I had the absolute time of my life this weekend.

I was at the Isle of Wight Festival this weekend, and I'm currently reliving it through some painful post-Festival blues. I love Festivals. I'm not going to claim to be a crazy festival goer as I have only been to two, both of which are basically on my doorstep. Last year was the first time in about 8/9 years that I hadn't been to one, because I spent the summer in Greece. I love the friendly atmosphere, the lack of worries and the drinking games centred around a muddy patch of grass that becomes 'home' for the weekend. (side note at this point, the below pictures are not mine due to an awful phone at this point of the weekend, but I will be of course crediting the photographers correctly)

I know, I am rubbish.
I started a Sunday series but I couldn't keep up with it ahah. So I'll just do it every other week or see how it goes.

I saw this one on someone else's blog (super sorry, cannot remember whose it was... should really note these things down) and thought I'd give it a go... so here *drum roll* is

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

Come one, you don't live under a rock do you????
You must know that there is a referendum coming up on the 23rd June there is a referendum.

There are a couple of great posts around to help you decide which way to vote, but I'm going to talk about WHY you should vote! So many people I talk to have a couple of reasons about why they're NOT going to vote, but I'm gonna answer those as to why they're a load of boohocky.

It was as I was halfway through my spinning session the other day, it occurred to me that I have exactly the same thoughts every time I go...

TWEET TWEET!

I had the idea for this post the other day, when I was sat talking with my Mum and her friend about social media. My Mums friend says she uses social media to promote her photography business. My Mum is a complete dweeb when it comes social media - she got Facebook last year so she could speak to me in Greece and her 'work gals', still doesn't have a profile picture and has about 7 friends.

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.

It's that time of the month again, you know where we all go 'I can't believe it's been a whole month...'
But seriously, I can't believe it's been a whole month.

I keep seeing the date and thinking it's the beginning of May, I can't believe it's June? I swear April was yesterday?

Anyway, with June coming we should be getting some nice sunny weather, but then again, we do live in England so unlikely. It's also marking up to one year since I finished University next week, so I will be writing about that.

I really like setting myself little goals for the month, it deceives my brain into thinking I'm actually getting somewhere, when in fact I'm not. The smaller goals are so much more achievable and I won't get disheartened if I don't achieve them... because I WILL achieve them!