Trip to London

At the end of April myself and a few others took a nice little trip to London to see the amazing Melanie Martinez!

It's fair to say I had an utterly amazing time, just what I needed.

my partner and I allowed ourselves to spend and do what ever we wanted,

as it was our first trip away for a while , that meant shopping and food.

We booked to stay in a beautiful apartment.

How stunning is that I'll leave the link here for any of you that would like to visit.

https://www.airbnb.co.uk/rooms/9527125?checkin=26-04-2016&checkout=28-04-2016&guests=4&s=_DOTTSxd

After we settled we decided to venture in to London. 

The day of the gig we were walking round trying to find a nice place to eat, we ended up in an Angus beef house place, and were served by the most lovely man ever, he may have taken selfies with us.

We then walked around more, I must admit I did end up almost running in to Lush on Oxford street and spent nearly 30 

minuets in there and the contents of my bank account.

Then we ended up in Mac Cosmetics, at this point let me tell you that I may no in fact I do have the best boyfriend in the world (sorry guys)

It all started with him saying I could have that lipstick I've been wanting since November 2015 (matte royal), the sales lady was very good at her job and I ended up with a whole new base as well as the matching liner for the lipstick.

After this it was a mad rush home to coat ourselves in cute things and glitter, only to get caught in a London downpour, thankfully we made it to the show with 10 seconds to spare.

Melanie was unbelievable, she was far better than I thought she was going to be, and even that was a high standard, I may have fallen in love.

when the concert was over we all met up with our friend Max and venture to a gay bar at had a fun, energetic end to the night.

P.S were going to see Melanie nearer to the end of the year - I may even vlog it. 

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The Age of Internet.

“Courage is fire, and bullying is smoke.” Benjamin Disraeli

Recently I've found myself in the comments sections on everything from YouTube to friends Facebook sites. 

Although a lot of the comments are absolutely lovely and most are unbelievable supportive and kind, you always come across those "no offence but" "I'm not being funny but", or even just general nasty comments, and i find myself wondering. Why?

Why do people go out of their way to hurt others and make them feel terrible or a lack of self worth?

When this subject gets raised online, it's full of people experiences yet, it's also full of "Well you've put yourself online so you should expect these kinds of comments", really? Should a person expect to be called ugly? or stupid? The correct answer is no.

More and more cyber and bullying as a whole (yes bullying is what this is) seem to becoming more and more frequent.

I find myself asking why? even though i already know the answer.

We live in a world where people can hide behind anonymous.

The crazy thing is instead of tackling this subject, there are websites created to slag of YouTube, to talk about people personal lives,  people leaking phone numbers and hacking pages...

You can do whatever you want, and face next to no consequences.

I just wonder why people would take time out to do these things.

What do you get out of attacking someone? nothing

What do you get out of being a good supportive nice person? self worth, gratitude, friendship....

I'm a strong believer of if you don't have anything nice to say don't say it.

If you're not enjoying a video, don't watch it.

If you don't like a photo, don't look at it.

If you feel you need to address something, there are ways and means to do that without coming across hateful.

Spread joy and happiness, not negativity and hate.