Life of H

One of the most common questions among, myself and my friends is, what do I take to university? It's the first time we really need to think about what we actually need to live with, like kitchen and bedroom supplies.  Then I am one of those people who feel like I am going to over pack, I don't want to turn up with, things I am not going to need however I also do not want to turn up with not enough, so over the last few days I have been compiling lists (more lists) of the basic uni essentials to take with you. I do not think it is necessarily important for you to take up the entire contents of IKEA's kitchen range or 20 cushions for your bed. Although touches like that can immediately make you feel more homely. Also a trip shopping for those extra bits, when you get there, This could be a good ice breaker and secondly you don't always know what your going to need and you might end up keeping spare items in a box.  I am lucky enough to be in catered accommodation,...

Over the past couple of years, I have been lucky enough to experience a wide variety of things and visit places and do things I have never done before. While living in Spain has given my a great opportunity, it has resulted in a fair few flights back to the UK. While there have been plenty of other flights and visits to other countries.

Lately my go to Moisturiser has been a Nivea one, which I really loved and it did wonders for my skin. However I had used it all up and since then,  I have been  looking for, testing and trying others to find another moisturiser which I equally love, as I cannot find the same one in the shops. 

It's been a couple of weeks since that nail biting few days of result time and thankfully I had gotten into my first choice university! (I apologise to my parents profusely for the hormonal mood swings over  that time) Since then I have been full of excitement, anticipation and nervs. In preparation to pull my life together and sort it out before I move in a few weeks, I've found I have been surrounded by never ending lists; shopping lists, enrolment lists, packing lists, reading lists and it goes on. So I thought I would compile my own list of the things I feel will make the move a little bit easier, with less things to work out when I get there, which means more time for freshers and fun.

This time two years ago, I was getting ready to move abroad. I had lived in England for 16 years, my entire life. The thought of moving to somewhere new, was excitedly terrifying and being a teenager I was 100% determined I was staying, in the place I knew and with the people I loved.

A new post has been due, since I haven't written one for a while, which makes me sad however my exams were a tad more important but as soon as they finished, I  decided to make some cupcakes, and they tasted that good I thought I would share the recipe!!