Hello Jujubears and welcome to another blog post, Here is what I got for Christmas 2017! A robot panda money box. Boudoire's bath collection. Calcot Manor's bath collection. Betty's bath fizzers. Freeman's faces masks. White Grace perfumes. Calendars and journals. A pug portable brush. Wireless headphones and blogger book. A ukulele. Cinnamon spice tea lights. Boots. A jumper with flared sleeves. A fluffy dressing gown. Here is what our Christmas tree looked like with all the presents. Huge thanks to everyone who got me these presents. I know not many people have as many presents as I do on Christmas which is why I would like to give a huge shoutout to Nora; I hope you liked our presents and had the best Christmas ever. How was your Christmas? Let me know in the comments below, See you next time, Bye Follow me on Instagram📷-
Hello everybody and welcome back to another blog post, I feel like I'm saying this a lot but apologies for not posting on Wednesday. There's just been a lot of sad things happening this week in general and in my personal life and finding the time to post has just not been on my radar. I will talk all about it in my next post but for now, I just wanted to post something fun for Dance Saturday. A question that has popped up a lot in my mind recently is, can ice-skating be considered as a style of dance? Personally, I think it can. I've been watching a lot of figure skaters on YouTube and Instagram recently and I've just been completely in awe of their talent. How one can just do an axel and barrel roll on bladed shoes on slippery ice just amazes me. I would say that I've grown to become a better skater because I've done it often enough with my friends and my family that I've gained a decent balance on the ice but there was one time when I was skating on Jesus
Hello everybody and welcome back to another blog post, Recently, I got given the opportunity by my school to take part in the Lessons from Auschwitz Online Project, to further my understanding on the events that took place during the Holocaust. I was joined by over a hundred other sixth form students from across the UK and I found it quite amazing that so many young people, whether they already had knowledge on the Holocaust or not, had decided to get involved and educate themselves on such a raw and often confusing historical time period. However, whether selfishly or unselfishly, I decided to take part in this project set up by the Holocaust Educational Trust for myself. I am a big believer in educating and bettering yourself before taking the responsibility of preaching your truth to others, so although I already knew a lot about the Holocaust, I endeavoured to find out more so that I could pass on my valuable knowledge to you, in the hope that you can reciprocate the action for ot
Hello everybody and welcome back to another blog post, It's my 500th blog post special today and that has got to mean one thing only, I have to tell an embarrassing story! I hope you enjoy! When I was very young, about the age of 3 years old, I joined this dance class called baby ballet. I do not give credit to this event being the defining point of my dance journey, where I first learnt how to move because I very much hated going to ballet. Having taught baby ballet myself during my year 10 work experience, I know what propels mothers to send their girls to classes and it is because of the simple fact that they can place their daughters in cute leotards and tutus and tiny ballet slippers and play dress up as adults. This was the main reason why my mum put me and my older sister Alice, in these classes as well because she also wanted to dress us up all pretty and cute. I have a nice little photo of me and Alice doing a nice tendu en devant in our burgundy red leotards, smiling and
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