Love is a fickle lover , a tempestuous burst of mixed emotions that engulf you in its hungry wake. Except what do I know about love, when I have never been in love myself? I was always in 'love with the idea' of being in love, mistaking the 'honeymoon period' as a Disney-fied version of romance, where the birds flit among the cherry blossom trees and the music-melodic in the background - plays gently as our love story conquered forth. But then each time a relationship or a romance would break down, I would realize that my version of what I saw as love, was not love at all. Psychologists might argue that my inability to fall in love and truly open myself to others might be because of a ... read more
5 Things That I Have Learned About Love
Why Mauritius Is An Instagrammer’s Paradise
The blue waves are foaming with white, as the mermaids frolic with the dolphins in open waters, climbing through the seaweed that blocks their way. The turtles swim langorously in the heat of the ripening morning sun and the beach goers make sand angels in the pristine white sand, searching for fossils to recapture the past. But it is the seven coloured earths that capture the publics imagination the most, a reminder of a vial of striped sand you were given by your Foster mum who went on a dream holiday to Mauritius all those years ago. It almost seems like a lifetime ago. For tourists Mauritius is the poster child for 'Instagrammable locations', a dream vacation that encompasses ... read more
Why The Canary Islands Should Be On Your Bucket List
As the rain drizzles down my window pane and the clouds are stormy grey, I dream of a holiday not so far away, where the sun is bright and cheerful with its peacocking golden rays and the skies are as blue as the mermaid kingdom that lies beyond the sea, where the mermaids swim happily ever after. In this alluring Spanish archipelago the fantastical possibilities are endless as you swim among the dolphins in the wild and dive off a glossy magazine spread esque yacht into the tranquil open waters, where teal green and navy merge together in one magical hodge podge of mermaids and mermen. It's a hot subtropical climate here in The Canary Islands, so it should come as no surprise that 12 ... read more
5 Steps To Get Your New Product On The Shelves
As bloggers we are always looking for new ways to create 'side hustles' or separate businesses that can become an extension of our blogging portfolio, with many bloggers creating products like 'toys', 'books', clothing lines and innovative gadgets to promote to both a 'localized' and international audience, depending on the scope of the product. With more and more bloggers curating carefully constructed recipe books, self-help guides, autobiographical musings and clothing lines catered towards young children and babies, when it comes to creating products, the sky really is the limit. But the question of how to get your new product on the shelves, is an entirely different story altogether, as ... read more
Breakfast At The Principal London With Event Venues.Com
Standing mere moments away from Russell Square lies the impressive 'Principal London', a Grade II listed hallmark 334 room building, that is bursting with 'oodles of character'. From the coral rooms of the 'Neptune Bar' famed for its seafood platters featuring lobster, crab and sea trout tartare to the 1920's Gatsby themed 'Fitz Bar' renowned for their cocktails like 'Spy Princess', The Principal London was restored in the Spring, to elevate the profile and gravitas of London's most literary neighborhood. Steeped in history, The Principal London was first opened in 1898, by the Frederick Hotels Company, who sought a 'hotel space' that was not only in London's most prolific neighborhood of ... read more
5 Easy Ways To Make Your Bedroom Cosier
If there is anyone who loves relaxing and spending 'alone time' it is me, who likes nothing better than watching a vintage episode of Fresh Meat, with a beer in one hand and my phone in the other, while I scroll through coveted Instagram Feeds absentmindedly. After all, when the days are long and the nights are cruel, why traipse around in the cold after hardcore 'party sessions' when you can eat deliciously divine cheesecake and scoop m&m's into your mouth, wrapped in the fluffiest most plush blanket that you can imagine. To me without my bedroom I would be lost, it's a space for me to be creative, a hub where the magic happens and above all floats between being a 'chill' and work space ... read more
How To Dress It Up In Autumn With Boohoo
There is something so unbelievably fantastical about Autumn, as we leave summer behind and delve into a pile of orange leaves, glistening under the brightness of the sun. Despite the slight chill in the air, and the desire to snuggle into a ruby slanket, autumn remains -at least in my opinion- the most beautiful season for fashion, as you alternate between chenille jumpers and over the knee boots to floral jumpsuits, layered over colourful turtlenecks, without recompense. And yet many struggle to find their 'fashion identity' in a season that while short and fleeting, is nevertheless iconic for trends like 'jumpers over dresses', marking a moment for 'transitional fashion' in the industry. ... read more
Why Liverpool Should Be On Your Bucket List This Year
While some might have memories of Liverpool being centered around 'Beatlemania' and jamming to 'old school' 70's music, for me, my love affair with Liverpool started in my second year of university. My friend had invited me to spend Christmas with her and for the most part it was a magical experience, although we are no longer friends now. We spent the festive season exploring the cities many museums , gastronomic specialties, as well Liverpool One and the beautiful vistas of the nearby 'Wirral' where my friend lived. There were presents underneath the Christmas Tree lined with electric blue tinsel, while the tempestuous wind would knock my hat flying and I would run after it in my towering ... read more
What Every Dream Garden Must Have
Before I moved to London, I dreamed of having a 'dream garden' that would leap straight out of the 'glossy magazine' pages, draped with fairy lights that twinkled under the light of the full moon, incense wafting in and out of flowers. There would be bright and bold flowers demanding your attention, roses, bluebells and daffodils lined up in a row, while a greenhouse housed all the succulents you could find, a mini Kew Gardens in your very own backyard-it would be magical. The candles would flicker with a yellowish light, and the smell of fresh cut roses intermingling with warm bodies coming together, would send me into my happy place, where everything was sunshine and rainbows, and the ... read more
24 Hours In The Big City Of London
If there is any city that captures the 'vitality' of life at its full force, it is London, a city which like New York, is a concrete jungle that never sleeps. The streets are alive with the illusion of promise, as the 24 hour tubes swing into action at the weekends where patrons drink merrily until sunrise, and the clubs are heaving with sweaty endorphins bouncing around the room like puppies. The days are whimsical, as the flower markets float on by, while the food critics wrinkle their nose to capture tasting notes permeating from wine glasses, heady and sensual. 24 hours in the big city of London, is an adventure that is filled with possibilities, as you waltz on the London Eye and goof ... read more
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