My own little Breaking Dawn experience

With the imminent release of the highly anticipated, new addition to the Twilight Saga, I have decided to share with you my own Twihard experience.

Now I have always been a fan of celebrities, and found myself in a que or two seeking out boy bands and soap stars. So imagine my excitement of being in Sydney, Australia and bumping into Mr Robert Pattinson, ok well technically I didn't actually bump into him, I don't think queuing for 3 hours would suggest a common bump and excited scream. Although in the end what happened was better than that.

The line was huge, however my celebrity stalker behaviour earned me a place at the front, and I just hoped I would get, even a, glimpse of my vampires love. After 3 hours everyone started arriving, the excitement grew and my hands began to shake. The rest was a bit of a blur, until a handsome man came up to me, smiled, wrote his name on a bit of paper and kissed me on the cheek. The legs wobbled and my body shook as I realised RPatz had just kissed me, epic moment if ever I had one.

After looking at a few more celebs, and vowing to never wash my cheek, I went home.

It took a day, but I eventually washed the cheek. :)

80s babyyyy

Being born in the 80's, and the end half of the 80's at that, I never got to experience the out there fashion and hip popping music of a pretty epic era. So when I was invited to Birmingham to attend an 80's inspired function, I jumped at the chance.

Hairspray at the ready, leg warmers packed the girls and I headed to the Raddison Blu hotel in Birmingham. A beautiful hotel. Although there is nothing better than turning up to your gorgeous hotel and getting a free upgrade into the presidential suite. The room was stunning, there was a kitchen, living room, 3 bathrooms and a WALK in wardrobe, less hotel more swanky apartment in Chelsea.

So after getting ready and having a few cheeky champagnes, whilst listening to some 80's beats to set the mood, we left for our function.

The loft penthouse is a wine bar in one of Birmingham's quieter streets, however that makes it more appealing, not to mention it's less que time at the bar.

When going to a private party, what are the two words that you spend hours hoping to hear?? Yes, Free bar! Nothing better than going home with a hangover and a purse still full of your hard earned pennies. Well to the free bar we headed, and many cocktails later we were busting out some 80's classics on the karaoke. I was defiantly born to dance, I was throwing shapes as good as Blondie.

The whole night was very enjoyable, and I may be re thinking my style in the future as I totally pull off 80's baby.

Below is a few pictures of our night, let me know what you think about my 80's look.

Until next time xxx

Finally something to write about.

I never really understood the word busy, until recently. I've always thought I was a fairy busy person, however not since the past few months has it really accelerated into overdrive. Juggling two jobs, a full time access course, not to mention a thriving social life and active gym boff addiction, has proved somewhat of a challenge. So I apologise for my lack of blogs, but I have finally learnt how to juggle and have throw blogging back into the mix, so let's see how we go.

This weeks I have never led me to Oxford and to an old school friends house. Now I would be lying if I said I had never had a photo shoot, not only do i have newspaper cuttings to prove otherwise, most of my profile pictures would suggest I am a frequent visitor in front of the lens of a camera. However who can turn down a photo session??

Now my dear friend Adrienne has recently set up a business called Buttercups Photography, and it is fabulous. Adi has always been a keen photographer, even when we were little she would be filming as I leapt about the room showing off my latest dance steps. So I was very keen to take her up on her offer as soon as she called.

After packing what felt like a hundred outfits, I took the train from London to Oxford to relieve my busy stressful life for a night.

The photos are amazing, we had such a great time. Adi made me feel really relaxed and it was like we were kids again.

My suggestion to all, if your having a crazy stressful time, don your glad rags, slap on the old war paint, along with a camera snapping friend, and you are all set for a giggle session with your girls.

Stay tuned folks, as next week I am in Birmingham for a charity event with the lovely Barbra Windsor. It is set to be a good one.

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