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Monday, 1 April 2013

10 Boring Grown-Up Things I Get Excited About


1. Washing my clothes with new washing powder and smelling them when they are dried. 
2. Having all my dishes clean and organised all at once.
3. A tidy and organised room and en suite.
4. A freshly vacuumed  floor. 
5. The satisfying feeling after spring cleaning. 
6. Going to the gym, then showering and eating a healthy meal. 
7. Writing down things in my Filofax. 
8. Eating a salad really enjoying it.
9. 3 ply toilet paper. 
10. Fresh bed sheets.

Does anyone else get excited about little things such as these?


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Thursday, 13 September 2012

Keeping Organised-My First Filofax: Current Set Up

Until now I was a complete Filofax virgin. I really need to get organised for University and I've always looked at the Filofax selection in paperchase in admiration. I decided to splurge and bought myself the Filofax Sage Swift. The birdcages completely sold it to me. 
On the left I have my Library card and loyalty cards for cafés. I bought some really cute Parisian post it notes off Ebay and stuck them on the standard Filofax divider I wasn't going to use- the prettier they are the more likely I am to use them. 

Saturday, 1 September 2012

August Favourites

Hey guys :) Its August Favourite time here at Ms Beaujoli. Here are a few things I have been enjoying this month.


Blog-

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This is one a my most favourite blogs. Written by Danniella Josephine, called Beauty In Japan - its a hub of informative and witty posts. Take a look? 


Book- The Fault In Our Stars


Plot Summary: Here
I've only started this book really and I'm pretty sporadic with my reading habits having several on the go. In saying that I can note that I was really impressed with how John Green had really portrayed the girl who is Hazel Grace. It was like an actual girl of her age and circumstance wrote it. His ability to write as a female even rivals some female authors who portray girls in a similar stereotypical way.