I ♥ Perrie Edwards

Im going to start doing a I ♥ ... thing every month :) this month is Perrie Edwards from Little Mix. I think she is beautiful and I admire her style and her individual twist on fashion. 

I would also like to say happy birthday to my beautiful dog Coco who is seven today ♥

Hope everyone has a good day x

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Disclaimer: I do not own any of these images

I ♥ Fall TAG

I thought I would do the I ♥ Fall Tag (even though it is mainly YouTube based) because I like doing tags and I love Fall/Autumn :) So without further-a-do lets get started!

Favorite Fall lip product? 
Im not the biggest spender when it comes to make up, so that is why my chosen lip product is MUA lipstick - shade 1. It is a beautiful deep red colour and is perfect for Autumn.

Favorite Fall Nail Polish?

I love dark colours for Autumn, but instead of going with the berry trend I love navy blue. Collection 2000 - Midnight is great. I only use one coat and im done!

Favorite Starbucks Fall Drink?

I dont really go to Starbucks that often and I HATE coffee but they do a pretty damn good hot chocolate!

Favorite Fall Candle?


I havent really got a favourite but i love the cinnamon scented ones.

Favorite Fall Scarf or accessory?

I recently bought a navy blue bobble hat from primark for £3 and i love it!

Haunted house, haunted hay ride, or haunted corn maze?


I am a massive wuss when it comes to these things and have never done any of them, however this year im braving Tulley's Farm.

Favorite Halloween movie?
I really like Halloween Town on Disney Channel (because im so cool like that!)

Favorite candy to eat on Halloween?

I don't really have a favourite - I love them all!

What are you dressing up as for Halloween?
Not sure yet, but either a devil (same every year) or maybe a ladybird :L


What is your Favorite thing about Fall?
EVERYTHING!

I hope you enjoyed this tag and I tag anyone who reads this to leave your version as a link in the comments :)Hope you have a good halloween!

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Duke of Edinburgh | The Real Deal

A couple of weeks ago I went on my actual Duke of Edinburgh walk (scary!) which meant walking 17km on the Saturday and 18km on Sunday. This may or may not sound like a long way but we were carrying over 13kg on our backs and we were climbing giant hills! Anyway we started off from a car park in Firle and I was the first to map read... bit of a mistake seeing as I barely know my left and right! So we walked, got a bit lost, made friends with some cows and trampled through someone's field. Overall the journey there was fine apart from a couple of parts... as we were walking along the side of a road I lost my balance (damn you giant rucksack!), toppled over and sprained my ankle! However I soldiered on through because our group had worked so hard to get to where we were and it would all be a complete waste of time if I quit then. We then got to have lunch at Arlington Reservoir which was only meant to take 20 minutes but we ended up spending an hour lolling about and getting ice cream (YUM!). We then walked to Alfriston to a camp site and it turned out we were the last there by around two hours!! In total that day we had walked just over 10 hours! We were knackered! For dinner we had soup for starters, then spaghetti and pesto, then chocolate in our tent. The night was absolutely FREEZING - the teachers said it got to 2 degrees celsius - so this meant I got maximum two hours sleep. 

The next day we were all exhausted and the thought of doing it all again was dire. We were determined to be the first to leave as we arrived last that night, so we woke up at 6:30, got breakfast ready and got changed. At around 7:30 we started taking the tents down which was horrible because there were crane flies everywhere! I HATE crane flies! Anyway once the tents were down all we had to do was pack away everything which we were surprisingly fast at. So we all managed to leave at 8:45 which was roughly the time we wanted to set off. Sadly we were not the first to leave, as the group we had a friendly rivalry with set off 15 mins before us. However as we reached the toilet block the were all standing outside trying to work out where they were going, which meant we were the first to leave! 

Our route was pretty simple because we just had to follow the river. However because we are lazy we kept having breaks and once we got to the first meeting point we were VERY late! So to prove we could walk faster, the supervisors made us walk to the beach and back in one hour, so we took off and made it back with 5 mins to spare. We then had lunch in a car park because we could not be bothered to find somewhere else and ate sooooo much food! After lunch we set of without realising the horror ahead of us... We reached the bottom of the seven sisters, looked at the map and saw we had to walk over all seven of these hills! Now if you live near these then you will understand our misery but if you don't then basically the seven sisters are seven giant hills on the edge of the sea, so they can get very windy at times! We even named some of the sisters - for example the obese sister and the baby sister. The good news was that once we finished the seven sisters we were done! It was all over! 


So that was my Duke of Edinburgh experience and I hope you enjoyed reading it. If you have any questions then comment below. I reply to all comments so I look forward to chatting to some of you :) I shall now leave you with photos from my trip. Enjoy and have a good rest of the day!

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