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2019, You're Late

Firstly… I hope you’ve all had a glorious Christmas and a very merry New Year. Alex and I spent our new year’s drunk in the queue of Oceana after he had just been sick in my mates sink. Think of that how you will. But it was one of the best new years yet (As well as last year). I’ve been a bit MIA (missing in action) and I’m fully aware. But it’s probably true that so far this year I’ve had the best highlights and the worst low points of my year so far. I’ve started my new job and it’s the best decision I’ve made since I graduated, I L O V E  IT and everybody has been nothing but friendly. It’s the first job I’ve had where I actually am being the most inspired and creative that I can possibly be, enabled by amazing people and an amazing company. I’m so excited for my future there and have such a good feeling of settlement already. Besides, as we all know, last year was trial and error.  I’ve been stressed because of all the changes but this is my year I’m tellin...
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Goodbye Winchester



As I say my goodbyes to Winchester and move back home this weekend I reflect on my three years… THREE years?! Where has that time gone?! So much as happened and I’ve changed so much but in all the good juicy ways. It's all rather overwhelming. But that development doesn’t stop, I also try and prepare myself for the transition from living independently with my friends to living in a secluded (although beautiful scenery) country house. I’m feeling bitter sweet about the whole ordeal. On one hand I’m going to miss living with my best friend, getting around easily with regular public transport to other cities and getting pissed every week on a school night. On the other hand, I can finally learn to drive (lord knows the location of my house means this is a necessity), I’m close to my boyfriend and girls who I grew up with, and I can spend precious time with my family that perhaps I took for granted when I originally moved away. Living with my home comforts is hardly anything to complain about and living on my own was never fun during holidays. Family after all is everything and they are who I have to thank for the values I’ve treasured.


I am so excited to save and plan my next chapter with my partner in crime, perhaps pulling a few more strings together to actually have some prosperous plans and healthy every day habits that somehow got lost in the motions of uni. I believe that everything happens for a reason and I’m overwhelmingly excited to see what happens next for me. Even if at the moment it feels as confusing as the magic-round-about in Swindon (if you know, you know).

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