I want to be a kid again...

Okay okay technically I'm still a teenager but I can still complain right?
The whole 'childhood,school days and youth are the best times of your life' couldn't be more truer and it's now,like always once there over I'm starting to realise. Take Summer holidays.. there was nothing better than being off for three months, getting to hang out with your friends everyday outside school, plan days out to the beach etc and even just spending days in front of the TV, now.. I didn't even realise it was Summer Holidays until there was a sudden influx of kids around town, everyday is the same as its been for the past year. Now it's half way through July and I'm thinking 'what has happened to Summer', yes its hard in Ireland when it's more like the middle of winter outside but I miss the feeling of freedom, of fun and just SUMMER, you understand what I mean right? The ice lollies, the stench of suncream, being up at the crack of dawn so you can fit more into a day and living in a perfect instagram moment all the time with flowers, sand, friends and much much more. I know really life is what you make it and I should go out there and make the most of Summer but I can't help but to reminisce of the good times and the difference Summer is when you're a kid to now as I try to get my learner's permit, save for college and juggle two voluntary jobs.

Recent Beauty Buys

I've wanted a Stippling brush from the moment I heard about them but they were quite expensive so when I found these in Primark whilst I was in England for just roughly £2 I couldn't believe my luck and got two as I've never seen them available in Ireland and knew I used them up ...you can tell by the pictures which one I'm using. These honestly make such a difference when applying foundation compared to just ordinary foundation brushes, they give you perfect smooth coverage and even complexion I can not recommend these enough. 

After misplacing my eyelash glue I've been looking everywhere for one you can get on its own without getting lashes as I already have a pack of them. So when I found this Eylure lashfix glue in Boots for just €3.45 I was delighted. It does do exactly what it says on the tin (bottle?) and drys clear. It also passed the test of lasting all night and was easy to remove as well. Deffo recommend this one as its a really good sized bottle for the money and its also really good quality.

Dreams Come True

With work at the ISPCA we were asked if we wanted to take part in a Animal handling and Restraint practical workshop in UCD... now I literally screamed when I got the phone call because UCD is my dream college, it's not somewhere I ever see myself going to but a girl can dream right. They have an amazing Veterinary science block including a Veterinary Hospital and it would just be a dream come true to study there.. you never know though, in the words of Justin Bieber 'Never say Never' (why did I just quote JB!). So when we got to the campus to say I was excited is a huge understatement, I was literally bouncing with excitement and had the biggest grin on my face. We also now found out what it was we were actually at.. UCD Veterinary Hospital Annual Conference. There was loads of stalls around the event hall and I have never been in my element as much anywhere else before. Everyone was asking were we vet students (which I freaking loved)  and were genuinely interested to hear about our Voluntary work. As we arrived only for our talk we didn't realise this was going on all day and so we only had a fee minutes to look around but the ones we did look at were amazing.. We went straight for the Veterinary Hospital stall and much to our delight were given Veterinary Hospital mugs (something I'm going to treasure because it's the nearest I will get to going to this college), we followed the row of stalls around, getting amazing informations and picking up as many leaflets and books as we could, we even picked up veterinary catalogus because we were so excited to be able to look through them.. think of it as a chocoholic being in a chocolate factory. We were called to our talk unfortunately when we had only looked around half the room but we were so excited to be going to an actually lecture in the Veterinary Hospital. I'll be honest I didn't find the talk as great as I was expecting. They basically just talked about what they do on a daily basis, I thought we'd be learning how to improve our work but still it was an experience I will never forget... and hey I can say I studied at UCD because technically I did. It really was a great day from the drive down with all the other volunteers and staff to learning so much and really getting the feeling for college life, I genuinely felt like I was in an American movie going round a College campus. This has me so unbelievably excited for college and to start studying Veterinary.