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The motivation to write this post has finally been discovered, can bloggers get writer block well that's what I am blaming it on for not having this post up ages ago. This summer I have travelled to a good few places and every trip has been an experience. It has taught me a fair deal about traveling and exploring different countries. One thing I learned on this trip was that long stopovers are a no no especially on your birthday (sitting in frankfurt airport for 7 hours was definitely not how I pictured celebrating the big 2-1) oh well we all learn and grow from these experiences. Budapest is a big city and there is plenty of buildings with overflowing history. I really enjoyed seeing the main sights of Budapest but I couldn't prepare myself for the heat this european city has on a daily basis in the summer months. I am used to around the 20's being extremely hot for me to handle but 30s was very extreme and sometimes it was hard to walk and function in the weather....

what a week, it has been crazy with traveling around Budapest and organising everything for my birthday. I actually can't believe I am 21 now, I certainty don't look like it anyways haha (I got ID for buying drink for my birthday because of the leaving cert results night) oh well suppose that is kind of a good thing. I want to talk about my outfit for my 21st birthday in this post, I have received a lovely response from so many of you gals asking where I got it and how cool it looks. I bought this purple tartan two-piece way back in June and when I first seen it i fell in love. For the past couple of years, it has become a tradition to wear a two piece on my birthday. They are so versatile and comfortable to wear for a party or a fancy occasion in my opinion. I am all about versatility when it comes to switching up outfits and actually wearing my clothes. Two piece can be worn separately as well which is perfect for having a couple of outfits in one. I had a grea...

The title is perfect for this blogpost as we literally spent about 48 hours in London last week. Our mini vacay of the summer. I have been to London countless times now and every time I visit this magical city I always want to come back or consider moving there haha. Here was my experience of 48 hours in LDN, some tips and advice for some who are interested in exploring the city. Things to do and see: Visit Carnaby Street- a very pretty street in London beside Oxford circus and not as busy sometimes lol, I liked the way there was a mixture of small independent stores as well as popular brand names. This area is definitely worth a stroll down the street even just for a browse and nosy at inner-city London life. Oxford Circus- This is your typical tourist destination for the newbies to London. Even though at times this place can give you anxiety because of the craziness and busy nature of people, it is still a huge part of the full London experience. Th...