What I've Been Up To:
This month has been a really busy and equally wonderful one for me. It started with my cousin having a baby so has included newborn visits. I found myself on day trips to the aquarium and the museum. The weather has been beautiful and so I've been to duck ponds, on scenic walks and enjoying pub gardens. I've eaten endless pizzas, drank a lot of lattes and caught up with friends over brunch. I've visited a farm and ate the most delicious ice cream. I drank cocktails topped with sweets and shared secrets with friends. I watched Gilmore Girls and laughed. I also have the best day visiting Wild Place, which will be up on my youtube channel soon. And spent Easter in the company of Sunshine and familyReading | Books:
-Still Me by Jojo Moyes- This is going to hurt by Adam Kay (I will write more about this on my instagram soon)
Reading | Blogs:
The Anna Edit on Mini Home Make OversIn The Frow on Why We Don't Need Photoshop Our Bodies
Reading | Articles:
Dolly Alderton: 7 Lies Millenials Are ToldListening | Podcasts:
Nobody Panic on datingNobody panic on guilt
Watching:
New GirlThe Chilling Adventures of Sabrina
Gilmore Girls (again, I know)
Let me know what you've been up to! I hope you had a great month too!
Love, Chloe x
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