25 THINGS I LEARNED FROM THE MOVIES

Wednesday, 16 October 2019

There was a hashtag on twitter forever ago and this has been sitting in my drafts waiting for its moment to be picked. #bloggerproblems

BABY LOSS AWARENESS & WAVE OF LIGHT

Tuesday, 15 October 2019

Hello everyone. Something quite different today. Just a little warning that this post will have the topic of miscarriages and baby loss.

HORIZON CHASE TURBO | GAMING

Monday, 14 October 2019


Horizon Chase Turbo is a game I've had in my PlayStation Library for a while from a monthly PlayStation plus games but never fully downloaded and played until recently when three of us wanted to play a silly fun game. Oh boy did we get addicted to racing each other. I've said in the past that I've wanted to incorporate more gaming posts into my blog so here I am.

OHANA ISLAND | Mobile Game Review

Sunday, 13 October 2019


Recently I haven’t been playing any mobile games, usually because my phone memory is full from photos and other apps! But I’ve been playing a lot of Ohana Island lately and I wanted to share this cute mobile game with you!

THING'S WE DIDN'T TALK ABOUT... | Book Review*

Saturday, 12 October 2019


Thing's We Didn't Talk About When I Was A Girl by Jeannie Vanasco is such a powerful read. I've mentioned lately how I've been reading memoirs and loving them and this is no exception. Since reading from day one I haven't been able to put it down. Warnings of Rape and Sexual Assault.

ALL BAR ONE | EVENT

Friday, 11 October 2019


So I got invited to the opening of All Bar One in Newcastle. I was so excited, originally we were suppose to go to the event on the 4th of October but it was moved to the 10th! I told my mum all about it and she dug our this lovely black strapless dress for me to wear. I took a +1 with me and that was Tony. Perfect opportunity for a date night! Warning this post is picture heavy.

ME, MYSELF AND ANXIETY | #mentalhealthawareness

Thursday, 10 October 2019


During my teen years, I suffered from Anxiety. I didn't know it back then and it's taken me till my late twenties to realize and deal with my mental illness. "Oh you're just a shy girl" , "You just need to come out of your shell", "No need to worry" "Get out more" Just a few words that have been endlessly repeated of the course of my growing pains. I was a shy girl. But that shyness turned into an illness.