A Cup of Shai

               Time is of the essence and we seem to be having to fit in more chores, more commitments and more work in the same amount of time.I can't cope under high pressure, so I find the following 12 ideas helpers to keep me calm.  1. Use clear tubs. Everything just looks so much neater, you can see exactly where products are, and you can also tell by looking if you're running low on supplies. You don't need to root through  boxes looking for things. Ergo no mess. Ergo no after-cleaning up. This leads me onto my second point. 2. Label boxes. So you know where everything is. It means that you're not faffing through a whole load of jewellery boxes or shoe boxes looking for what you want. 3. No packaging. When you buy a new product, take it out its packaging so you're not struggling with it when you need to be ready. 4. Fewer choices. Do you really need five highlighting palettes? I t...

                            Welcome back for Part 2 of my Wales blog :) I'm going to get stuck in straight away :) D ay 3.  This was p robably the most eventful day! We went exploring at St. David's Shopping Centre (which is just really similar to Leicester Highcross) and found a cute little alley way which reminded me of Diagon Alley LOL! Mostly, it had quaint coffee shops and cafes. But it also had those super-posh tie and scarf shops you have to be a millionaire to shop at haha. Yup.Walked right past them! :P  Later on, I attempted horse-riding for the first time. My horse (Barney) was a rebel; he didn't stop when I pulled at the rei ns. He also decided to stop twice for a massive wee and a poo, and then to top this episode off, he went a bit berserk trotting and nearly ran over one of the guides. Would I recommend h...

Hi guys! :) I know it's been a really long time since I blogged, but twas the Summer holidays :D Here it is as promised. I've just come back from Cardiff recently. I was sceptical because to me a holiday is somewhere abroad. "What'll there be to do?" I thought to myself. As we pulled up in the street we were staying in, I wasn't impressed with the exterior at all. It just didn't look very...holiday-ish. It wasn't a cosy cottage. It wasn't an apartment. It was a house. Day 1. T he trendy interior designs (grey and bright yellows), decorated with cactuses, modern art work and sand timers gave it that really cool edge. Ok. So maybe this will be fine! After the obligatory bagsy-ing of who got which bedrooms, I set about exploring the house. Does anyone else feel the same way? Or just me who finds it fascinating to be in a completely different house? I must admit  that it was quite scary at night because the long hallway reminded me of tha...