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Daisy Chains, Face Masks and I'm growing up?

Hello Earthlings, Aliens and Animals, 

I have finally accepted that even though I still feel like a 10 year old that can act as stupid as she wants and not have a care in the world unfortunately, that isn't the case. I am in fact a 16 year old (who often gets mistaken for a 13 year old...) and I am currently in the delightful period of GCSE exams and well they are just kick-you-in-the-crotch, spit-on-your-neck fantastic; sneaky Friends reference there and I'm not even ashamed. In all honesty, I am actually very surprised with how motivated I have been to revise, I guess making colourful revision cards is my calling in life. By finally accepting the fact that these exams are important I have been more motivated in all areas of life actually. It's been slightly odd as I feel slightly more grown up, but of course I am not that grown up yet and I have a lot of lessons to learn in life but so far I have to say, I think I'm doing quite well. 

Yup, that sounded 10x less mushy in my head. But hey-ho, let's get the tiny violins out. 

Moving onto a more Lia topic, yesterday I successfully made my very first daisy chain. Yes, I was very proud and of course I had a celebratory dance party with myself to Spice up your life. You know you love the Spice Girls, don't deny it. I had to take a picture of it...(the daisy chain not the dance party, that would have been embarrassing and the world isn't quite ready for my plaits yet).
Are you ready? 
I don't think you are appreciating how amazing this daisy chain truly is... 

See, it's even the shape of a heart? I'm cute, I know
Fun little story now: so the other day I was revising biology and I naturally ended up scrolling through the Urban Outfitters website when I came across some Anatomicals face masks. I'm not really one for trying out new skin care products, I stick with the Simple brand, but these caught my eye. It must have been because the first one I saw was the 'grease isn't the word (tell me more, tell me more). mattifying face mask' and yes, I admit I did carry on singing and by time I had purchased these face masks I had sung the entire Grease megamix out loud whilst throwing biology revision cards around the room. The point of this story is that yes, I have put myself out there in the buying-new-products-just-because-I-can-when-I-don't-actually-need-them world. So, whilst you are reading this I may or may not have a face mask on... I shall report back with how it went. 
The Anatomical face masks are £1 each and I have bought the 'grease isn't the world (tell me more, tell me more). mattifying face mask', 'farewell the scarlet pimplehell. deep cleansing mud mask' and 'look, you've got chocolate all over your face. anti-stress face mask'. 

I thought I would share a picture of Pip with you all now, you're welcome, she is adorable and you will love her. Unless of course you are scared of dogs, I apologise in advance. Without further ado, Pippa meet humans and humans meet Pippa. She likes to keep me company whilst revising and enjoys taking up 95% of my bed so I can't sit on it unless I curl up into a ball in the corner. It's okay Pip. Thanks. 

I'm also being SUPER ORGANISED, which is a new thing for me, and...
*waits for a drum roll that is never going to happen* 
I already know what my next blog post is going to be on so I won't have to ramble as much, but I probably will, like I am doing...yup still rambling. 

I might as well take the opportunity whilst I can, I am currently obsessed with Pinterest and I think you should follow me for guaranteed randomness and fun stuffs. But seriously, if you do want to follow me then my username thing is liagreen57, thank you :)

Have a lovely week! 
I shall see you on the other side, nah I'm kidding I shall see you with another blog post soon. 

Goodbye x 










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