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New Year

Hello Lovelies! Thank you so much for the page views yesterday, it put a big smile on my face :D I wanted to talk to you about this year. 2014. I have changed so much and I think it's down to these girls: this time last year I was less confident, not as sociable and I think they've brought me out of my shell and I love them for it! So thank you Cara, Aisha, Chloe H, Chloe B, Joanna and Abbey you have helped me a lot this past year! 2014 has been eventful; Uni choices made, making new friends and learning who I can and can't trust. I hope there's more exciting things to come next year. 2015 should be amazing! I'm starting uni which will be scary! I may do a blog post on university? I don't know, we'll see! My New Years resolution this year is to care less about what other people think. At the moment I stress about what others think of me and it stops me from doing things I want to. To me this is ridiculous and I should live how I want to so that's exactly what I'm going to do! Let me know what your New Years resolutions are Love LMR xx P.S don't get too drunk, on second thoughts do, it's New Years after all ;)

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