March, how has that been and gone already? I'm a little stunned that we're already into April and I'm writing up my March Review already. So, what did I get up to in March?


♥ HITTING THE GYM
Although I did start going mid-February, I have been going to the gym quite a lot this month, as my work place has one onsite which I can use. I was a little scared of going to start with, as I wasn't much of a big gym goer and felt a little intimidated by everyone else but slowly but surely, I went more often. I started going Tuesday and Thursdays each week and if I missed a day, I'd go three days the following week to balance it back out. I will say that during the last week of March, I didn't go at all as I felt some pain in my knee so didn't want to push it but I've been really been enjoying myself and I'm noticing some slight changes within my body - obviously won't see anything mega just yet. I really want to keep this up and start living a bit more of a healthy lifestyle this year, which was a goal of mine last year and didn't stick to it. I'd quite keen to see the differences after 6 months so watch this space!


♥ MY BIRTHDAY!
So, I turned 26 in March (crumbs). Although I didn't do much for my birthday, I enjoyed the time I got to spend with people. I went out to Funky Wood for dinner, where I had salt and pepper squid as a starter and a really tasty chicken burger for my main. I also went out for brunch with my oldest and closest friends at Coppa Club, which was so tasty and the atmosphere was delightful. I got some pretty cool presents, even though I didn't ask for anything and it was a very quiet one. I think 26 isn't so much of a milestone birthday so it being quiet fit quite well with the occassion.


Not long after I started, there was word that there was going to be a work outing, and it happened in March. We went to a Medieval Banquet in London and yes, I was sceptical to begin with, but I had a rather good night! I got a little merry and danced to songs like Macarena and Cha Cha Slide and people loved it (I don't really know what I did but they enjoyed my dancing). I really enjoyed myself that night and it made me feel like I fit in with everyone and just felt so content with the people I was around :)

♥ THINGS I'VE ENJOYED
Look after yourself,


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On Sunday, it was my birthday and I turned 25. That is crazy. It only felt like yesterday that I was in Secondary School all carefree, GCSE's were going to be a big thing for me, I'd be on MSN for countless hours chatting to my friends and giving people love on Bebo. That was 10 years ago and a lot of things have changed since then, mainly for the better, although many bad things have come my way. But, in the 25 years that I have been alive, there have been many things that I have learnt but these are the 25 that have stuck with me the most. So, here they are.

1. Tea is my favourite hot beverage.
2. I'm a little bit weird and that's okay.
3. You don't get bumps on your tongue if you lie.
4. Glasses aren't a bad thing.
5. Cats are my favourite animal ever.
6. Getting spotty is a normal thing, even in your 20's.
7. I can't please everybody.
8. Not everyone will like me.
9. I don't have square eyes, even though I've watched TV for most of my life.
10. Things may get scary and stressful but it will get better.
12. It's okay to have down days with no explanation as to why.
12. I don't have to know what I want to do in life.


13. Looking after myself is a priority.
14. I can just be me. I don't need to fit in or be part of a crowd.
15. I'm the worst of getting rid of material possessions.
16. You can spell Jason from using 5 months' first letters (July, August, September, October, November).
17. Friendship is about how much we care about each other, not how long I've known them.
18. Going outside with wet hair doesn't give me a cold.
19. I'm unique.
20. Having a sister is like having a best friend, who brings you food or toilet roll.
21. When I say 'having a few drinks', it usually means I end up with a few bottles of wine under my belt.
22. I am pretty.
23. Saving money is definitely beneficial for my future.
24. Using swear words frequently means that you have a 'greater overall vocabulary'. I must have a massive vocabulary.
25. The quality of my relationship isn't defined or rated by what I see on social media.

And that's the list complete. 25 years have taught me a lot, let's see what the next 25 years teach me.

What have you learnt in your years?

Look after yourself,


This blog post is not sponsored and all opinions are my own and honest!