I literally cannot believe I'm writing this post.

Today - celebrates exactly one year out of education. Like what? I've been an 'adult' for a whole year now...?

Still think I'm 18.

ANYWAY

I am finally starting to struggle with this now. Don't get me wrong, I have a great job at the moment, I enjoy it, the people there are lovely and it is semi related to my degree.

But I want to do something more with my degree.

I've written about my job hunt before, and how I keep on top of it. But I thought it would be important to write a post about how I don't get disheartened about it, even though I do. But you know.

GUYS - I have a bit of a confession to make...

I never used to like baths.
There, I said it!

When I was in Lapland I had a bit of a binge on LUSH, I think it was probably only the second time I've ever brought anything in LUSH (first time was the classic Bubblegum lip scrub) and I went a bit crazy. I will be doing reviews on the things I got once I have some empties because I brought a lot of things that are taking their time to use! But I did buy a bath bomb or two, and now I am into them... BIG TIME. I went over to Southampton the other day (we don't have a LUSH on the Island, it's a travesty!) and so it would've been rude not to pop into LUSH and get a couple of bath bombs.

Sit down, grab a cuppa, lets have a chat...

As some of you may not know, I graduated last July from the University of the Arts London with an Upper Second Class Honours in Production of Television and Live Events. I had many trials, tribulations and regrets from my time at Uni, but thats a story for another post. In this post I want to talk about what I've done SINCE Uni, and what I'm finding difficult about living the graduate life (spoiler: a lot). Hopefully it will be an interesting read even if you're not a studier of Television, but will also be an insight into how different careers progress etc.