So this Sunday I decided to go back to my favourite home comforts – spaghetti bolognese with homemade garlic bread. I’m a sucker for a hearty pasta dish and this one I have to say reminds me of my childhood a lot. For those who know me will also know that I can’t get enough…… Continue reading Sunday Sessions
So this weekend has been pretty chilled. It’s nice to have some time to yourself and just relax sometimes and I definitely needed it after a busy few weeks. After tidying out my room I came across all of my Delicious Magazines and that inspired me to do a bit of cooking and Sunday’s are…… Continue reading Sunday Sessions
I’ve never been the biggest sports fan but more recently I’ve started to get into it, I mean with an extensive summer sports program it’s kind of hard to ignore! I’ve always said I would enjoy watching sports much more if I saw it live and that’s 100% accurate. I’ve seen a couple of rugby…… Continue reading The Championships Wimbledon 2016
Today’s result to leave the EU shocked millions across the UK and I’m sure Europe and the rest of the world, myself included. You have to ask yourself how many people were fully engaged in the debate and analysed the facts before voting. Nonetheless there is no point in dwelling on it, we need to now…… Continue reading A vote to leave the EU
If you’ve been following my posts on Instagram you’ll have seen that I’ve started uploading one photo a day of my travels around South America last summer. I was looking through a few photos, reminiscing, and realised I had so many photos yet to share. As I wasn’t blogging back then either I have loads of…… Continue reading Exploring Rio as a local
Recently there seems to be a ‘day’ dedicated to all walks of life. I don’t remember there ever being this many days dedicated to your favourite foods, drinks or wildlife! It was national burger day last week and lucky for us, it’s World Gin day this Saturday 11 June! (Who even makes this stuff up?) Gin is…… Continue reading 5 Ideas For World Gin Day
Everyone looks forward to the weekend. It’s a chance to wind down from work, forget about that report due in Monday, catch up with friends (nobody bats an eyelid if you are brunching with prosecco at 11am, this is just a warm up for the rest of the weekend) and for some it’s time to fit…… Continue reading GAIL’s Artisan Bakery
So the festival season has well and truly begun. This weekend alone you had Radio 1’s Big Weekend, Common People and Mutiny Music Festival to name a few. But this bank holiday my attention was turned to We Are Fstvl; a house music festival in Upminster, East London. Me and my best girl friends got…… Continue reading We Are Fstvl 2016
Earlier this week (24.05.16) my step mum and I went to see Jekyll and Hyde at The Old Vic Theatre in Waterloo, a new dance thriller choreographed by Drew McConie. If you’ve read my previous post about the Olivier Awards you may recognise Drew’s name as he won an Olivier for Best Theatre Choreographer for his work on…… Continue reading The McConie Company’s Jekyll and Hyde
The thing I love about travelling is that you get to meet so many people that you wouldn’t necessarily cross paths with in your day-to-day life. The one thing I learned was actually how small the world is. It’s a great thing to be able to meet new people but then know that if you…… Continue reading When 2 travellers came to stay
