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May Favourites

Hello Earthlings,
Okay, okay, okay I know I previously mentioned how I was hoping to start posting weekly again and then I disappeared off the face of the Earth and I didn't do it because I just thought "ahh I'll do it next week" and to tell the truth it is a really crappy acknowledgement of the fact that I have not been half as organised with my blog as I originally hoped to be this year but there's still time. I did have a few ideas but they were quite half-hearted and I wasn't prepared to post something that I wasn't fully happy with so I have got myself quite a few ideas and really thought hard about them so I can start posting regularly again. 

 The first of these new ideas for my blog is a "Favourites" post, today I am going to talk about a few favourites that I have had in the month of May. So let's pause this reading, get a cuppa and resume. 

 ALBUM:

 Even though this album only came out on the 27th May it is still a big favourite of mine, The Ride by Catfish and the Bottlemen. This may be me being biased because I have been a fan of Catfish for a while now but oh my gosh I love every song on this album and I could sit and literally fan girl for ages about how amazing they are but instead of doing that I'm just going to suggest searching Auntie Google for them and having a listen yourself. I also pre-ordered the vinyl of The Ride and paid for gift-wrapping and it arrived yesterday and it was a present from me to me, I'm evidently a great gift buyer. 


TV SHOW:

 Now this isn't a particular series that you can get yourself into and binge watch for 3 days not seeing the outside world. It is is once in the year event and it is pure brilliance. Have you guessed yet? EUROVISION!!!! I love, love, love Eurovision and the cheesiness and the brilliant commentary from Graham Norton and of course, the Twitter feed throughout it. There is nothing better than sitting with some snacks and attempting to sing along to the cheese-fest. Pure brilliance. 

 FOOD:

 Recently I have been having a lot of smoothies so whilst food shopping the other week I saw the Perfectly Imperfect Strawberries and I loved the whole concept of it. Why is there any need to put a perfectly good strawberry to waste just because it doesn't look like your usual 'perfect' strawberry. Yes, I am aware that I am using the word perfect a lot but it is just to get my point across perfectly (see what I did there?). I ended up with a strawberry that almost resembled the little pink octopus from Finding Nemo and it melted my heart. Naturally, I had to take a picture...see below. 
MAKE-UP:

 I never usually bother with make-up mainly because I can just never be bothered and when I usually do try it ends up going wrong because I am not a naturally talented make-up artist like many other people I know. But I have started doing my eyebrows again from time to time so I bought a new eyebrow pencil, I used to use the Soap and Glory Archery Brow Tint and Precision Pencil (£10) so I thought that I would stick with Soap and Glory because I loved it before yet I chose a different product. I chose the Archery Brow Sculpting Crayon and Gel (£10) which I thoroughly recommend, it is so easy to apply and looks great on. It really does not take a lot of time to use this product and it is definitely worth the £10. 

 CURRENTLY:

 This is a heading that I am going to use to say about the things that currently happening in the world or just locally, out and about that I particularly like the look of. The main thing that I would like to focus on today is that May has been the month that the hedge around our garden has bloomed fully. It not only makes our garden and house seem cosy but it also means that summer and hopefully warm weather is on its way soon! I have loved coming home from school and seeing the hedge grow more and more and yes I know it sounds weird but I miss the warmth. 
I hope you enjoyed this different kind of post today and I shall see you next week with another.

 Thank you for reading :) 
Lia x 


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