A Little Bit of Everything

This is kind of a part 2 to my first blog post, and just before i get into it, i wanted to say HAPPY HALLOWEEN! And thank you all for the amazing feedback on my first post (which i was extremely anxious over). This post is about my favourite parts of autumn evenings, and how my thoughts get a lot deeper when the evenings get darker. Does anyone else get like this? One of the best parts of autumn evenings is getting all of the candles out and making your room smell of Christmas! Some of my favourite scents are Warm Apple and Cinnamon (Home Bargains, £2.99), Freshly Baked Cookies (B&M Bargains, £2.49) and Gingerbread (Home Bargains, £2.99) When I burn these scents together my room smells incredible! Fairy lights are my next must have during these darker evenings. They fill the room and make it so cosy and comforting, i love it. I have lots of fairy lights dotted around my bedroom and as soon as I get home, I turn all of them on and light all of my candles. When it is time for

First of all, I just want to welcome everyone who is kind enough to take a moment of their day to read this messy and unorganised blog post. I am well and truly new to this and I have no idea how it works or what this is going to turn out like! Much like a lot of people, Autumn (alongside Winter) is my favourite time of year. As soon as it starts getting a little darker in the evenings, and the leaves start to change colour, I am instantly in my wardrobe digging out my jumpers and hoodies; getting all of my candles out to fill my room is something else i look forward to. I would also love to dig out all of the autumnal bath bombs from lush, but unfortunately I am allergic to them, so I have to compromise with a candle lit bath without the bubbles. I am extremely lucky enough to live in an area surrounded by fields, and trees and this year, a huge pumpkin patch. The pumpkin patch launched last year, but unfortunately my boyfriend was ill so we didn’t get a chance to g