Friday Favourites: Tea and accessories

Hello Bloggers!

By now you should all know that I have an obsession with tea. I aim to a minimum of 3 cups a day, but there's no harm in having a few extra along the way!
Recently, I've started using my parents teapot (which is green and spotty and totally cute), however is it really strange that I want my own teapot with cute cups and saucers?! I do worry that this may sound a little crazy but it's just something I really want. I've been eyeing up various different teapots (I could probably own them all) and cute little tea cosies (a pig one has caught my eye) which I could technically afford. The only thing standing in my way is that I'm still living at home (sigh). I bought way too much stuff for my old flat and now that is being stored in various different parts of the house until I graduate and buy a house (excited). I honestly can't wait for that. I'm already like an old lady so living on my own with maybe a cat could potentially be the end of me.

This probably is just many of the few strange obsessions I have, however I wouldn't say I'm alone. I follow many tea junkies on twitter and I know that they might agree with me.

So if you want feel free to share your strange obsessions with me. I'd love to hear them!

Hope you're all having a wonderful Friday and you're looking forward to the weekend! I'm off to Nottingham today to visit my friend Hannah at her University and I might even see Abz if I get chance.

See you Monday!

"The rest is still unwritten"

Megan

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Friday Favourites: Talking

Hello Bloggers!

I love talking so here is a chatty post

This past week I've come to the realisation that I may not have enough shoes. I mean yes for a normal person I probably do, however I want more. I mean I've found some absolute beauties this week, although when my basket totalled up I was less inclined to press 'buy'. 

The sad realisation is that if I want to buy more shoes and makeup and maybe even some new clothes, I'm going to have to get a job. Upon realising this I soon noticed that I'd have to give up my weekends to get enough hours to be worth working. This would mean when I started placement I'd be doing 8-5 at school and then coming home to work on planning which I usually stress over till 10pm and then have to work all weekend.

Does anyone else find that there is a significant unbalance of time at University especially if you're a trainee teacher? I love teaching, however I am bored of University and I am so eager to get a job and start earning. Just to have my own class and get settled into a school and also moving out!

That's one thing I'll never understand. Those people that are in their early 20's and still living at home. Granted I'll be 21 (ish) before I move into my own house, however at least I have a degree to get me a good job and earn a decent wage. The hunger and drive I have to move out and start my own life is unreal. I've never been one for renting as I feel like I'm throwing money away as that home will never be my own. If I buy my own house I can do what I want to it and make it a place to call 'home'. 

I don't know about you but there is nothing more fun than shopping for a home. I adore trips to IKEA and deciding what I'd use in my own house. Lately, I've started envisioning my own place and how I'd like it to look. I'm focusing on colour, vintage, mis-match. 

I don't really know where this post is going or the point of it, however I can talk for England so let's just do what I'm good at. 

What are you most looking forward to in your future?

"The rest is still unwritten"

Megan

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