Venice had been on my bucketlist for so long and a place like many others that I was determined to finally visit in 2020. Rewind to July last year, I’m terrible for constantly roaming the Internet for city break deals but that day I found one that I couldn’t quite get my head around. £170 for flights and 4 nights in Venice staying at a little boutique hotel just 5 minutes from St Mark’s Square.…
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Lockdown? There’s only one way to describe it, it feels like you’re reliving the same day over and over again. You keep trying to come up with new things to do but at times you may stop and think ‘okay what next?’. I think we’ve all been there. Some days lockdown feels like the new norm for me and I don’t feel phased at all by it, on the other hand there are some days…
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Times are weird, unsettling, emotional, frustrating. There’s not actually one word to fully describe what we’re all going through at the moment, and everyone’s experiences differ during this rather chaotic and unpredictable time. If you’re having a good day today then well done, it’s important to try and stay as positive as possible, however, if you’re having a bad day then that’s completely okay, just know that you’re not alone in feeling that way, you…
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If eating out was an Olympic sport then I’d be a gold medalist, it’s my absolute favourite thing to do. If I know I’m going out for dinner then I sit all day studying the menu over and over again, despite the fact I know what’s on the menu and also despite the fact that 99.9% of the time I already know what I’m going to be ordering. Does anyone else do that, surely it’s…
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It was the day I had been dreading the most, the one I had been wishing wouldn’t come as soon as it did, it was my last day in New York City. The trip had been everything I expected and MORE, the only sad thing is that when you look forward to something for so long and when that moment, event or occasion does arrive, it goes in far too quickly. Do you ever feel…
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