Sydney Postcard One

Hey pals! I'm in Sydney this whole week and I thought I'd share a few little moments from around the city while I'm here. I'm more of an amateur photographer, so these are just a few little snaps I liked the look of! The trip is halfway through, I'll divvy more pictures out later in the week; for now have a squiz through. E x

Life Lately

University is over for another five weeks. I counted it up and with 28 assessment pieces in 14 weeks, being relieved is a complete understatement. I'm stoked that the semester is over and I'm ready to actually spend some time enjoying the break because quite frankly the job/eat/sleep/university cycle has got me burnt out. It's been a while since I posted on this space so I thought I'd run you through what's been happening these last few weeks.

Small-Scale Beauty

I think it's safe to say that no one likes going into Mecca/Sephora/whatever-cosmetic-store-you-go-to and buying a product - and it's terrible. I also think it's safe to say that everyone likes getting free stuff. Combine the two and there you go, free beauty samples were born. I love free samples/minis, especially as someone who is allergic to a tonne of ingredients in skincare. They're actually not too hard to come by, so if you're wanting to find out how to get ahold of them I can help out.

No Point Crying Over Spilt Milk: Life Lessons

Everyone's been there. You get upset over something that you can't possibly control, and with no solution, every aspect of your life just becomes more and more vexing. Let's get it out of the way: that feeling is absolute shit. It is. It's annoying and irritating, but it happens to the best of us. We don't like being out of control, but sometimes the best way to get back on track is just to walk away, cut the strings and close the door. In walking away, you're also heading towards something better. The moving forward process is an important one - and this process can be applied to your personal and professional life. Let's get started.

Long Time, No See

Heya, It's been a long, long while. My last post was on the 10th of March. The 10th of March, what have I been up to in all that time? Well, I've been adjusting to the life of a uni student, been working a lot and catching up with friends. I've learnt more economic theories than I thought my brain could handle, and I've been filling up notebook after notebook with creative writing/poetry ideas. With all that going down, I sort of got swept away from Heya Emily for a bit.