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Plants are a side passion of mine, and our new place has ample light so of course I couldn’t just have all of my plants in one little area! But what I really wanted was a way to have my plants be in front of the window without taking up valuable cat-chilling window sill space. I used a 3 3/8 inch hole saw bit to drill holes to fit 4-inch terra-cotta pots. Usually, I don’t have a lot of plants in north-facing windows just because they don’t tend to get a lot of light.

My 3-year fitness journey update will be coming soon, but I just couldn’t wait to post about my new workout routine and how I’m switching things up for year 4. yes technically I’ve been doing CrossFit for two weeks now, but I’m not going to count that first week. My first real week of CrossFit, I only made it to two classes. I know my limits, I know how movements are supposed to feel, and I’m not going to push myself to do things that I know might not be ideal for where my body is right now.

It’s been awhile since I’ve done anything remotely blog related… The real point of this post is to celebrate my 4 years of blogging! ! It’s also really neat to see how the blogging world has changed over the years as well. I finally met up and had an epic photoshoot with Gabby aka the blogging queen • Designed and developed a blog theme that I’m actually so happy with and proud of

Originally I was going to stay in the house I’m in now until after graduation, after I found a job, and after Brad’s lease was up in June. Ideally I don’t want to stay here long-term because too many bad things have happened in this house and I’m ready to get away from that. I honestly don’t care about class anymore, and I’m so ready to get going on the rest of my life. I’m actually not walking at graduation because I don’t want to sit there for three hours to wait for my name to be called nor do I want my parents and brother to sit there for three hours bored out of their minds.

I shared this on my Instagram, but wanted to share here – self-care is not self control. ” – i heard this quote on an old @chr1styharrison podcast that i was revisiting the other day

Summer is around the corner and if you are anything like me, your probably craving an escape and reboot. Whether you think you deserve a break or not, I am here to tell you “YES!” everyone deserves and needs to unplug mentally, physically, and emotionally in order to be our best selves and to avoid hitting total burnout

We spent a week in Marrakech and we packed it full of adventures and activities so I thought I'd write a little blog post with my favourite things that we did, along with a few tips and answers to questions We did get ripped off a couple of times when we didn't really know what we were doing or when we didn't have a full grasp of how much the Moroccan Dirham was in Pounds It's full of history and it's so easy to wander around and imagine what it used to be like back in it's former glory days. A day here was enough because the city is quite small and there's not loads to do compared to Marrakech but it is truly beautiful and like Marrakech, I've never been anywhere quite like it.

New York is the city that never sleeps. And that suited me fine on my recent trip as I wanted to spend every waking hour exploring

This restaurant is a little bit more expensive than the others but still cheap by UK standards for what the food is like and with it's traditional decor, it's definitely more of an evening meal place rather than a quick lunchtime stop. There is so much history and culture in this city and out of all of the European city breaks that I've been on, I feel like Krakow is the one I actually learnt the most from and in my list below, you'll see why. It's full of incredible street art, cool and quirky food places, amazing art galleries and has an all round amazing atmosphere and vibe, full of history and culture. The Cloth Hall sits right in the centre and this is full of market stalls with little trinkets that are literally so cheap if you're looking for cute souvenirs and there's a museum actually underground here too called the Rynek Museum which tells the story of the Cloth Hall's history.

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