Sunday, 30 November 2014 Paris

What can I say about Paris...  It was (and very much still is) one of the most eloquent, beautiful and prosperous cities I have visited.

Wednesday, 19 November 2014 Amsterdam

Amsterdam was gorgeous; another favourite city of mine.

Tuesday, 11 November 2014 Berlin

Berlin was one city that I absolutely adored. 

Friday, 31 October 2014 Prague

Wednesday, 8 October 2014 Lesce Bled

Wednesday, 17 September 2014 Venezia

I go back to Uni on Saturday and I have mixed feelings about it. Half of me can't wait to see my friends, let out some steam and perhaps add some purpose to my life, but the other half feels absolutely freaking terrified.To be a student going into their final year seems incredibly daunting, and what's even worse about it is that it means I have to turn 21 in January and finally graduate in the Summer. I am going to be a grown up and grown ups have to make scary decisions about what direction their life will go in. Pray for me. 
Although, looking back over the beautiful, eyeopening never ending summer I have had of travelling, meeting the greatest people and expanding my future sights, it does spur me on to keep on going, grabbing every opportunity with both hands and getting those experiences that I will never have the chance to have again. So I guess I just have to breathe and maybe, one day, if I keep doing that, I will end up exactly where I am supposed to be. :) It's a little late but in June and July I travelled to 9 different European cities : Venice > Slovenia > Budapest > Vienna > Prague > Berlin > Amsterdam > Brussels > Paris.
Although I loved every moment of my trip, my favourites were Budapest (for the nightlife), Berlin (for the nightlife) and Paris. Paris was one of the beautiful cities I have ever been to and is probably a city I need to visit again and want get to know inside and out. 
However giving each city the justice it deserves, they all have a dedicated blog post just for them.
Starting with...

Wednesday, 26 March 2014 Spring has Sprung

Aaaah the whimsical breeze of British Springtime seems to have finally graced our presence:  the beautiful, yet still refreshing sunshine, the premise of beer gardens at lunch and the knowledge that the highly anticipated summer holidays are no longer a lifetime away, but a mere few weeks. 
Springtime is my favourite time of the year and although I was born in the dingy darkness that is the month of January, I think I feel at my happiest during the Springtime.It is neither too hot nor too cold, and everyone is on tenderhooks, waiting for their summer plans and trips to finally come to fruition.