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I hope that you are all out and enjoying the sun. Here's a #throwback blog post for #SocialSaturday regarding the importance of self-care for your mental health and wellbeing. Self-care routines need not be expensive nor serve as a way to escape 'normal life' but instead serve as coping mechanisms that allow you to focus on your self, even if only for a minute!

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My latest #blogpost is discussing how to be more organised using a bullet journal system. It allows for creativity, mindfulness, positivity, productivity, increased wellbeing and at the same time, you’ll NEVER miss an appointment or event ever again. Head on over to read more! 

https://channongray.com/get-organised-using-bullet-journal/

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How you get more organised = use a bullet journal. This is great for organisation, wellbeing, creativity, productivity and mindfulness. 

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Ice-Cream at Padstow the other day, whilst it rained ☔️🍦 in order to get this photo, it ended up dripping absolutely EVERYWHERE but it was totally worth it! . . . ##food #foodie #london #cornwall #lifestyle #lifestylebloggeruk #blogpost #blog #bloggers #girlboss #lbloggers #igdaily #culturetrip #neverstopexploring #review #passionpassport #instagood #vscocam #igers #photo #photography #instafood #icecream #padstow

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The Hardest Part Of University No One Talks About

University is about learning new things, experiencing exciting places, meeting life-long friends from all over and challenging oneself at every single step of the way; however, the hardest part of university is not the degree itself but life after. Obtaining a degree is far from easy; it is about locating oneself in unfamiliar surroundings, exploring one’s own intellectual abilities and…

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My Etsy Shop: PlanningWithC stocking Pretty Planner Stickers for the Ultimate Organisation

My Etsy Shop: PlanningWithC stocking Pretty Planner Stickers for the Ultimate Organisation

Since graduating, I have been putting a lot of time and effort into my Etsy sticker/scrapbook shop “PlanningWithC” producing new products and new collections for those interested in arts, crafts and organisation. I have a wide range of planner stickers to help all individuals, creative or not, to keep organised in a decorative but functional way. Why use Planner Stickers? Planner stickers may…

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Love Island: What do I do with my life now it is over?

Love Island: What do I do with my life now it is over?

ITV2’s reality TV series “Love Island” has dominated my life for the past 49 days/7 weeks; I am officially addicted as it is now firmly apart of my everyday routine. For the days when I miss it on Live TV, then I will continuously refresh the ITV Hub until it appears around 2am! It has vastly become a guilty pleasure, one that people are not afraid to admit.  However, the Final is tonight and…

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National Trust Poppy Fields at West Pentire - Crantock, Cornwall

National Trust Poppy Fields at West Pentire – Crantock, Cornwall

Graduate life these days consists of dancing through the poppy fields located at West Pentire, near Crantock in Cornwall. Dress: ASOS West Pentire to Porth Joke The poppy fields are currently out in full flower on the cliffs overlooking Crantock beach. You will find them between West Pentire and Porth/Polly Joke on the coastal path. They are picture perfect and I’ve visited them multiple times…

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London: Business as Usual

London: Business as Usual

I feel truly heart-broken by events that have happened throughout the country in recent times; however, business as usual has quickly resumed. It is just the ‘usual’ that has changed. Monday 5th June: ‘business as usual’ Over the past few weeks (and days), my life has been hectic but no where near as chaotic as those caught up in various attacks from London to Manchester. I do not have the words…