After work time, it's play time

A marketing school project I was working on. Designing for a market. One of the most stressful time ever especially on the hand in day, I was rushing in between campuses to drop all my assignments, life of a student... But once I finished my toile, I experienced the most relaxing and happiest feeling, making it so worth it! I think I did good (pat on my back). After all the hard work, I could only reward myself with a trip to Indiana!!! I miss my nieces and nephew, my family and friends, the bf, the food, the culture...If anything, it's been the hardest thing I have had to deal with, the emotions. I hate being away from the ones I love, from home. It's honestly the most depressing feeling and it is the major factor that gives me thoughts of leaving London, quitting, just going away and not want to come back. However on the other hand, I have so much going on right now that I can't just give up and go back to basics. "No no no...This is just part of growing up" I keep reminding myself. I'm leaving this upcoming Monday and I'll be there for the holidays. I'm so happy :)

Once more

I have been away for a while, having the time of my life. As I mentioned before, I used to live in Indianapolis for years before leaving after graduating high school. So being that it's summer, school is out til September and that I happen to have 3 weeks off work, I went to Indiana and spent my 3 weeks there and 'Oh my goodness' where do I start? This was honestly the best summer I have had since I can remember. Over the upcoming days, I will be posting photos of my trip in Indiana and the things I was up to, the lovely people I met and my wonderful friends and family I spent time with :) Now that I am back in London, I honestly feel a bit Indi-sick as I miss my time there...it was very short lived but amazingly memorable...and without further say here are some of the memories from the city of Indianapolis. Approaching Monument Circle My sister Margo and her little princess Me and my super cute niece on top of the monument, bear in mind that I dreadfully fear heights, but it actually wasn't so bad, probably because I was so EXCITED to be in Indiana :b what a wonderful view of the city! Stay tuned for more, xx

Stripes and stars

As I've mentioned before, I love America!!! The culture, the people, the malls...I miss CVS, Dollar Store, Lafayette, Burlington Coat Factory...And recently, my symptoms of 'Americahomesick' have become very frequent. I haven't gone back since I graduated high school in 2007. I loved living there and with these American flag prints nearly everywhere I go, I've decided to plan a trip to Indianapolis in June to visit my family and friends. So cheers to that!