Today's options were either "Beauty history" or "a happy memory", and I chose to do the latter, because I think it would be a bit more interesting.

If you've been a reader of my blog for a while, then this happy memory will be very predictable. If you haven't, then this will be completely new to you!

It's when I went to the Eiffel Tower in Paris. This is specifically one of my happiest memories because it was such a fabulous day. I have always wanted to visit Paris (as i'm sure you'd know if you've read this). I was so taken aback by how breathtaking the Eiffel Tower was, and the view from the very top was magnificent.
Whenever I see adverts on the TV relating to Paris, or I just see anything French, I instantly think of Paris, and in particular, the Eiffel Tower.

I would love to go back in the future, and spend more time in Paris, to see all the little shops, and the more touristy areas, but I would definitely love to see the Eiffel Tower again.
Below are a few photos from that day. Enjoy!










What's your happiest memory?

Obviously, i'm quite new to blogging, having only started at the beginning of April, but out of the fifty-something posts i've put up over that time, there is one in particular that stands out as my favourite.
It's actually my first ever post!
It was when i went to Paris in February, and I spent soo long on it, and I spent hours perfecting it, and I absolutely love it, and am so proud of it. It's also my favourite blog post, because it was the best 4 days of my life so far. Paris is a beautiful place, and I just wish I could go back right now.

The post was a diary of everything that I did while I was in Paris, and there is a tonne of photos on it.

If you would like to take a little nosy, then you can find the post here. Go on, you know you want to!

Today's post has been really short, but that's only because I haven't got much to say, except go and visit the post! You won't be disappointed! (Well I hope not anyway)

Thanks for reading!

youfounderin x

In my life, I would like to visit four places in the world. These four places are Paris, Florida, Sydney and London.


Why Paris?

Well actually, i've been lucky enough to have already visited Paris back in February (see blog post here), with my school, and we went to all the main attractions, and Disneyland, and honestly, it was the best four days of my life so far. I absolutely loved it. I can't put into words how incredible it was, but I always wanted to go there, because since I was tiny, i've wanted to go up the Eiffel Tower.


Why Florida?

The main reason? Disneyworld. In particular the Harry Potter land. But in general, I think that Florida looks beautiful.


Sydney?

Another childhood dream of mine. When I was little, I wanted to live there, because it looked exotic, and adventurous, and just an incredible place, and although I don't want to go there full time, I would like to visit for a month or two, just to experience everything.


And finally, London.

Living in Scotland, many people would think that I would have been to London. I haven't, although I would love to go there. In fact, I would love to live there, not only is there more design opportunities down there, but there's a lot more to do, and everyone there seems lovely, and the city itself is beautiful. (And also because of the Harry Potter studio tours, I'm nt going to lie)
(UPDATE: I actually went to London in June 2014, and I wrote some blog posts all about it! See below:)

• My Warner Bros Studio Tour Experience
• Photos from London
• London Haul

So that's the four places I would love to visit in my lifetime. Where do you want to visit?

Hello everyone! For today's post I thought I would write about a recent trip I went on with my school. In February, I was lucky enough to visit a place i've always wanted to travel to, since as long as I can remember: Paris.
The bus journey down was a 19 hour drive. We set off at 5pm, and for the first few hours, it was fun, chatting away to everyone, being overexcited, the usual..
By 9pm, everyone was reaching the 'cramped I need to stop somewhere' stage. When we finally stopped to switch drivers in Manchester (we traveled from Glasgow) it felt amazing to stretch our legs! (Also, I suffer from travel sickness, so to get some air was great!!)
When we were back on the bus, we were back to the 'not being able to move properly' stage.
As midnight came upon us, barely anyone on the bus was asleep, although we were all so tired, that this happened..




By the time three o'clock (in the morning!) came by, we were ready to board the ferry! It was from Dover to Calais, so it wasn't very long, only an hour or so, but I think everyone was so tired they either dozed off, or went a bit mad (like below!)

Once off the ferry, we were back on the dreaded bus, and by this point everyone was asleep, including me. I  woke up however at 7am, feeling horrible (because as I mentioned, I get travel sick) and looking to me right, my friend Aimee was awake, also feeling awful. We spoke to our teacher, who wasn't planning on stopping the bus, stopped the bus for us, and we went out to get some fresh air, and we took our travel pills. It was a quick stop, but once back on the bus, I managed to get another 2 hour sleep until at 9am we were up and at a service station, getting freshened up, and stuffing our faces with food!