I can’t believe how time flies by! It’s been 2 months already (and a day, I was too busy yesterday to write a post) and how much life can change in 2 months.
What did I learn since last month? Well, first of all that time is the best healer. And you don’t realise it until bad days become bad moments and bad moments become fewer and fewer and they affect you less and less.
Music is also one of the best medicines on the market! I honestly can’t understand how some people don’t listen to music at all. I always find it weird when people say that. I listen to music (and sing along most of the time, sorry to anyone who is around, especially colleagues) all day, from the time I wake up, at work, on my way home, at home, until I go to bed. I can’t imagine my life without music.
I won’t start sharing songs, because this post will never end but here’s one of the most beautiful songs I’ve ever heard!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyxrmGs_Ckg
A big, big thank you to Sheba (as you can see on my cover photo we are so in sync we dress up the same without any prior communication!), my partner in crime. We support each other, have serious, deep conversations about life (a lot of my posts are inspired by our convos) but also have amazing time trying new things and just having fun and we are planning even more fun! I love you! xx
I also learned that making new friends is easy if you are not afraid to try. I can’t believe how many people I got to meet because I love to chat and I am not afraid to start talking to anyone!! And I learn so much by just having random conversations!
I’ve done a lot these 2 months but I’ll only mention one ( well I’ve already wrote about watching Derren Brown’s Miracle and how much I love him, that’s one of the things I’ve done that I can share with you all 🙂 ).
A lot of famous people have died recently and it’s fascinating how upset we get, although we don’t know them personally. I don’t get upset too easily about famous people but I was sad when Robin Williams and Alan Rickman died, so I can understand how a famous person’s death can affect us. If it was Derren Brown, I would have been devastated!!
So, back to the point!
On Sunday, I volunteered to help with the ABP Southampton Half Marathon and 10K as a lot of my friends were running and wanted to be there to support them and by doing so also support 7000 and so runners! And it was AMAZING! It feels so nice to see the gratitude on others’ faces, it made me feel so happy and I am glad I was there for my friends, love you guys!
Well done to everyone, the organisers and all the amazing runners! I was so inspired I decided to run the half marathon next year!!! Wish me luck!
As I mentioned at my previous post, I will be 30 in less than a month. I don’t feel old and I don’t feel sad or upset about it as I already had a mid life crisis last year.
I am happy with my life (I am so glad I can finally say that!!!) and it makes no difference to me how old I am ( I still feel 22 sometimes), but 30 is quite a milestone, so I decided to celebrate my birthday as much as I can during next month, I am sure some of you will see what I have in store and I’ll share what I can here!!
One of my favourite things to do on my chill time is to browse through Instagram posts and like anything I find beautiful or interesting, so I have list of beautiful places, pretty things and amazing poems on my disposal. So I’ll finish my post with one of those (not only beautiful lyrics, but beautiful music too, this guy is amazing, definitely worth checking him out)!
Love you all! x
Lessons I learned after I turned 30 