- Spend 2 weeks in Tanzania
- Get a job
- Have a massive clear out of my old stuff
- Go thrift shopping
- Make a bracelet out of Starburst wrappers
- Watch loads of TV and Youtube
- RELAX
- Go on the trampoline
- Buy a hula hoop
- DIY projects
- Find one new HG makeup item
- Go walks
- Get back into blogging routine
- Start a new memory box
- Have days out when it's sunny
- Have a picnic
- Blow bubbles
- Read
- Use fake tan
As you know, I did indeed spend 2 weeks in Africa and it was the most amazing experience. When I got back, I had a major declutter of my room and sold some old stuff on ebay and the rest will be sold at the next boot sale I do. I also went thrift shopping and actually found brand new things donated from H&M (does that defeat the purpose?). I made two Starburst wrapper bracelets: one for my blogger friend Melanie and one for me which I posted about here. I certainly watched a lot of TV and YT before Africa: I watched all of Miranda, caught up on Pretty Little Liars, watched Geordie Shore from the beginning, Friends and Sex and the City. I went on the trampoline (only twice though) and done DIY projects such as the bunting featured here. I completely fell in love with MAC Mineralize Skin Finish in Soft & Gentle (full review coming soon!) and decided to walk to complete a few errands rather than taking the bus. I used the personalised storage box I created here for my new memory box and had many days out. I didn't have the traditional picnic in a park but my family and I had one on the train down to Blackpool so I think that still counts. Blowing bubbles was a bit of a random goal but it is something really summery and I done it in Africa visiting the primary schools (the kids went crazy for them!) I didn't read the books I intended to (that would help my advanced english course this year) but I did read Cheryl Cole and Gok Wan's autobiographies: both of which I thoroughly enjoyed. Finally, I did put on fake tan- in fact it was pretty much as soon as I came out of my final exam! I was pretttyy dark (to say the least) but when it washed off a bit I liked it!
As for those I didn't manage: so far, I haven't found a job- though it certainly isn't through lack of trying! I also didn't relax as much as I wanted but I'm actually glad because I feel sooo unproductive doing nothing. I haven't bought a hula hoop yet- but its still on the agenda! I just need to wait till I'm passing ASDA in the car as I'm not up for walking or getting the bus home with one haha. I also failed to get back into the blogging routine- sorry about that! I'm going to try and post regularly again as I go back to school and autumn arrives.
Overall I think I did really well in completing the goals I wanted to and can only hope I will be as successful in autumn.
What goals did you accomplish this summer?
You've done a pretty good job - usually I only tick one or two things off a wishlist! xx
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Thank you! I'm usually the same- I'm so proud! xx
DeleteI want to go thrift shopping xx
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You should definitely try it! xx
DeleteWoooo! Well done on achieving so many things on your bucket list. I've always loved the idea of bucket lists - I might come up with one for 2014....
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Thank you so much!! Definitely do its such a great way to keep track of your goals!xx
DeleteI really want to do one of these for Autumn now. Its such a great idea and you got so many things crossed off :) xo
ReplyDeleteYou definitely should- and let me know how you got on :) Thanks xx
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