is the first wedding I’ve attended as an adult and it’s being held in Poland. As someoneContinue reading “Travel Blog Diaries: Szczecinek, Poland”

Stepping Out Of Your Comfort Zone: Learning To Manage Anxiety

It is incredibly easy to get locked up in our own bubble of comfort, see the same friends, experience the same situations time and time again but this is how we slip into old habits, anxiety rears its ugly head and some of us slip back into depression. In order to break the cycle, we must ensure to sever the ties to normality once in a while, step out of our comfort zones and try something we were maybe opposed to doing previously.

How To Reinvent Yourself

The more I age and the further I delve into the realm of the twenties, the more I realise that this era is meant for reinvention. Consequently, I am a firm believer that reinventing yourself will help you to find yourself.