The 4 types of guys you'll meet

Being in Sixth form has been busy, I'm mostly receiving a lot of work, and I wish to blog daily, but when there are times I am free I promise to post more often.

The crush














So today I want to talk about first time crushes. When I had my first proper crush, it wasn't exactly girl sees boy but it was one of my friends who acknowledged the boy liking me. However my response was, "<insert name> he's probably just looking somewhere else." Because of  this I started to question this crush he had on me, I mean I felt that it was sweet but I still was in denial. It took a long time to feel the same for him, I wasn't going to instantly like him because he liked me, but I liked him because of his personality.
So every girl reader be yourselves, I mean there will always be hot, good looking guys around and about, but even if that one guy you really  like doesn't acknowledge your presence or is a complete douche. You are so much more, you deserve a guy that will respect you and not use you for his own fun. It sounds complete cliche but it's the truth, I have met many different types of guys, and there are also many guys many of us haven't met, here are some:

-The user: You see him more than a friend, he only ever comes to you when he needs something from you



-The two-sided: He seems to be the good looking and nice guy you think he is, however when he is with his other friends he ignores you completely


-The experimentalist (I made that up myself, but true anyway): You like him and he likes you too, he asks for your number, and you go on a date with him, never pays for anything and is just going out with you to see what it's like to go on a date, and never calls you back
After all these types of guys you do/don't meet, remember that you will meet that guy, he may not be what you are looking for, but he will your Mr Perfect.
So there you go, from crushes to the--> right guy
That's it folks, more posts to come....

The city of love......

Afternoon everyone!
A lot of things have gone on recently, during the holidays I went off to France and Spain with my relatives from the USA. France is indeed the city of love, with its beautiful designs and it's intricate details in architecture. I absolutely loved it! Sadly though we didn't get to spend much time there, however we stayed long enough in Spain, Barcelona. Barcelona was also such a beautiful place, it's beaches, where the water was much saltier, and the the temperature was the hottest, it was incredible. One of the main things I enjoyed so much about this holiday was of course the beach, other than that the buildings had their own classical style to it. We went to this amazing church, Sagrada la Familia (sorry if I may have misspelled it), the queue was dreadful, but then again this church is so famous(having being unfinished the late architect died, but it is still being built), inside the church, it was so peaceful, it may sound cheesy but it felt like something that came out of fairytale books, Gourde (again sorry for the misspelling) the main genius who created this amazing church had put every last detail into it, next time I'm considering to go there again.

Besides the beach, and touring all these amazing sites, the food was really good. In our last day of Spain we great night at a outdoor restaurant, there was a lot of seafood involved, me being a seafood lover, this was heaven (chocolate is still the best).

I will try to blog daily.......

Update and news!

Last Saturday my group and I did a sponsored walk in the heart of London, even though it was not the bestest day to go on a sponsored walk, we managed to complete the walk. It was a 7 mile journey, and we had done well. Proud of those who were with me :)

For all of you young readers out there who want to do something that is inspiring or something that you are passionate about don't be afraid to do it. I know it's such a big leap to go out and do something that you want to change but don't be afraid, I was scared to think "what can someone like me do something, I'm too young to do anything!" But ignore that voice inside your head that tells you, "You can't do it" but tell yourself you can and go for it because life is short, so enjoy and aspire what you want to do and what you want to be.

A random week..

Sorry for the late posts, I haven't been blogging in ages. Here is the news so far...I have been busy planning the sponsored walk for this coming Saturday and it has been even more busy in my media lessons of filming a music video for my preliminary task.
Last week Monday we got to visit one of my sixth form's consortium's, there we got the chance to hear about what university life was for those who had went to these universities, such as one of the courses I went to first which was journalism. A former student who had went to City London university was so passionate about journalism he made me even more invested into doing journalism, I enjoy writing even when I was in year 7 we were told to write short stories a whole of ideas emerged in my head, this continued  throughout the whole years.When I joined sixth form  I had chosen to do English literature, I was surprised at the vast change of the work we had to do of course this was year 12, and not year 11 (with GCSE's). However I still enjoy writing and don't give up on things that happen to be hard because there will be challenges in life.
I know this was a rather short post but I promise to write longer and write often more.

Short detail for today!

Today is my campaign meeting, and I will be asking them to bring information or news articles that they find moving.

Hey guys, sorry I haven't been able to blog. There have been so many things happening being ill, visiting the Houses of Parliament and my birthday, and being able to see my friends.
Being ill is horrible it's not a secret to everyone, even worse when you have to be in the same room for days just to recover. But in the end when this whole feeling of being sick goes away you feel fresh and is able to continue the work you did before.
Every Wednesday I hold a meeting on human trafficking which we support the A21 campaign to raise awareness of it which is happening around the world. I first heard about the A21 campaign  in church and Christine Caine (the main person who created this campaign) was telling us that human trafficking is happening right now and everywhere, and that most of us don't acknowledge that there are 27 million people being trafficked all around the world. I was shocked and initially wanted to help, but I wasn't sure on how to start, so one day in church one lady raised awareness by rowing and I was motivated by her fundraising, I wanted to do something and I felt encouraged more by the our youth ministry telling us that being young is not going to stop us to do something. So I was inspired to tell my peers in sixth form about human trafficking, I created a presentation by the help of my youth leader, with the encouragement of my leader and my head of year supporting me I was able to have an A21 campaign group.

Today I held the campaign meeting, my group and I discussed the ways to fundraise money, so we finally established how we were going to fundraise which was a sponsored walk, this then led to the organising of where we were going to start the sponsored walk and where we were going to finish but we soon had it all planned out. Until next wednesday on the details of my group meeting, blog tomorrow bye!

xo

Here it goes.....

This is my first ever blog and I'm kind of nervous to write what I want to write, I mean I love writing since my junior years, and I did enjoy doing some creative writing and this has enabled me to carry on writing. But  how do you know how to write an introduction? Is it 'Hey Guys' or 'Hi!'? I mean what I'm writing now is complete randomness but what the heck..... To all you readers, how are you? How's life?

I will try to blog everyday and I hope you all enjoy.

Talk to you guys later

xo