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Going Out Prep

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Last week on Friday I went on a night out for the first time in forever and it got me thinking about what is the best way to get ready for a night out. I thought I'd share with you my own personal insight into how I get ready for a night out on the town. Let's get started.  The first thing I like to do when getting ready for a night out is have a bath. A shower is quick and easy but I feel with a bath I could do a full pamper session of washing my hair, body, shaving and doing a face mask. Just anything to prep my skin ready for a night out on the town and my most crucial part of a night out is making sure I smell good. That's why I always have to have a bath before going out on a night out.  While I'm getting ready, I always like to have a cheeky pre-drink to get me in the mood and my drink of choice is always rum and coke. More specifically this was Malibu which is one of my favourite rums.  The first part of getting ready is doing my hair. First I have to dry it with

A Book Haul

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As someone who is currently reading two books at the moment which are The Burnout by Sophie Kinsella and As Old As Time by Liz Braswell. I only have two more books left on my bookshelf so I thought I'd look into getting some new books. That's exactly what I've done with three new books on my bookshelf that I'm very excited to read and thought I'd share with you today in a book haul.  Let's get started. The Happiest Ever After by Milly Johnson Something I've really been trying to do is branch out and read different author's books and so far it's paid off as I've been thoroughly pleased with my findings. This is no exception and honestly I'm really excited to give this book a read as I can relate how heartedly to it. It's about Polly who is currently having a rough time at the moment with an awful boss and her partner ended up cheating on her. One thing she does love is writing her novel where she's created a more successful version of

Dublin Photo Journal

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Last weekend, I was in Dublin and I thought it would be a fun idea to share a photo journal with you of the trip so here it is. Our journey began after I finished work where we travelled up to Liverpool. We went through the Mersey tunnel and made our way to the Adelphi hotel in Liverpool which was a hotel I've stayed in many times and always enjoyed. We then went for a walk around Liverpool and ended up in Matthew Street which is always fun to walk through. After we got back to the hotel and was able to catch up on the Apprentice.  The next day we made our way to Liverpool John Lennon Airport which is an airport I've never been to before. It was pretty straightforward, although security was pretty stressful. It's why we had to have a cheeky beverage at 10am in the morning before making our way to the gate. The flight itself was alright although very bumpy. We went right at the back of the plane and had a window seat. It was a pretty nice flight and went so quick that before