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A Thought For The Day... ♥ ''Waking Up This Morning, I Smile...''

Mon, 20 May 2013 00:00:00 -1000

Kia ora (psst, non-New Zealand folk: 'Kia ora'' literally means "be well/healthy" in Maori, or ''hi! Welcome! How do you do?'' ) from Blenheim, New Zealand!

How have you BEEN? Reeling at the realisation that we're halfway through May? Me TOO. (I mean, heavens! Before you know it, we'll all be discussing Christmas presents and New Years' resolutions again! The MADNESS!)

I don't know about you, but 2013 has been one heck of a (rough) rollercoaster ride of a year for this muppet. Oh silly, naive (eternally optimistic?!) Corrine - why did you ever expect that moving to an itty-bitty town for a gentleman you hardly knew was going to be bump-free?

HOWEVER! Every day is a fresh opportunity. A new, interesting challenge. A lesson-laden gift. In the words of Thich Nhat Hanh, ''waking up this morning, I smile. Twenty-four brand new hours are before me, and I vow to live fully in each moment...''

Beauty at its best. Crystal-clear turquoise water in Picton, New Zealand.

Enormous hills, gorgeous rivers and peace and quiet (do YOU spy a soul in this photograph? Nope!). Welcome to Blenheim!

♥

Life will rarely let us rest before it hurls a few twists and tricky turns again, but honestly, would we want it to?! What would we natter to our girlfriends/partner/cat about? What would we LEARN? Happiest of all happy Monday's to you. It may not be a perfect one, but guaranteed, each moment of it is contributing towards your beautiful, whimsical, fabulous journey.

xoxo

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Turn And Face The Strain, Ch-Ch-Changes... ♥

Tue, 12 Feb 2013 00:00:00 -1000

Ha! Well there's something you don't learn every day. All these years, I've been CONVINCED that David Bowie was crooning ''tuuurn, and face the STRANGE... ch-ch-changes!'' in Changes, but nuh-uh, apparently he's been uttering ''STRAIN'' this whole time. Silly me! (Or should that be... silly David? Come on now, Mr. Fame. You know I adore you - and who am I to bicker with a multi-million dollar rockstar?! - but ''strange''? ''Change''? They just rhyme so PERFECTLY!)

I'm currently bunkering down in Blenheim's public library, and c-h-a-n-g-e-s are the exact topic on my mind.

They're a CINCH to make when you're unhappy, aren't they? If you're dissatisfied with your job, you leave! If you can't stand the sight of a particular ornament in your bedroom, you move it! But what about when you ARE at ease? When everything's sailing along (almost) perfectly? Would you - should you - rock the boat?

Six months ago, shortly before I boarded a plane for London, I made the decision not to return to my home of Sydney, Australia at the conclusion of my holiday. Instead, I'd be flying to a teeny-tiny town named Blenheim, in New Zealand, to live with my (then!) very-new boyfriend until he completed his apprenticeship. It was a little wacky (bless my grandparents, who kindly sat me down to offer their advice of ''Corrine? We love you, but you're nuts, and this time, truly seem to have LOST YOUR MIND'' upon hearing my choice!), and hugely terrifying, but we were placed on this planet to love, laugh, cry, have fun, make mistakes and learn from them, right? ''TAKE a massive risk!'' I told myself. ''DON'T worry about what could possibly go wrong. Get excited about what could go RIGHT!''

My reason for farewelling Sydney, Australia and embracing Blenheim, New Zealand... the beautiful Mr. Richard Budny.

Am I worried that I'll miss my friends? Oh, believe me, I already do! Do I occasionally crave the sound of an Australian accent, the sight of a gorgeous Sydney beach, and live in fear that I'll slightly struggle in Blenheim... that it'll never feel like home? Sometimes. But then I giggle with my love (AH! I'm not sure if we're Facebook, Instagram or Twitter friends, and you've caught a glimpse of my obsessive updates, but holey moley, this man is INCREDIBLE!), and remember Lemony Snicket's delicious quote:

“There are those who say that life is like a book, with chapters for each event in your life and a limited number of pages on which you can spend your time. But I prefer to think that a book is like a life, particularly a good one, which is well worth staying up all night to finish.''

♥

Here's to choosing magnificent adventures. Always!

xoxo

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Postcards From Nepal! ♥

Mon, 19 Nov 2012 00:00:00 -1000

Namaste! (Fun fact: did you know that in both Nepal and India, ''namaste'' is roughly equivalent to "greetings" or "good day'''? You do now! Thanks, Wikipedia!)

Now, of all the unusual situations I imagined myself wriggling into at some point during my lifetime (did I tell you about the Emirates Customer Service Manager who asked me - in Dubai, of all places! - if he could add me on Facebook, before giving me a demonstration of ''how to operate lifts''? Eeesh!), writing to you from an internet cafe in Kathmandu, Nepal was certainly not one of them. And yet... HERE I AM!

I've been skulking around this beautiful country for almost a month now, volunteering at an orphanage, celebrating Tihar (''Festival Of The Lights'') time, contracting food poisoning (oops! THAT hadn't been on the to-do list) and, illness aside, loving (almost!) every. single. SECOND of this wacky adventure. Nepal is quite possibly the most fascinating place that I've ever been, just because it's so... unusual!

To say that Nepal is an eye-opening experience would be an understatement and a HALF. I mean, what a complete contrast this country is! On one hand you have the breathtaking, most incredible scenery of the Himalayas as you fly into Kathmandu (may I point out that those white things in the background of the above photograph? NOT clouds! They're also mountains!), but then as soon as you reach the city centre, you're exposed to the poorest of poor lifestyles.

Downtown Thamel...

One of my best friends (hi, Shreeram!) is Nepalese, and every time I'd catch him littering in Sydney, ooh-WEE would I scold him for it! Having visited his birthplace, I can now understand the habit... sadly, everyone litters in Nepal. Garbage bins don't seem to exist!

Hanging out with the children at the Disabled Rehabilitation Centre (the orphanage that I've been volunteering at). These kids are GORGEOUS.

During Tihar time, offerings like these can be found at the front door of every Nepali home. Why? Because in their culture, it's believed that if they're created, Laxmi, the God of wealth, will bestow their families with riches. Here's hoping!

Participating in the festivities with Shreeram's family...

I shared a room (and sickness... UGH!) with Kirsty MacLennan (psst! For more a little more Nepal action, read her excellent blog!) for two weeks, and she was LOVELY.

♥

PHEW! If you've made it this far, you deserve an absolute medal! How ARE you? How was your weekend? (And can you b-e-l-i-e-v-e that we're almost slipping into December already?! Richard asked me ''how I'd like to spend our first Christmas together'' the other day, and I almost had a heart-attack. 2012, where have you GONE?!)

xoxo

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Greetings From Scotland! ♥

Sat, 13 Oct 2012 00:00:00 -1000

Oh hey, stranger! How on earth ARE you?!

I know, I know... WHAT A TERRIBLE FRIEND I'VE BEEN. I mean, it's been eons since we've spoken, hasn't it?! Yikes!

Now, it's not as though I haven't thought of you every single day (because I have!), but when I farewelled my lovely little laptop a few weeks ago (apparently liquids and technology don't mix. Who knew?!), communication became immensely difficult, and secondly... I've been TRAVELLING! Yes!

After hopping around New Zealand, London and Ireland for the past (nearly!) two months, I'm currently plonked down in Oban, Scotland, and w-o-w... WHAT an adventure it's been.

What's that? ''Stop banging on about your holiday and SHOW ME SOME PICTURES INSTEAD, CORRINE''? Alrighty. Anything for you!

First stop? London!

Samuel Johnson once said ''when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford'', and after spending several days in this spectacular city, I couldn't agree more. (Big Ben! The Tower Bridge! St. Paul's Cathedral! CAMDEN TOWN! What's not to absolutely adore?!)

Ordering the calzone OF MY DREAMS at London's Borough Market. Oh. My. Goodness. The DELICIOUSNESS!

Flying into Dublin, Ireland!

It's true: Ireland really IS as picture-esque as it's rumoured to be.

Kilkenny Castle, Kilkenny, Ireland!

I volunteered at Macgabhainns Backpacker Hostel in Kilkenny, Ireland (a review of that experience is a-coming!) in exchange for free accommodation and a food allowance for three weeks, and couldn't BELIEVE how charming this wee town was. (Did you see that gorgeous greenery?! And how about that magnificent castle?!)

Today's location: Oban, Scotland!

And finally, while I'd never imagine that you'd be sitting there thinking ''hmmm... I wonder how Corrine and Richard are doing?'' (you're busy! You've got OODLES of things to ruminate about!), sweetly enough, I HAVE received a few e-mails and questions about this very gentleman (crazy, huh? You're too kind!), so allow me to a) warn you to grab a bucket in advance (you might start to feel a bit nauseous!); and b) provide an update.

UGH. I couldn't be any more in love with this beautiful man! Sure, being countries apart has not always been a breeze (I distinctly remember calling Richard every second day when I first arrived in London, wailing ''I can't do this long-distance relationship business. WE can't do this long-distance relationship business! I'm not having you putting your life on hold and waiting for me. THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE!'' Lucky guy, right? No!), but... he has been incredible. (And thankfully, infinitely more mature, patient and rational than I am!)

♥

ANYWAY. Enough about me. How have you been?! I've missed you enormously!

xoxo

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Richard ♥

Tue, 21 Aug 2012 00:00:00 -1000

“Life is what happens to you when you're busy making other plans.”

CONFESSION: There are few expressions that I (used to!) loathe more than the above one. ''I mean, what does that even mean?!'' I would wonder each time I heard it. ''“Life is what happens to you when you're busy making other plans''? What kind of nonsense is THAT? Life isn't something that just happens. You create plans, and THEN life happens! Silly quote.''

But then when I found myself meeting the most special of gentlemen during the most horrific of circumstances, I fiiinally came to appreciate the beauty of the saying. ''Yes!'' I thought triumphantly. ''You can't plan everything, and you don't know what's around the corner!'' Or, as Carl Sandburg so wisely once uttered, ''nearly all the best things that came to me in life have been unexpected, unplanned by me.''

In my (late) grandmother's living room. This was a couple of days before she passed away, and cripes, I was BEYOND sad that day.

Two weeks' ago today I flew to New Zealand to say goodbye to my incredible grandmother, Shelagh. The trip was totally impromptu (my father: ''Corrine, don't be ridiculous. You're about to be gallivanting across the globe, YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO BE MAKING LAST-MINUTE TRIPS LIKE THIS.'' Me: ''Are you flipping kidding me?! WHAT is money in comparison to someone's life? I'M COMING OVER TOMORROW!''), and honestly? It split my heart into a trillion pieces. Why even attempt to sound courageous? I sobbed! I howled! I cried continuously for DAYS, so my father, equally devastated, decided to whisk us away to the local pub one afternoon for a cheer-up beverage or two.

Father/daughter drinks at The Redwood Tavern.

And it was there that I met RICHARD. Entering the bar, my father (hi, Dad!) turned to me, pointed to him and hissed ''you see that young guy over there at the pool table? Yeah. GREAT guy. Really down-to-earth, with an excellent head on his shoulders, but he's an infuriatingly good pool player!'' I nodded, barely listening. I was too upset. But as Richard walked towards us, challenging my father to a game of pool and making general chit-chat, I found myself s-s-slowly being drawn to him. He was hilarious! (And there I was thinking that I'd never laugh again!) He was C-U-T-E! He was polite, he was charming and three hours later, as everyone prepared to leave, I found myself accepting his invitation to join him for a drink at his home. (I know... what?! I couldn't believe it either, but if there's one thing that I learned from my time in Blenheim, it's to SEIZE THE MOMENT. Each day we have is a glorious gift, so why the heck was I going to waste it by going home and sleeping?! Nuh-uh. I wasn't!)

We clicked. Oh, did we click! After a terrific evening together, Richard searched for me on Facebook the next day, asking if he could take me to dinner. I agreed, and we proceeded to have ANOTHER extraordinary night. Slipping his arms around me post-meal (is that too much?! I'm sorry!), he whispered in my ear, ''I'm SO glad that you agreed to meet me before you went home to Sydney. I couldn't stop telling all the guys at work today that I'd met the most amazing girl, but that I was so worried I wouldn't see you again.'' I flew home to Sydney the next day, and assumed that everything would die down. (It's only human nature, right? He lives in New Zealand! I live in Australia! What could possibly happen?!)

But he called me THAT SAME DAY, asking me to join him on his birthday holiday the following week to Australia's Gold Coast. ''Please?'' He insisted. ''I'll even pay for your flight here!'' I refused to take any money from him, but booked my tickets, thinking ''well, I took a gamble by agreeing to have a drink with him in the first place... so why not take another?!''

“One day your life will flash before your eyes. Make sure it's worth watching.”

- Unknown

As entirely mental as it sounds (and don't worry, I 110% realise how crazy it all seems!), by day two, we'd already dropped the ''l'' bomb. (That's the ''I love you'' bomb, in case you're unsure!) And yes, even WE would burst out laughing at how rapidly/stupidly everything was progressing, but... it all felt so right. Perfect.

Getting ready to ride THE FLUME at Sea World. What a cheeky face!

Posing in front of giant mirrors at Dracula's.

Yes, his text speak - especially as a copywriter! - drives me absolutely insane, but with messages as adorable as those, how could I even CONSIDER complaining?! He is the sweetest!

It couldn't have happened at a more awkward time. Next Saturday, I'm boarding a plane for London (!), with no chance to return (I'm going to be traipsing through Ireland, Scotland, Nepal and India!) to Australia or New Zealand until at LEAST early December. How could I expect a guy as wonderful as Richard to wait? To put his life on hold? I couldn't! I told him to enjoy himself, and that I'd contact him again when I got home, but all he could respond with was ''I'll be here waiting for you. What we have together can only happen once, and I'm not going to pass up that chance... no WAY. I want you, and ONLY you. You are my one and only, Corrine. You're my WORLD.''

♥

Do you have any tips for managing long-distance love?! Argh! I'm so scared!

xoxo

P.S. In case you're wondering... yes, my last boyfriend, Tom, and I did break up. I decided not to write about it when it happened for VARIOUS reasons, but... not to worry. It's all good! (Sheesh, we even still live together, for goodness sake!)

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A Thought For The Day... Love With All Your Heart ♥

Thu, 09 Aug 2012 00:00:00 -1000

*heavy sigh*

Excuse the unplanned silence. In what has undoubtedly been the most heartbreaking experience of my 24 years, I'm currently in Blenheim, New Zealand, farewelling my beautiful grandmother, Shelagh.

And as I sit here, holding her hand, stroking her head and attempting to recount happier times (''do you remember that afternoon where you said you were taking the dog for a walk, and I decided that it was the PERFECT opportunity for me to raid all of the cupboards for your delicious baked goods, only for you to catch me? YES!'' Oh, little Corrine. Once a piglet, always a piglet), I can't help but think ''how? Why? What happens to a person? Where does their laughter go? Where does their smile disappear to?''

My precious grandmother, Shelagh.

But it was while discussing the subject of death that my Uncle nodded gingerly and offered the most irresistible pearl of wisdom:

''You know, I've been to a number of funerals this year... and I've also attended a heap of weddings. Of course, you'll learn a few things at BOTH types of events, but you'll usually take away more lessons from a funeral. A realisation that I've come to appreciate is that you'll never, ever regret giving someone your love. It's when you don't give them that time and care that you start to think ''I wish I'd done this'' or ''WHY didn't I say that?''. But loving someone with all your heart? You'll never, ever regret that.''

♥

xoxo

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Just A Wee (Travel!) Update ♥

Thu, 02 Aug 2012 00:00:00 -1000

What's this? A teeny-tiny update, instead of an actual, proper, serious (oh, who am I kidding?! They're never serious!) blog post? Yes! And before you cry ''CORRINE you useless blogger, what are you doing?'' (pft, as if you'd ever say that. You're far too lovely!), HEAR ME OUT! You see, while I'd plaaanned to natter away about psychics today (ooh!), truth be told, I can really only think about one thing...

Mushrooms.

NO!

Travelling!

A snapshot of my little sister and I, who I cannot WAIT to see in a few weeks' time! (And what can I say about her that I haven't banged on about before?! The girl is my best friend. My evil twin. My LIFE!)

That's right. TRAVELLING! Last night I booked my flights to visit some fairly far-out destinations, so can you blame this doofus for being unable to concentrate?! I'm scared. I'm excited! A c-r-a-z-y adventure is about to begin, and I'm finding it difficult to think about anything else!

So. Where am I headed to?

NEW ZEALAND: August 23-August 31

LONDON: September 2-7

IRELAND: September 7-29

SCOTLAND: September 29-October 29

NEPAL: October 30-November 18

INDIA: November 18-December 1

And then? Who knows! (Can you hear that?! That's the sound of my teeth chattering and my legs wobbling, because I'm so nervous!) I have a British passport and a thirst for fun and the unknown (and no planned return date to Sydney!), so I have NO idea where I'll end up. (Iceland? Mexico?!)

Now, I want to smuggle you along in my suitcase (ugh, could you imagine? We'd have such a blast!), but since you can apparently get into trouble for doing so (I know. Kill-joys, huh?), I'm going to be documenting (here!), Facebook-ing and Instagram-ing the bejesus out of everything, instead. HOORAY!

♥

Golly. I can't believe this is happening! (Oh, and P.S.! If you happen to be in any of these countries during the above dates and would like to meet-up with a silly blogger, E-MAIL ME! There's plenty of things that I'm not - organised, skilled at housework, a chimpanzee - but I do promise that I'm nice, and I'd love to hang out with you!)

xoxo

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What The Frock?! : A Day In Palm Beach, Sydney ♥

Fri, 27 Jul 2012 00:00:00 -1000

Well hel-lo!

While this week's been filled with all SORTS of tedious tasks (completing three years' worth of tax returns... ugh! Cleaning the apartment... double ugh! Managing to accidentally fall up a set of stairs... ugh, ugh, UGH!), today was perfectly magical, because I spent the afternoon in Sydney's Palm Beach, glorious Palm Beach! (Have you been there before? If you're ever in town, it comes totally recommended!)

And what an afternoon it was. Can you see that sunshine?! You'd never guess that it was Winter here in Australia from peeking at these photographs, would you? I mean, I was shuffling about the sand sleeveless!

The remarkable Palm Beach. (Psst, Home & Away fans! Did you know that this is actually where the series is filmed? It is!)

Interesting... uh... artwork?! (Although I think mine - as pictured below - is a teensy bit nicer!)

It was already the most gorgeous day, but then what should we spy, just to make the time a little more special? DOLPHINS!

(Or are they sharks? No. They're definitely dolphins!)

What I'm Wearing:

x 'CORRINE' nameplate necklace
x Sportsgirl scarf and earrings
x Boots from Shoe Connection, New Zealand
x Red, pink and black ruffle dress (I picked this up for $6 on Monday, and happier I could not be! After all, who doesn't love a bargain?! Oh wait, I KNOW...)

No offense tiny Palm Beach cafe` (your staff were charming!), but YOU do not quite clearly love a bargain. Can you believe that these sandwiches cost $19.40 each? The madness! (But, as my beautiful company said, ''hey... when in Rome, do as the Romans do. And when in Palm Beach... eat stale, over-priced snacks!'')

(Always in my possession: CAFFEINE!)

♥

How was YOUR day? (And how insanely stunning is that water?!) However you spent it, I hope it was a magnificent one!

xoxo

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They're NEW! (Well, Sooort Of.) They're FUN! They Don't Cost The Moon & The Sun! ♥

Thu, 26 Jul 2012 00:00:00 -1000

''Say, Corrine,'' you may be thinking (or not - it is 11.00 PM on a Thursday evening after all, and I'm 110% positive that you've got better things to be ruminating over than THIS silly sasquatch!), ''it's been a while since we've had a good babble about beauty. Tell me... what's new? What's FUN? What's new AND fun and doesn't cost the moon and the sun?''

And while my instinctive answer would be to shriek ''Cadbury's 'Marvellous Creations'! Have you tried them? They're phenomenal!'' (honestly, I defy you to try the 'Peanut Toffee Cookie' flavour and not become hopelessly addicted!), I'd sound like a bit of clown, because, well, they're chocolate, and not related to beauty AT ALL.

But! Cocoa-craziness aside, a few pleasant products have squeezed their way onto the shelves lately, and dun-dun-dun-da! Here they a-a-are!

Lanolips' 'Rose Balm Intense For Very Dry Hands & Nails' Balm

When this tiny tube was offered as a gift-with-purchase from a magazine earlier in the year, Fooly McFool over here stupidly thought ''pft! It's free. It's probably useless.'' (Am I the only who makes these ridiculous assumptions?! Sheesh. I don't know what I ever received to become so untrusting, but I am cy-ni-cal!) WELL. Pardon my skepticalness, lovely Lanolips, because truthfully, my mitts have never felt softer since coming into contact with you. (Seriously, next time we meet, FEEL MY HANDS! It's currently Winter here in Australia, but I still don't have lizard-esque paws!)

Simple's 'Kind To Eyes' Eye Make-up Corrector Pen

An eye make-up corrector pen that easily removes eye make-up mistakes and waterproof mascara? (Yep, that's right! No need to swab at your face with a make-up wipe or wet piece of toilet paper if you accidentally funk up your liquid eyeliner anymore. Not that either of us do this, though, of course. *cough*) EYE like it! (I also quite clearly enjoy incredibly lame puns. Whee!)

Fudge's 'Iced Coconut Cocktail' Urban Hair Spray

*whispers* I have a secret to share, and it's not that I can't ride a bicycle or stand the scent of number one-selling hairspray, Cedel. Oh, wait. Yes it is! I absolutely CAN'T ride a bicycle, and look, Cedel, it's nothing personal, but honestly: have you smelled yourself?! Phoo-ey! I'm not someone to be unkind, but highly recommended or not, you have a TERRIBLE odour, so you can imagine how ecstatic I was when Fudge's 'Iced Coconut Cocktail' hair spray strutted its way into my shopping basket. It's long-lasting! It adds a delightful sheen to your hair! It costs less than $6 a bottle! It shares the same fragrance as a decadent dessert! If there's a more fabulous spritz for your tresses on the market, I'll happily gobble my dressing gown.

♥

Maybelline's 'Baby Lips'? (Love them!) Pomegranate-infused body wash? (How divine!) What's currently tickling your cosmetic fancy?

xoxo

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“There are those who say that life is like a book, with chapters for each event in your life and a limited number of pages on which you can spend your time. But I prefer to think that a book is like a life, particularly a good one, which is well worth staying up all night to finish.''

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Richard ♥

“One day your life will flash before your eyes. Make sure it's worth watching.”

- Unknown

A Thought For The Day... Love With All Your Heart ♥

Just A Wee (Travel!) Update ♥

NEW ZEALAND: August 23-August 31

LONDON: September 2-7

IRELAND: September 7-29

SCOTLAND: September 29-October 29

NEPAL: October 30-November 18

INDIA: November 18-December 1

What The Frock?! : A Day In Palm Beach, Sydney ♥

What I'm Wearing:

They're NEW! (Well, Sooort Of.) They're FUN! They Don't Cost The Moon & The Sun! ♥

Lanolips' 'Rose Balm Intense For Very Dry Hands & Nails' Balm

Simple's 'Kind To Eyes' Eye Make-up Corrector Pen

Fudge's 'Iced Coconut Cocktail' Urban Hair Spray

Latest Articles - Frock & Roll

A Thought For The Day... ♥ ''Waking Up This Morning, I Smile...''

Turn And Face The Strain, Ch-Ch-Changes... ♥

“There are those who say that life is like a book, with chapters for each event in your life and a limited number of pages on which you can spend your time. But I prefer to think that a book is like a life, particularly a good one, which is well worth staying up all night to finish.''

Postcards From Nepal! ♥

Sponsored Post: How To Create A Fabulous First Impression For A Date ♥

What Are The Most Attractive Colours To Wear?

What Kind Of Make-Up Is Going To Catch Their Eye?

What Jewellery Should You Wear, And How Much?

Greetings From Scotland! ♥

Richard ♥

“One day your life will flash before your eyes. Make sure it's worth watching.”

- Unknown

A Thought For The Day... Love With All Your Heart ♥

Just A Wee (Travel!) Update ♥

NEW ZEALAND: August 23-August 31

LONDON: September 2-7

IRELAND: September 7-29

SCOTLAND: September 29-October 29

NEPAL: October 30-November 18

INDIA: November 18-December 1

What The Frock?! : A Day In Palm Beach, Sydney ♥

What I'm Wearing:

They're NEW! (Well, Sooort Of.) They're FUN! They *Don't* Cost The Moon & The Sun! ♥

Lanolips' 'Rose Balm Intense For Very Dry Hands & Nails' Balm

Simple's 'Kind To Eyes' Eye Make-up Corrector Pen

Fudge's 'Iced Coconut Cocktail' Urban Hair Spray

They're NEW! (Well, Sooort Of.) They're FUN! They Don't Cost The Moon & The Sun! ♥