Cornwall

Hiya readers,

Hope the rest of your summer is going swimmingly (pun intended...you'll see what I mean in a bit!) and that it's been a good one. I recently visited Cornwall, and tend to annually. I feel that sometimes these sorts of areas aren't visited, by foreigners especially. However, there's so much of 'England' that can be discovered in places like Cornwall; castles, pasties and pubs - which will almost always have some veggie options for adults, kids and families that may not eat meat for personal beliefs or religious beliefs (which is the case for us). Although London is the most popular city in England - it isn't the ONLY place! There are so many beautiful places in the UK which have incredible views and are more relaxing. Places like Cornwall and Devon have beautiful beaches as well as gardens, castles and amusement parks. Of course, England being England - the weather will most probably dictate how much enjoyment you actually get :)

When we went for the long weekend that we did, it was pouring down with rain - meaning the flawless views were essentially ruined. Luckily the next day was much clearer and the beach was an option that many families took advantage of.

Below I'll post a few photos I took! Hope you enjoyed this quick read and personal (yet widely agreed) opinion.

Take care,

Hana :) x

Photo Editing

Hiya lovelies ❤

Here are a few pictures that I have edited by using two main apps that I love!

Afterlight: I have paid for the full version (around £1 - £2) and I really like how quick and easy it is! I used to brighten and contrast my pictures dramatically haha...but now I prefer a more faded and natural-looking filter! I then use Square InstaPic just to create a white border and make sure it's square (so that it's easier to post on Instagram, make into a profile photo, etc.)

I've gone through loaaaads of photography and editing apps over the past few years and I like constantly experimenting with them!

Hana x

Thank God, It's Friday!

Why hello there,

I hope your April is going well so far and that you're happy about the upcoming weekend.

I thought that today I'd put together a few things you can do over the weekend that people may forget to do!

1. Go on a picnic:

Living in the UK, there are many public parks, that are often underused....unless it's the summer! So why not pop over to your local park with family, friends or even by yourself. The fresh air will do you good!

2. Cycle, walk or jog:

I haven't done this in a while and despite it being Spring the weather isn't the best. BUT providing you're dressed correctly, why not try a bit of light exercise? This could really boost your energy up and help you feel better physically and emotionally.

3. Photography:

If you are into photography, why not go to a nearby quiet area to take photos. It'll undoubtedly make you feel proud once you're back home flicking through the artistic photos you've taken!

4. Anything Else:

If photography isn't your thing, here are several other relaxing things you can do instead...which will lead to the same results in terms of satisfaction (hopefully).

- Arts and Crafts, e.g. card making, drawing, painting.
- Baking.
- Helping someone, e.g. donating a bit of money, time or giving a gift.
- Making someone smile/laugh (FIY, this can be yourself!)
- Cooking for your family or friends.
- Tidying up your room.
- Doing some light revision, such as revision posters which will help you feel relieved. This can be as colourful and creative as you want, so it's much less boring.

I hope this motivated some of you reading.

Have a lovely weekend,

Take Care,

Hana xoxo