by Diana Iusco | Nov 11, 2015 | Outfits
Hello darlings, How have you been? As I told you last week, I am not posting that often these days, but truth is, I am always coming back here, regardless if it’s after 2 days or one week of absence. Ever since I started the blog, I promised myself that my posts will be honest and that I will write because I enjoy writing. So, now, with my busy diary, keeping a posting schedule would mean me writing meaningless posts, just so that I keep posting. And I never wanted it like that. I looove writing my thoughts here and I would also love to do it more often, but I’d rather come back here after some days when I lived new experiences and I worked hard towards this and million other small dreams to become bigger, so that when I get the chance, I can share everything with you! So now I can. I am living hectically, I’ll admit. But I am trying my best to keep a balance. A balance between work and sleep (which is the hardest thing), a balanced lifestyle, I have been trying to stay as healthy as possible (while indulging myself with some chocolate – duuuh, life is made to be enjoyed), and I have tried as much as possible to still squeeze in some social life (an actual one, outside Social Media). And I will be fair with you, it has not been easy. I am a passionate person, so everything that I get involved in, I do it with passion, so I either give in my all, or I just don’t...
by Diana Iusco | Feb 11, 2015 | Outfits
Well, it really is! This is what I have witnessed every day when coming back from the university. It is bad. I haven’t had any time to walk around, get lost around the city or to sit around in a cute cafe. Don’t even mention going out, apparently my student life is not based on that, at least not yet.. I am thinking it may be karma. My friends from back home in Romania are always telling me that I am so lucky to have so little class time in England. Well let me tell you this, I really am and they are right. You probably don’t understand what I am talking about here, so let me explain myself, and at the same time, use this as an excuse of not being too coherent. So, as I was telling you, I started classes, and both this week and next week are project weeks which in translation means that you work from 9 to 5, full time, but you are not paid. Ok, yes, I am being dramatic, but well, I just want some free time, is that too much to ask frm my Erasmus experience? I don’t think so. But yeah, I know it’s just for 2 weeks and then it will get better (still haven’t been brave enough to check my timetable though). But hey, you learn something from everything, right? So let it be, I’ll go through it, hopefully with a good grade and then I’ll get to make my travel plans and go out and eat more chocolate and explore new places and enjoy this semester...
