Well hello there, it’s been a while!
I’ve been an awful blogger lately, part of which I blame on my own stupidity by dropping my laptop off a 4 foot height. Turns out laptops aren’t indestructible – who knew?! Despite that, I’m rejoining the world of blogging with the standard beginning-of-the-year post. I actually plan to be productive this year so I should probably come up with some goals and things I want to do in 2017. Here we go…
I love writing and I always have, so starting a blog always seemed like something I’d be made for. I’m so happy when I’m thinking of a post and planning it all out, finding the right pictures and structuring the paragraphs. So why have I been struggling so much lately?
Hey everyone! I’m a bit late on my blogging but I’m finally here! Anyway, I’ve been seeing this award thing going around and honestly had no idea what it was until I was tagged by the lovely OvernightBelle – thank you! Why not give it a try? So here we go…
Every time I tell someone I visited Porto Santo Island, the general response I get is “Where?” I asked my mum the same question when she told me we were going on holiday there this year. Porto Santo is possibly the smallest place I have ever visited. As a whole the island has just over 5000 inhabitants and has an area of 16 sq miles. But for a small place, it has a rich history and is becoming more and more of a must-visit holiday destination. I loved my time there and was told some pretty interesting stories about the island that I thought would be nice to share!
Going to university can be both really fun and really daunting; you’re being thrown into a completely new situation with people who, not only have you never met before, but are from different places and have different backgrounds. I made a lot of mistakes in my first year of university, which ultimately lead to my dropping out, and I don’t want anyone else to go through the same things so I’ve come up with a list of things NOT TO DO in your first year of university.
As of tomorrow I’m saying goodbye to my teen years. Good riddance. I can’t wait to become a full fledged adult. I know there’ll be hardships along the way but this is when I truly feel like my life is starting. Nevertheless, I thought I’d take a look back at all of the things I’ve learned over the past 20 years. Hopefully this might be helpful to someone!
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