January & February Favourites

Life's hard when you have a broken laptop, and with my laptops sudden death (which definitely had nothing to do with me accidentally spilling hot chocolate over it, ahem) I decided to take a journey and unleash my inner cave man and do things that didn't involve the internet or technology, I had planned to read and grunt at er things.. So during my failed cave man experience times (you'll understand in a moment) I went out a saw quite a few films (oh there it is) - won't lie, I couldn't handle a technology free day and forcing myself to read my old Dr. Seuss books just didn't feel pleasurable enough - and discovered new music that made me jiggle like I've never jiggled before. I also got reconnected with new and old clothing of which I loved putting on during the dreadful snow, which is still here.. in march?.. Thus concluding my January and February favourites, wow I made that longer than it should of been.

Films... (click film name for the trailer)

Les Mis : I read the book, saw the Broadway show and when the film came out I said what the heck, lets do the trio especially as the film was jam packed with my favourite actors, however, I know it's a musical, but the whole film was just singing, no dialogue which I won't lie, annoyed me a little, however great film, and the thought that all the singing was done live, amazing! Just don't watch it expecting dialogue...

Life of Pi : such a beautiful story, and the CGI and camera work was amazing and the colours, especially of the sea, beautiful.

Warm Bodies : Let's take this moment to appreciate Nicholas Hoult's face. That was a moment well needed. Great film, predictable, but I loved it! 

Pitch Perfect : My new favourite film, I watched this 3 times and I just kept wanting to see it, so funny, new found love for Fat Amy and Anna Kendrick (she's my height, I'm not alone :'D) After watching it be aware you will be singing 'Titanium' and loads of other songs, and pretending you too were part of an acapella group, or this could just be me...awkward if it is.

The Impossible : I have never vigorously cried whilst watching a film before. The story is tragic but has such a beautiful ending, what are the odds of  such tragedy happening and your whole family, including little children, surviving and finding eachother? Beautiful, it really makes you appreciate your family more. Amazing acting aswell might I add, you really feel the emotions, ahh it's just beautiful.

Wreck It Ralph : I offered to take my little cousins to watch this, so it doesn't seem like I wanted to watch it ;) but like a lot of childrens films, very entertaining.

The Hobbit : I did enjoy it, however, I was expecting it to be better. But good film very exciting and (for some unknown reason) seeing Gollum made me a lot happier than I should of been.

Django Unchained : The D is silent. Quentin Tarantino always knows how to pull it off doesn't he? 

Music...(click on the title to listen)

Everything Everything Arc : I may be quite late, but after hearing Cough Cough a while ago, I never took it upon myself to find out who it was from, until I heard it again at a party, Love the album. Go have a listen!

Rihanna Stay : I'm not the biggest Rihanna fan, I love her old stuff, but whatever, when I heard this song whilst listening to Grimmy on Radio 1, I couldn't help getting obsessed over it. Beautiful song and Mikky Ekko and Rihanna's voice blended amazingly well.

Bastille Bad Blood : What can I say, I bloody love the album!

Justin Timberlake Mirrors : He brought sexy back! Currently playing this, I love JT, so glad he's back making sweet sweet music again.

One Direction One Way Or Another : 1 thing that's going to annoy me about them recording this song is that little kids are going to believe that they're the original artists, poor Blondie, however I was blown away by how great the boys voices sounded, especially Harry's, his voice goes great for this genre.

The 1975 Sex Ep : Vastly becoming one of my favourite artists, great band, go check them out.

Books...

I delved into the box of my childhood on a snowy Februaries day and stumbled across my Dr. Seuss collection and decided to pass them on to my little sister, I'm sure she'll enjoy the wacky stories and rhymes as much as I did (still do), but she has yet to come face with them as they're currently lounging on my desk as I read one by one and laugh, on my ones, at the sillyness, I love Dr. Suess he inspired me to write a whole story in rhymes when I was 10, I gave up half way but I tried (twas hard). Rhymes can win any child over.

There's a Wocket in My Pocket is one of my favourites, I managed to memorise the whole book back in the day, Go Me!

I'm confused to why I never bothered reading Lauren Weisberger's books, well, the fact that they made one of her books into a film could be a reason, there's a film why bother reading it when you can watch it right? however, having nothing much to do lately, I ventured out and bought these three books and I ended up really liking them, well expect 'Everyone Worth Knowing' I wasn't much of a fan of that one, I found the whole book predictable and the ending incredibly annoying, but other than that, great books.

Another Year ... 2012

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

     2012 seemed to just flash on by didn't it? It feels like yesterday when I was at a party counting down from 10, already a little bit oo-haa-haa from some mysterious water looking substance, welcoming 2012 with a massive cheer and a rather embarrassing fall, and now, we're in 2013, I don't know about you, but I really dislike odd numbers. Like last year, I am doing a little Best Of post.. this is now my little blogs tradition YEY! Also, unlike last year, this year seemed to be very music orientated, twas hard narrowing things down, but here goes ... oh and remember when the world ended ? neither do I hahaha (I did write this post before the 21st so it'll be a bit awkward if the world really did end) ...

My current Favourites

I was debating on whether to include One Directions albums above, but not everyone excepts my love for the five boys - My friend is currently sitting in front of me shaking her head in shame when I confessed to having a private concert (on my ones) singing and dancing to their album, twas a good night that was 

(judge me)

But yes, unlike last time (Best Of 2011), I shan't go on a massive rave about the whole album as that was rather long and as times have past, I've become lazy-er, so I'll just mention my favourite song from the album 

plus the name and you could go have a listen and judge for yee selves, simples 

(click on the song and/or album name so you can hear a preview of the album/my favourite song)

The Maccabees ; Given to the Wild - Favourite song : Pelican. 

Of Monsters and Men ; My Head Is An Animal - Favourite song : Mountain Sound however for some reason, if you listen to Your Bones in the album, do you get a Pocahontas vibe as well, or is it just me?

Walk The Moon : Walk The Moon (very original guys) - Favourite song : Anna Sun. I only discovered these  guys a few months ago via a Youtube ad. however much I hate the ads on Youtube, must say, some are rather convenient   

Jake Bugg - Favourite song : this was hard, It's between Lightning Bolt and Two Fingers . Don't you just love his some what old fashioned, Irish/Somerset country voice (how I'd describe it) His album is my music crush at the moment.

Loooky 'ere, Tay Tay and 1D has come to join the party, coincidence actually as Taylor has Swiftly taken Harry away from me, stylishly... see what I did there ;) and both their musics are on there...I don't even know where I was going with that. but Hey Ho,

Fun. : Some Nights - Favourite song : We are Young, This song just reminds me of summer 2012, good times, good times. If you haven't heard of it before, have you been living under a rock?

Mumford and Sons : Babel - Favourite song : Reminder . such a beautiful song. Like Jake Bugg, Mumford and Sons' music remind me of something you would of heard in an Irish Pub in the countryside back in the day, such beauty. 

The Lumineers - Favourite song : Big Parade 

Taylor Swift : Red - Favourite song : I Knew You Were Trouble.  (I wonder who this one is about)

The xx  : Coexist - Favourite song : Angels 

One Direction : Take Me Home - Favourite Song : Little Things. I love the fact that in the album you can really tell what songs Ed Sheeran wrote for them, go listen and have a guess. Harry Styles.That's all.

Little Comets : Life is Elsewhere - Favourite song : A Little Opus . I find their music and lyrics so much fun to sing along to.

Two Door Cinema Club : Beacon - Favourite song : Sleep Alone

The Vaccines : Come Of Age - Favourite song : I always Knew. Trying to contain myself from bursting into a spontaneous sing-a-long and a dramatic hand gestured dance err thing right now whilst this plays away in the background.. I might be doing a cheeky little bum shuffle though ;)

   And my favourite EP's 

and now, because I am totally in love with these three bands, I thought they needed a bit more recognition.

Imagine Dragons : Hear Me EP - Radioactive 

Bastille : Just go listen to all their music, I discovered them in August with Flaws, and they're my new favourite addiction. 

and finally, to finish off this rather long Music Section Daughter - Youth  such a beautiful song and voice.

And it continues, if you're still reading, that's pure dedication right there, good on ya! ;)

Films

I was rather disappointed with films this year, unlike last year, there wasn't many good, memorable films playing on the big screens, don't get me wrong, I went and saw a-hellavolot of films but I just didn't seem enjoy the majority, that or I forget that I'd even seen the film a few hours later, twas all rather meh

(click the names to watch the trailer, arn't I good to you)

Perks Of Being a Wallflower : Beautiful film, made me weep like a baby. I wasn't very convinced with Emma Watson's american accent though, dunno if it was just me, but whatever, I liked seeing her out of the whole Harry Pots franchise, she pulled it off well also I loved the main character 'Charlie' such a cutie pie.

Five Year Engagement : I think I've seen this film a millions times now. I randomly went to watch it as we missed the last Magic Mike viewing so we were like okay, lets just go watch this, not having much faith in the film, as the trailer looked rather meh, but oh my, this was a good film, rather long though, but it made me chuckle.. a lot.

The Dark Knight : after the 4th time watching this film I finally understood what was happening at the beginning, I felt a bit silly when I finally got it, but this set my film expectations very very high, brilliant film and Anne Hathaway made an amazing cat woman.

21 Jump Street : Funny Funny FUNNY film! It made me so happy, was better than that other crappy film Channing Tatum was in this year *cough magic mike cough* 

Project X : If you've seen this, didn't it just make you want to have a party? I know I wanted to shake my tail feather and let my hair down, why wasn't I invited to this party? I actually had to wait for this to come out on DVD to watch it as SOME PEOPLE were not old enough to watch it in the cinema yet....

Skyfall : The name is Bond, James Bond. I think you all know, this is an awesome film, Whilst watching the Graham Norton Show a few weeks back when he had the actors on his lovely red sofa (where is she going with this they ask) I found the secret to finding your Bond Girls name, It's basically, your mothers maiden name and what you called your naughty bits when you were younger.

Spiderman could of been included, however, I didn't really enjoy it as much, don't get me wrong, it was good but  I was mainly focused on Andrew Garfield's bottom in that tight Spiderman suit and concentrating on his face, other than the going ons of the film. Oh and I was also too busy admiring Emma Stone, God I love her, total girl crush, such a babe.

Books

I do Judge books by their covers, well apart from 50 Shades of Grey (worst book ever) if I wasn't intrigued with what everyone was saying about that book and just saw the cover I would of probably not have bought it and I wish I didn't spend my money on all 3 books, such a waste of time and money. You might of guessed already that I never really enjoyed the books, the writing was horrible and the books themselves were extremely repetitive, but at least oestrogen filled females in the UK got us (slightly) out of the recession for buying the books, yaaay us! 

The Hundred Year Old Man Who Climbed Out Of The Window and Disappeared : annoyingly long title, but such a funny book.

Monday to Friday Man : A good chicklit, made me chuckle a little. This was one of those books I never wanted to finish reading but wasn't able to put down. Good story line, loved the characters! 

The Night Circus : Really is a marvellous book, Truly dazzling and imaginative. I read this in the summer, and I think  I stayed up until 5 in the morning reading it (finished it in a weekend, dedication), I obviously enjoyed it a bit too much, but who's there to judge aye.

The Perks of Being a Wallflower  : I made sure I read this before watching the film, and just like the film, beautiful, this is when I first fell in love with Charlie, such an amazing character, you really do feel connected to him in a way and feel what he feels.

From Notting Hill to New York ... Actually : I bought this because I loved the first book (from Notting Hill with Love Actually) and I really wanted to follow Scarlett's (protagonist) movie obsessed journey again.  Enjoyable read and such a cute ending. I enjoyed every moment. I want to read more on Sean and Scarlett Ali McNamara pleeeeease.

I'm so bad at reviewing books, mainly because if I get too into it, I might not be able to stop myself from spoiling it all hehe.

Author Of The Year : Lindsey Kelk

I only discovered this lady, accidentally, this year, a few months ago actually, whilst making a quick, book cover judging decision in Tesco for a long trip down to Brighton, but it was a bloody good decision I say as she's beaten my love for Sophie Kinsella (wot?!)

And did you actually think after writing a whole blog post on it, The Single Girls To Do List was not going to be part of this? I'm currently half way into I heart New York and already struggling to put it down. I am eyeing it ever so slyly whilst writing all this ;) 

Now if you don't know about the I heart series, it's an easy going, fun, enjoyable chicklit series that takes you on a journey with Angela Clark (main character) as she travels to gorgeous destinations, fleeing from her cheating boyfriend. I love me a good chicklit, I can't wait to read the rest! 

I don't think I really need to talk about The Single Girls To Do List seen as I did a whole blog post on it (here) twas a ravishing book.

So, That's all Folks, I hope you all enjoyed this and I hope you all have yourselves a wonderful start to the year, I wonder how long my resolutions are going to last this year, hehe

Thee Best of 2011....

Helloo!
Today's blog is aboot the good olde entertainment of 2011 (that I enjoyed) from my favourite boooooks, if you're a nerd like me, iloveyoou, to good old films. twas quite hard to pick favourites but hey ho!
lets begin with the Films :)
At first, thinking about the films i watched this year, my retarded excuse of a brain couldn't think up of any which left me thinking "bloody hell, 2011 was shit, there was barely any films" so i had to scavenge my way through the internet searching 'all films of 2011' from then on (from seeing Hangover 2 come up) i remembered hehe - So let me begin my entertainment, erm thing....

I found it a tad hard to narrow down the films as there were just so many I had pleasure whilst watching haha, sounded a  bit sexual there

Lets Start with...
Crazy Stupid Love - This is actually my film of the year! definitely. very funny and unexpected, thought it was gonna be shit at first, not gonna lie.
Tin Tin - Bloody loved the film, however one thing that annoyed me was that it was in 3D and people in the cinema always give me glasses that never fit my peanut head, cheers. so throughout the film I was fighting with the glasses, as you do.
Hangover 2 - FUNNAY! love the monkey (i really do love monkeys)  
Harry Pots - Kinda sad that it's all over and volddy is dead, best part was when he laughed, i just found that so amusing.
Your Highness - Comical Genius. set in the medieval days but it has a modernness twang in it.
Friends with Benefits - So much better than no strings attached, however one thing that gave me a twitch was that it's sooo bloody predictable.
Bridesmaids - UTTERLY BRILLIANT! nothing more but brilliance.
Change Up - A lot of people dislike thins film, but i don't understand why. yes it's like freaky friday and all those other ones and it's slightly predictable (most films are the same nowadays anyways) in my opinion i think this is amazing, so BLAHH!
I Don't Know How She Does It - I didn't think this film was that amazing, it just made me happy and want kids, well for a bit, now i'm back to my usual self.
Just Go with it - i love Adam Sandler. again the film was a tad predictable, but i enjoyed it nevertheless.
The Inbetweeners - Loved the show, loved the film, i just love the rude nature of inbetweeners, so snazzy <3
One Day - Just really Cute and depressing.
Limitless - I had to watch this film twice to figure out what the hell was going out, i got it the second time though hehe. as a media student, i notice all the camera things and bloody hell, the way the whole film was shot was just overwhelming. good film.
Monte Carlo - Again not a lot of people liked this film, but i do love a bit of Selena Gomez, went through my teenhhood watching Wizards of Waverly place. Loved this fillm.
Now to some MOOOSIC. now this was really hard to narrow down and my laziness wasn't bothered to do another collage like the films. these are just the few albums i really liked from this year, they all gave me ear-gasms and such, lovelyness.

Hmmmmm, my best album of the year shall be HOCKEY!
Now if you love the good old orgasmic sounds of Indie, you will love this band, Check them ooout. their album 'Mind Chaos' is just incredibubbles, i actually loved all the songs in there, which suprised me as most albums i listen to, i tend to dislike some of the track. ahhh HOCKEY, best song of the album : 'Too Fake'.
Next come You me at Six with 'Sinners never Sleep'. now i  always hated this band, mainly because i thought their music was absolute shit. however, they really suprised me this year. i was in denial at first after liking their first single from the album 'loverboy' then i listened to more songs from the album which left me in complete shock, twas amazing. Best song on the album for me is 'Crash', this was also the song i used for my media music video, this has actually got to be my song of the year.
Then we have Viva Brother with 'Famous first Words'. I just love them. THIS IS GOOD MUSIC, is wha ti said when i heard my favourite song from the album 'High street low lives'. amazingness
Now we shall have a bit of Jessie J with 'Who you are'. I adore this woman. she actually has pure talent, yes there's adele too, but not gonna lie (my friend slapped me for saying this) i'm not really a big fan of Adele's music, they're all the same to me, and slow, her voice is incredible though, i'll gove her that. anyways back to Jessie, my favourite song of the album is 'Domino' (from the platinum edition) or 'Mama Knows best'.
Hot Chelle Rae with 'Whatever' lovelovelovelovelovelovelove them, NOM <3 best song 'I like it like that'.
Ed Sheeeeran - ahh gingery goodness, he went all mainstream and strived to fame last year with that song, with the name i can't remember...erm. (googling, and i call myself a fan...fail) 'A Team' on the + album. his voice is just so soulful and amazing, you forget he's ginger. hahaha i joke, i love the ginges really. Best song on the album that i was singing (really loud and badely) in the car tonight, 'LEGO HOUSE' and 'little bird'. that song makes me happy.
Florence comes next. AMAZING ALBUM. as usual, Florence and the Machiene brings out amazing, listenable music that are very jizzable. 'Ceremonials' is such an incredible album, beats Lungs. 'Shake it Out' is my favourite song from the album, SNAZZZZYNESS! it just makes me jiggle on my seat...literally. bop bop bop.
How can you not love a bit of Olly Murs. he's a cheeky chappy that i have loved ever since X Factor, hehe 'Dance with me Tonight' from the gooden album 'In Case You Didn't Know' works for me, just sayin ;)

And finally we have the all time greatness musicness from The Kooks with 'Junk of the Heart'. I have always loved this band, their songs just makes me smile and happy. My favourite song from their album issss (this was a tad hard to decide so i wrote my top 4 hehe) 'Junk of The Heart' I WANNA MAKE YOU HAPPPY, I WANNA MAKE YOU FEEL ALIVEEE...oh you dooooo! 'Is it me' theeeen comes, 'Killing Me' annnnnnd 'Eskimo Kiss' ahhh sexy music. Lets see what 2012 will bring, please no more Rebecca Black's, Cher Llyods (don't know who wants to jag her swagger, see what i did there hehe) and Justin Biebers. Thank you. :)

Now finally we have entered the BOOOOOK CONER! i am a book worm and this year i have read quite a lot of books, some were totally shit, which has taught me never to judge a book by it's pretty sparrkly cover and some were just FANTASTIC! however i have narrowed down my book faves to the Top three which i shall write about, mainly because, i have written more in this blog in a few hours, than i have when it comes to essays, and my fingers are hurting and theres is alot to write about all the books i took snazzy photo's of below so that would extend this blog to just utter longness... Excuses i know :') 

Right these are my top books of this year ^, there's more, but they were at my mums but anyhow. My top three books of 2011 are, wait {beep} it  ima change it to four:
The Wedding Planner by Melanie La'Brooy. This book was incredible. bloody marvellous. (it's not like the film 'the wedding planner' btw, it's a completely different story from a different author) this book gave me a lot of giggles during the summer. it was one of the books i just didn't want to put down this year. it's based in Australia and took the piss out of celebrity weddings and soap stars hehe.  i have found the blur of the book so you guys can see if you're interested. but for me this is the book of the year, totally recommend it <3
"The big day is fast approaching, but so is a big disaster...Sabrina Falks is the golden girl - a star actress engaged to the too-good-to-be-true Edward. Her younger sister Mimi is funny and bright but hopelessly lost, with no career prospects, no money, no love life and a string of disastrous mistakes in her past.When Sabrina asks Mimi to be her bridesmaid, Mimi soon learns that 'bridesmaid' actually means 'unofficial wedding planner - servant, slave and general dogsbody'. And, to her horror, she knows that it's going to take more than just patience to whip up the wedding of the century, especially when the official wedding planner has a murky secret that could rock Sabrina and Edward's world..."

A tiny bit Marvellous by Dawn French. Now this book was marevellous, i loved the characters, it was really funny. people on public transport and college also thought i was a freak, sitting there travelling, or on my break in the liberary laughing on my ones, whilst reading a book. I love Dawn Freanch, an incredible writer. HERE IS THE BLUR. again i recommend this book if you love the good olde comedy. 

"Everyone hates the perfect family.So you'll love the Battles.Meet Mo Battle, about to turn 50 and mum to two hormonal teenagers. There's 17-year-old daughter Dora who blames Mo for, like, EVERYTHING and Peter who believes he's quite simply as marvellous as his hero Oscar Wilde. Somewhere, keeping quiet, Is Dad, who's just, well . . . Dad.However, Mo is having a crisis. She's about to do something unusually wild and selfish, which will leave the entire family teetering on the edge of a precipice. Will the family fall? Or will they, when it really matters, be there for each other?'Funny, really enjoyable, highly recommended. A wonderful writer witty, wise, poignant'Wendy Holden'A fantastic slam-dunk page-turner. Funny, enriching . . . page after page I laughed out loud'Mail on Sunday'Beautifully observed. Makes you laugh on every page'The Times'A brilliantly observed, very funny novel of family life'Woman & Home"

From Notting hill with Love Actually by Ali McNamara was sooo romantic, it actually made me shout with excitement and laugh of looud, i was actually really excited whilst reading this book telling my aunt what happens like it's real life haha. read this whilst i was in Paris in the Summer (got me through the looong journeys) i actually couldn't put it down. it's so easy to read so you get through it quickly, i have planned to read it again though, LOVE IT! this book actually made me want to have a boyfriend in them single summer days of 2011 *tear tear* then i got back to reality, loved the summer. it also made me come up with my ideal date, which apparently i've been told sounds like a bloody honeymoon hahaha. anyhow here's the blurrrrrrrrr, you should defo read this.

"She was just a girl, standing in front of a boy . . . wishing he looked more like Hugh Grant.Scarlett loves the movies. But does she love sensible fiancé David just as much? With a big white wedding on the horizon, Scarlett really should have decided by now . . . When she has the chance to house-sit in Notting Hill ? the setting of one of her favourite movies ? Scarlett jumps at the chance. But living life like a movie is trickier than it seems, especially when her new neighbour Sean is so irritating. And so irritatingly handsome, too.Scarlett soon finds herself starring in a romantic comedy of her very own: but who will end up as the leading man?"

And finally i couldn't choose between Danielle Steel's Big Girl or Sophie Kinsella's 'mini Shopaholic' but i have come to a desicion and BIG GIRL WINS WOOOOO!
Big Girl by Danielle Steel, is such an amazing book. i have never read a book by Danielle Steel that's ever disapointed me before. this is a really really good book. i bought this whilst on the Ferry coming back from France, lasted me the journey and the long drive home DEFO RECOMMENDATIONS! here's the blurr, it's a tad long haha.
"In this heartfelt and incisive new novel, Danielle Steel celebrates the virtues of unconventional beauty while exploring deeply resonant issues of weight, self-image, sisterhood, and family. 
A chubby little girl with blond hair, blue eyes, and ordinary looks, Victoria Dawson has always felt out of place in her family, especially in body-conscious L.A. Her father, Jim, is tall and slender, and her mother, Christina, is a fine-boned, dark-haired beauty. Both are self-centered, outspoken, and disappointed by their daughter’s looks. When Victoria is six, she sees a photograph of Queen Victoria, and her father has always said she looks just like her. After the birth of Victoria’s perfect younger sister, Gracie, her father liked to refer to his firstborn as “our tester cake.” With Gracie, everyone agreed that Jim and Christina got it right.
While her parents and sister can eat anything and not gain an ounce, Victoria must watch everything she eats, as well as endure her father’s belittling comments about her body and see her academic achievements go unacknowledged. Ice cream and oversized helpings of all the wrong foods give her comfort, but only briefly. The one thing she knows is that she has to get away from home, and after college in Chicago, she moves to New York City. 
Landing her dream job as a high school teacher, Victoria loves working with her students and wages war on her weight at the gym. Despite tension with her parents, Victoria remains close to her sister. And though they couldn’t be more different in looks, they love each other unconditionally. But regardless of her accomplishments, Victoria’s parents know just what to say to bring her down. She will always be her father’s “big girl,” and her mother’s constant disapproval is equally unkind.
When Grace announces her engagement to a man who is an exact replica of their narcissistic father, Victoria worries about her sister’s future happiness, and with no man of her own, she feels like a failure once again. As the wedding draws near, a chance encounter, an act of stunning betrayal, and a family confrontation lead to a turning point. 
Behind Victoria is a lifetime of hurt and neglect she has tried to forget, and even ice cream can no longer dull the pain. Ahead is a challenge and a risk: to accept herself as she is, celebrate it, and claim the victories she has fought so hard for and deserves. Big girl or not, she is terrific and discovers that herself."

AHHHH BOOOOKS! <3 

Ahhhhh that was a long blog, i'm actually really proud of myself for this, hope you enjoyed this blog :) i got really excited whilst writing it, mainly because i get excited quite easily hehe. i miss 2011, that was actually a really good year. 2012 is looking up though, last year of college (FINALLY) 

Right so this is me done, i shall blog again soooooon, hope you all have a lovely weekend.

                      ¡Adios Amigos! 

                                                                             xoxo