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June 1, 2016

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Let’s hear it for the brunch 🍳 some of the fi

Let’s hear it for the brunch 🍳 some of the first few London brunches so far for some Saturday morning inspiration and yesss I’m heading out this morning scouting out a new brunch spot byeeee 🥑

#londonbrunch #londonbreakfast #breakfastlondon #brunchlondon #brunchgoals #avocadotoast

The books I read in September!! I have to admit

The books I read in September!!

I have to admit September was my worst month of the year and of course the first one I chose to document. With moving to London, catching up with people and spending all my money at the West End, reading took a bit of a back seat this month. Howeverrr here are some short reviews (full reviews can be found on the blog x) - also tell me what you’re reading and loving as I need some new books for the shelves!

50. Truly, Madly, Guilty by Liane Moriarty - 3/5
This is the third book I've read by Liane Moriarty and I seem to compare every book to Big Little Lies but it wasn't quite up there with that one. However, there were a lot of twists, turns and unexpected curve balls which I loved. Took me a little longer than I wanted to read, but still enjoyable.

51. The Midnight Library by Matt Haig (gifted) - 5/5
This has been on my reading list all year so I was pleasantly surprised when this copy landed in my postbox from Canongate. It reminded me a little of Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine but I loved the life lessons and it reallyyy did make me think about life and regrets and purpose. A very thought-provoking book that I would hugely recommend.

52. The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg (Gifted) - 4/5
Because Atomic Habits by @jamesclear literally changed my entire life, I had very high hopes for this one. However, TPoH was much more about the science of habit and how to recognize and change a habit. A lot of useful information and I learnt all about the marketing behind Febreeze which I found v enlightening

#2021reads #tbrpile #bookstack #bookreview #52booksin52weeks

One of the best things about returning to London i

One of the best things about returning to London is being able to catch up with friends I haven’t seen in literal YEARS. And it helps that I organize these catch-ups to revolve around brunch so I can check out some new avocado toast spots 😋

Excited that this weekend revolves around more catch-ups and seeing my absolute fav @dermotkennedy at Ally Pally. First concert after covid and couldn’t be more excited. Also ironic that my last concert pre-covid was seeing Dermot at Radio City Hall in NYC - how life works!

But if you know me you’ll know concerts/gigs are my fav things on earth so the excitement is very much REAL for tomorrow 🤩

My most recent article in Strategic Magazine (Autu

My most recent article in Strategic Magazine (Autumn 2021 issue) looked at the ethics of online social media influencers.

When you think of influencers who edit their images, and advertise products they have no interest in or have never used before then it's easy to disregard any ethics that influencers hold.

However, there are good influencers out there that promote important topics such as sustainable fashion and consumption, educate their followers on climate change and important issues and self-development.

Influencers - are they ethical or unethical or are they just human like the rest of us?

three weeks into London life so it's time to start

three weeks into London life so it's time to start documenting everything again 🤳🏼

I've been so lax with posting actual pictures on here so expect a backlog of travels from the past six months along with everything I'm getting up to in London as I've got lots planned and I'm finally back into a regular routine (hello 6.30am alarm and my new friend Jim (aka Gym))

I don't really know what I'm using this space for but it will mostly be following what London has in store as well as my usual book reviews and back to gig reviews too which I'm sooo excited about

Mainly there's a lot of prep happening with planning the next season of the podcast, some writing pieces coming up and some new ventures that 2022 will have in store - so I hope you'll come along with the journey xxx

cc: @megansrestaurants for my favourite place to brunch and yes I know Mayo lost the final AGAIN but as we say every year, there’s always next year 🥲

Part 1 of Wales feels like Italy 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 we had a scorcher of a day in Tenby a few weekends ago and it’s definitely somewhere I want to come back to and remember to bring a towel so I can get in the water cos it’s beauttttt plus that little sign for books was like a lighthouse pointing me in the right direction cos u can never have enough 📚

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